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Jun 15, 2007 - 04:17 AM
If you go to control panel, select System then go to the Advanced tab, click on Settings in Startup and Recovery section
You should then see a drop down list with your current operating systems.
Are there two listed? If not and its just the one then I think what has happened is that you may of upgraded rather than installed a fresh copy of windows.
This sounds like it since you are not getting the two o/s listed anymore.
Part of the install process of Windows, it does reboot and this is probably why you saw the old version temporarily.
Are all your installed programs working correctly?
I suggest you backup all your precious files.
This copy of Windows, has it been registered with MS? You may find that you might need to activate it.
You should then see a drop down list with your current operating systems.
Are there two listed? If not and its just the one then I think what has happened is that you may of upgraded rather than installed a fresh copy of windows.
This sounds like it since you are not getting the two o/s listed anymore.
Part of the install process of Windows, it does reboot and this is probably why you saw the old version temporarily.
Are all your installed programs working correctly?
I suggest you backup all your precious files.
This copy of Windows, has it been registered with MS? You may find that you might need to activate it.
Mar 04, 2009 - 07:45 AM
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Dec 27, 2010 - 05:58 PM
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