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7 steps to removing Windows Vista from your boot menu

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http://gandhiakshay.blogspot.com/2007/09/remove-vista-entry-from-boot-menu.html

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If, for some reason, you've decided to revert back to Windows XP from Windows Vista, then you might still see the option of Windows Vista in your boot menu. To remove this option, take a look at Akshay Gandhi's 7 step tutorial on how to do this.

By chris on 18 September 2007

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