upgraded from xp to 7


  1. moknathal
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    upgraded from xp to 7


    hi. i upgraded from windows XP 32bit to Windows 7 ultamat 32bit. my raptor HD is still almost full. is it because there is still the XP partition? if so is it ok to delete teh XP partition and windows 7 will run fine and be like a fresh install?
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  3. BCXtreme
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    Is there a folder called "Windows.old" on your C: drive, and if so, did you have another version of Windows on this computer before XP?
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