Automatic boot instead of choose operating system

I'm dual booting Windows 8 and Linux Mint 14 right now with GRUB2 as the MBR. I changed the MBR to Windows, but didn't like the menu screen so I went back to GRUB2. Now, when I select Windows 8 from GRUB2, it has the choose operating system screen and it boots after 5 seconds or if I select it. I used EasyBCD to add the boot entry for Linux Mint prior to re-installing GRUB2 as the MBR. Then deleting the boot entry after switching back to GRUB2. I know on Windows XP, you would edit the boot.ini file located in the root of the c: driver, but on vista and later, I'm not sure how to edit the bcdedit.exe file in c:\windows\system32\. When I type the command into command prompt, it displays all the information inside the file, but I'm not sure what command to use to fix the issue.

I'm not dual booting but I would assume if you run Msconfig - > boot and set the default OS and Timeout: 0

http://www.eightforums.com/tutorial...-change-time-wait-before-default-os-runs.html

Yeah I did that, but that solution is more of a temporary fix. You can still see a flash of the menu screen before it boots up and only hides it from plain view. There's a permanent fix editing the bcdedit file, but I wasn't sure how to do it. I ended up deleted the partition Linux Mint was on and only using Windows 8 since there was no reason for me to really use Linux other than to experiment and venture out of Windows. Thanks for your reply topgun!