XS11E wrote:
"Dave \"Crash\" Dummy" wrote:

XS11E wrote:
"Dave \"Crash\" Dummy" wrote:

NOTE: One thing you can do is NOT remove the OS and NOT
remove the entry from the boot menu but in the Edit tab check
the desired OS and check the "Skip the boot menu" box. That
leaves the 2nd OS in place but you'll never know it until
you re-run EasyBCD and uncheck the box. Not in this case. It
is time limited.
Yes, but leaving the partition full of bits and bytes may prevent
moths from getting in.....
I can always fill it with Linux builds.

I downloaded and installed EasyBCD. Pretty neat, but I have a
question. If I uninstall it will the native Windows 7 boot stuff be
restored?

It only alters the boot manager. There's no need to uninstall
EasyBCD.

I understand that there is no need to uninstall it, but what I want to,
anyway? Will it restore the original Windows MBR/GPT without doing a
repair with the Windows install disk or repair disk?
--
Crash

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