No "advanced" option at partitions menu


  1. Xranitel
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    Windows XP
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    No "advanced" option at partitions menu


    Hey guys, during the setup I have no "advanced" option at the partitions menu which must contain the formatting option. I have the partitions menu and only two buttons under it: "Refresh" and "Load Driver".

    Any suggestions?


    EDIT: NO NEED TO COMMENT I WAS RUNNING IT FROM OS I GOT THE PROBLEM :)
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  3. Bare Foot Kid
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    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
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    Hello Xranitel, welcome to Seven Forums!





    There's some useful information in the tutorial at the link below.


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  4. gregrocker
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    If Drive Options (Advanced) did not appear on that screen it is because the installer was run from Windows and not booted.

    You'll need to boot the installer to use those tools, or access the Command Line to wipe the HD per Bare foot's tutorial.
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