BootLoader; Problems with BOOT orders

[dat_geezer]

Hi, first topic, but i'm pretty sure mine's a unique one.

 

Here's the story:

 

I have the basic command line Chameleon BootLoader that came with the iPC installation.

I have System Reserved Partition

I have Windows 7 Partition

I have MAC OSX Leopard Partition

 

So, on boot, it gives me the three options:

 

(1) System Reserved

(2) Windows 7

(3) MAC OSX Leopard

 

For some strange reason, when I want to load windows 7 and I choose the Windows 7 partition, it doesn't allow me to boot (saying there is no bootmanager or something, press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart).

But when I choose System Reserved, it boots =s

Now, this, for me isn't a real problem, as if i install the new RC4, then I can hide the Windows 7 faulty boot and rename System Reserved to Windows 7.

 

I had a previous problem where I couldn't boot MAC OSX so I used EasyBCD to add the MAC OS partition. But, it didn't work and I couldn't remove it. So I have, when I choose System Reserved, the Windows Bootloader, which has the options WINDOWS 7 and MACOSX Leopard, where if I choose WINDOWS 7, it boots fine but if I choose MAC OSX then it won't work, saying something about NST.

 

My question is;

 

(a) Is it possible to remove the Windows 7 Bootloader, so that it'll boot straight to Windows 7

(going into msconfig shows no boot options).

 

(a) Update Chameleon without losing Windows 7 Boot (as it previously did).

 

it's a little confusing but i've tried to explain as best I could.

 

Thanks =)