Accidental Win 2k dual boot

[smilingfrog]

I accidentally installed Win 2000 on a second hard drive partition on my computer. I was trying to copy the files to the primary partition, but somehow I ended up with a dual boot.

I deleted the files from the second partition, but unfortunately, now, when I boot, I am always asked to choose which installation of Windows I want to run. (only one works)

Any hints on editing this out of the boot sector so that I don't have to be asked this each time?

[glc]

Control panel, system, advanced, startup and recovery. Choose the one that works and uncheck the box to display list. Alternatively, edit the boot.ini file found in the root of C:

[smilingfrog]

Thanks, that worked great. I've had some other troubles with user accounts.
I started loading all my programs as a user in the Administrator group, and when I switched to a standard user, all my accounts and preferences changed. A new folder was created in the Docs and Settings, and the computer name was appended to the user name. Some of the programs I installed won't run as different users, so I want to use this user name, but the profile is now inaccessible. Any suggestions here?