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    Boot from the Windows 7 installation disk and delete all partitions. Those OEM partitions apparently can't do you any good now and cannot return you to Vista, even if you wanted to do that.
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    ignatzatsonic said:
    Boot from the Windows 7 installation disk and delete all partitions. Those OEM partitions apparently can't do you any good now and cannot return you to Vista, even if you wanted to do that.

    hmm ok ill just use the CD then then after the recovery ill do the clean install and delete them. When i do the clean install will it show my C: drive and my 2 OEM paritions? It wont do anything if i event format my C: drive right?
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    Clean the HD Drive first.
    Click here to read the tutorial SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation
    To clean install Windows 7 with a Upgrade DVD.
    Click here to read the tutorial Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version

    To clean install Vista with LG Recovery DVD.
    Click here to read the manual LG Product Support for R580-K.AHC4WA9
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    xJay said:
    ignatzatsonic said:
    Boot from the Windows 7 installation disk and delete all partitions. Those OEM partitions apparently can't do you any good now and cannot return you to Vista, even if you wanted to do that.

    hmm ok ill just use the CD then then after the recovery ill do the clean install and delete them. When i do the clean install will it show my C: drive and my 2 OEM paritions? It wont do anything if i event format my C: drive right?
    What "recovery" are you talking about? You can't do a "recovery" to Vista unless you use those CDs you said you had yesterday.

    Going from where you are now to a fresh install of Windows is not a "recovery".

    When you do the clean install, it should show your C drive and both OEM partitons.

    You would delete all partitions and then make 1 new C partition, covering the entire hard drive.
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    theog said:
    Clean the HD Drive first.
    Click here to read the tutorial SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation
    To clean install Windows 7 with a Upgrade DVD.
    Click here to read the tutorial Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version

    To clean install Vista with LG Recovery DVD.
    Click here to read the manual LG Product Support for R580-K.AHC4WA9
    That's a lot, Can't i just use the recovery DVD and do the windows 7 install again since my laptop will be vista again when i use the recovery
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    You told us 10 minutes ago you wanted to install Windows 7.

    Now you say you want to use the recovery DVD and return to Vista.

    Make up your mind.
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    ignatzatsonic said:
    xJay said:
    ignatzatsonic said:
    Boot from the Windows 7 installation disk and delete all partitions. Those OEM partitions apparently can't do you any good now and cannot return you to Vista, even if you wanted to do that.

    hmm ok ill just use the CD then then after the recovery ill do the clean install and delete them. When i do the clean install will it show my C: drive and my 2 OEM paritions? It wont do anything if i event format my C: drive right?
    What "recovery" are you talking about? You can't do a "recovery" to Vista unless you use those CDs you said you had yesterday.

    Going from where you are now to a fresh install of Windows is not a "recovery".

    When you do the clean install, it should show your C drive and both OEM partitons.

    You would delete all partitions and then make 1 new C partition, covering the entire hard drive.
    So i will make a new HDD basically? yes i will use the restore/ recovery cd what ever it is called.
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    ignatzatsonic said:
    You told us 10 minutes ago you wanted to install Windows 7.

    Now you say you want to use the recovery DVD and return to Vista.

    Make up your mind.
    Sorry i was confused with this, i want to use the recovery DVD to erase all the files, viruses that i have, then it will go back to Vista therefore i will use the windows 7 to install windows 7. Basically i will be starting over.
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  10. Posts : 12,012
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    Take a deep breath. Take another.

    Relax.

    What do you want to end up with when all is said and done?

    Vista??

    Or Windows 7?

    Pick one. Not two.
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