Hard drive partitioned


  1. curleyg
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    Hard drive partitioned


    My hard drive is partitioned C: and F:. Will a clean install of 7 over XP currently installed on C: mess with my F: drive?? In other words can I save all my stuff to F:??
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  3. Tews
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    No.. Your F drive will be just fine... nothing will change, your data is safe..
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  4. curleyg
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