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My problem was :

> The only problem is that when my computer boots, I got an uninvited
> guest :
> F1. .. dos
> Default: F1


Thanks to Brian, André, Nadav, Ben and Steve. Four of you guys suggested 
this:

" Go into Dos and run FDISK /MBR. This will restore the Master Boot Record 
and get rid of BootEasy. "


The other guess was " SYS C: ". I didn't try this one. The FDISK command did 
the job just great. Thanks again for a quick response!!