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  1. Frostmourne
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x86-64
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    Yes, insert the disc reboot and then choose the right options. Delete all your old partitions and let Windows do the rest.
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  3. steve6
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    win 7 home premium
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    got it done


    Indeed......I actually stuck in my vista restore disc, and BOOM, the files vanished. which is just what I wanted. didn't even have to touch the win7 boot disc. it was weird, but it worked.
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