How to format Seven with an upgrade cd?


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    Windows Vista
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    How to format Seven with an upgrade cd?


    I want to format Seven and re-install it. But I want to completely wipe out everything that's on it right now.

    How can I do this with the upgrade CD? Will Seven create backup folders? I would want those removed also during the format. Thanks
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    dualbootguy1 said:
    I want to format Seven and re-install it. But I want to completely wipe out everything that's on it right now.

    How can I do this with the upgrade CD? Will Seven create backup folders? I would want those removed also during the format. Thanks
    Hello dualbootguy1;

    Here is another link to info that might be helpful? Partition the Hard Drive in a Windows 7 Install

    Cheers!
    Robert
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    I have a C and D drive. Is it possible to move all the space on D over to C, and remove D during the install? Thanks
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    Windows 7 Pro X64 SP1
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    I think so. (Haven't done it for a few months.)

    The drive management tool that you can enter in the installer allows you to delete partitions. You can delete both the C: and D: partitions, leaving you with unallocated space. You can create a new partition that uses all the available space.
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    dualbootguy1 said:
    I have a C and D drive. Is it possible to move all the space on D over to C, and remove D during the install? Thanks
    It might help if you would "snip" a picture of the drive map from the Disk Management utility and attach it to a post with the "Paper Clip" icon?
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