Remove windows 7 from boot list

Most people will point you to the boot.ini however in Vista this file does not exists.
The easiest way is to:
  • In the start menu type msconfig and hit enter
  • Navigate to the boot tab.
  • Select the OS you would like to boot and set it as the default.
You can delete the windows 7 OS now if you want.


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