How to remove 'select os' from startup menu

[handscombmp]

Recently i've been playing around with multiboot option and have been installing other OS's such as Linux.

To add them to my boot menu i used EasyBCD as i wanted to keep the Win Bootloader.

Anyway, to cut a long story short i removed them all apart from Win 7 and deleted them from the bootloader.

The problem is it still pops up asking me which OS to boot into even though i know only have one.
How do i stop it doing this and make it go back to how it was before.

I know it's probably a simple option but i can't seem to figure it out.

Thanks in advance.

[BobF64]

Are the other options actually shown on the boot menu? or is it just Windows 7 now?

If there really is only 1 option there, Windows should just boot without waiting.

You could also always set the timeout to 0

It was so much easier when it was just boot.ini...

[peterb]

Not sure about easy boot (I use grub for multi-booting)

If there is an easyboot ini or configuration file, is there a default OS? Or can you re-install the win7 boot loader which should bypass (or remove) easyboot?

edit: This may help... http://www.windowsreference.com/wind...7-boot-loader/

[jim]

You should be able to do it via EasyBCD, but it's a long time since I used it so not sure. I would just "repair the windows installation" using the disc, which should refresh the bootloader.

[handscombmp]

Think i may have cracked it.

In EasyBCD there was an option for 'Skip the boot menu' which i had missed and was unchecked.

Fingers crossed that did the trick.

Thanks anyway guys.