How to uninstall Windows Vista when you have a dual boot arrangement. In that article we were using VistaBootPRO to eliminate the boot entry for Windows Vista. But, this tool is no longer free of charge as well as several of our readers demanded one more substitute. In this new guide, we will explain you how to do the similar thing by using the EasyBCD, a utility which works just as fine as well as it is free of charge available for download.

NOTE: This guide works for citizens that have a dual boot arrangement: Windows XP as well as Windows Vista installed.

Important: EasyBCD works only on Windows Vista. This means that you will have to download as well as set up the software while you are still using Windows Vista.

How To Use EasyBCD

After you set up it, run EasyBCD. The interface will come across as shown in the below image.

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Click on the Manager Bootloader key. Then, in the 'Bootloader Installation Options' section, choose 'Uninstall the VistaBootloader' as well as click on 'Write MBR'.

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When finished, you will notice in the status bar of EasyBCD that the MBR has been re-written. Currently close EasyBCD, restart your PC, login to Windows XP as well as format the partition where Windows Vista was installed. To learn how to do this, test the second half of our primary article on how to uninstall Windows Vista.

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If you know additional free of charge tools which do the similar thing as EasyBCD don't be uncertain to distribute them with us.