Os

[Tankhead02]

My aunt computer shows that she has the OS installed twiced. How do I remove one of those?

 

[Ankush09]

how does it "show" the os being installed twice? two seperate partitions with the same os?

 

[bla!!]

Click Start -> Run
Type msconfig and press enter

Click on the BOOT.INI tab
Click "Check all boot paths"

It should remove the one that doesn't correspond to an OS.

 

[The Borg]

...or maybe, just maybe, you're sticking your nose where it doesn't belong. Maybe your Aunt indeed has two copies of OS. We know we do: 1st for Mainstream Usage, 2nd for Testing and performing any high-risk bussineses. 3rd serves as a backup to troubleshoot why one of the previous encountered problems or didn't booted at all (4 HDDs totalling 360 GB... we can afford it). But, on the other head it all comes to the tone of your aunts voice when she addressed you with that "issue" (if she addressed you at all).

 

[bla!!]

I'm really confused by your post The Borg, but if you go in through msconfig like I described, it will keep all bootable paths.

It's just common if someone re-formats and re-installs with xp, for there to be 2 boot paths, one of which corresponds to nothing.