I have xp and slackware 9.0.

Se i DON'T want lilo or grub or any other boot managers i want it t boot directly to xp if i don' use a the boot disk for slackware. So during the install i choose not to install lilo. Still lilo loads on boot and i have "Linux" as the only option. I enter and remove lilo and the liloconfig and everything else that has to do with lilo. I restart and the thing is still there.

Help me please.

I'm assuming you installed slak on another partition than XP is on?

In that case:
I have no idea why lilo installed itself automatically but if you don't want it, boot from a windows bootdisk (preferably win98) and type 'fdisk /mbr'.
This command causes fdisk to overwrite the Master Boot Record, thus destroying lilo. And since the boot-process is unable to read linux-partitions your computer will boot into XP automatically. WARNING: POSSIBLY UNSAFE!!

The other way around is to actually use lilo to boot XP.
Adding this to the /etc/lilo.conf file will enable you to start XP with lilo:
I use the "jed" editor, so:

jed /etc/lilo.conf

Scroll down to the place where your linux root partition is, it should look something like this:

root = /dev/hda1
label = linux
read-only

All you need to do now is to copy that text, paste it below and change the /dev/hda1 option to whatever partition XP houses and change the label to anything you want i.e Windows XP. Save the file, exit the editor and type, at the command prompt:

/sbin/lilo

This command re-installs lilo with the new options.
Good luck!

well first did not work.

The second i do not know how i will do since i do not have lilo installed i do whereis lilo find lilo locate lilo no lilo on computer.....

Should i install lilo and set it up like that ?

dude, deleting the files won't make no difference, its installed on your master boot record. to get rid of it you must install Windows' bootloader.

Dude, all you have to do is to boot from a windows 98 bootdisk and type:
fdisk /mbr

This destroys lilo completely

yup yup

Dude