How to remove partitions


  1. Kris
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    How to remove partitions


    Ok, Like I said in previous posts, I am a noob when it comes to OSs... So, if I am unable to get into my OS atm, how do I delete the partitions that are currently on my HD? Like Could I be able to do it from start up or boot menu? Please help...

    Thanks in advance
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  3. theog
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    Hi Kris

    You can delete all partitions in setup. In drive options.
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  4. Kris
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    Hi theog

    So like press f8? I try that and it says bootmgr is missing... T.T
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  6. theog
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    Hi Kris

    NO, boot from DVD, setup, drive options.
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  7. Kris
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    Oh thank you. I see it now. :) Well Now im going to try one of my many installs on my fresh drive... -__-
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