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• 1,< A href='#win10 how to delete dual-system startup items' title='win10 how to delete dual-system startup items'>win10 how to delete dual-system startup items
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• 3、European Cup live in the boot menu... There is also a system option to select when booting up. There is only one win10
• 4, Computer installs xp/win1 0 How to delete the xp system after dual system

win10 how to delete dual system startup items

1. About this experience, you can see my previous experience---dual system How to delete a boot system boot that you don't want to use a dual system, you can directly search on Baidu. Let's share it briefly with you. We press the Win+R key on the keyboard, and we want to enter the operation.

2. Find the disk partition where the system we just deleted is located, and right-click "Format". Click this window to pop up after formatting (see the figure below). Click the "Start" button to delete the win10 system disk, so that the system startup items will be gone, and the files in the two systems will be deleted.

3. Click the Windows boot menu, find the "File Explorer" and click, as shown in the figure below. Find "This Computer" on the left, right-click and select [Properties]. Enter the system layout and click [Advanced System Settings] on the left.

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1. First, turn on the computer, enter the desktop, and right-click on the "Start" icon in the lower left corner. In the open menu, select the "Run" option. Pop up the "Run" window, enter the "msconfig" command, click "OK" or enter directly.

2. Find the redundant system you want to delete and click the delete button; after the deletion is completed, click OK and restart the device.

3. Open the disk management tool: right-click the start button and select disk management. In the disk management window, you will see all the disks and partitions on the computer. Observe the file system of each partition and their labels. Determine which partition contains the boot file and boot manager (usually the system partition).

in the boot menu... There is also a system option to select when booting up. In the boot menu, there is only one win10

1, Windows 10130 version system, right-click "This Computer" on the desktop and find that there is no property option in the right-click menu. Fix the method of Windows - 10130 version system desktop "This computer" without attribute items in the right-click menu.

2. First, press the win icon key + X; click the advanced system settings on the left to enter the setting interface. Select Startup and Fault Recovery--Settings, and enter the setting interface of Startup and Failure Recovery.

3. Windows1, (4) click the small check mark in the system location bar, and select the disk symbol of Windows1 in the drop-down box, such as: G:, (5) click: OK; restart the computer, and when entering the system after booting, you can choose to enter Win10 or Win1. It's unified.

How to delete the xp system after the computer installs xp/win10 dual system

1. First, back up your important data:Before deleting any operating system, it is recommended that you back up all important files and data to prevent data loss. Start the computer and enter the Windows 10 system: Make sure you are currently using the Windows 10 system and have administrator rights.

2. Method 2: Still open cmd and enter "bcdedit/delete{ ntldr}/f" (no quotation marks, as shown in the figure). Among them, ntldr is the xp boot file. Click Return to prompt that the operation is successful. After we restart the computer, we will find that the selection system page has disappeared, and the dual system has been successfully deleted.

3. How to delete the winxp system in win10: Method 1: Press "win+r" to open and run, and enter cmd to enter the command prompt.Then enter the code msconfig to enter the "System Configuration" interface. Select the "Boot" tab and select XP to delete. ( The picture is for reference only).

4. Enter your other operating system, that is, the operating system you don't want to delete (for example, on the C disk).