Removing OS from boot screen

[FireDust]

So, recently I installed Ubuntu as my secondary OS on my laptop, now I uninstalled it, but when I boot up the computer, there Is still an option to choose between it and Windows. Now, I tried msconfig, but there is only one boot option, so I can't remove it from there. My question is, Is there a way how to remove this option without reinstalling Windows? (I haven't tried Windows disk Repair function, but will try that tommorow)

Notebook: Lenovo Y510P
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64x

 

[~mr mixx~]

I found this link that might fix your problem, it might be worth a try :

How to Remove Dual Boot Startup | eHow

Hope that can help you out

Note:
Tips & Warnings

Deleting the wrong line in the Notepad boot file can cause system problems. It is a good idea to save a copy of the unedited original somewhere as a backup in case you make a mistake.

 

[FireDust]

I have an problem with this:

There is no "Edit" Button...

 

[~mr mixx~]

Sorry I forgot you were using Win. 7

I heard that a program called Easybcd can help you. here is a link that describes what it is & what it does:

EasyBCD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is the program that can edit your boot menu & I believe can remove that other Linux OS.

EasyBCD

 

[FireDust]

That worked, thanks!

 

[~mr mixx~]

np, Glad to see it worked out for you.