cannot install win7 64 on uefi system

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  1. uefi newbie
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  3. Anshad Edavana
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    What exact command you used ?. Is it CLEAN or CLEAN ALL. Behavior of both commands are different. CLEAN will clear all partitions but we can recover them using various tools. On the other hand, CLEAN ALL is a secure wipe command which will write zeros to all sectors -even professional data recovery won't help you.
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