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Windows 7 - Remove Vista from a dual-boot w/win 7

 
01-28-2012   #61


 


C is confirmed to be Vista then.

If you want to get it cleanest you can wipe it from Windows 7: Diskpart Clean Command

Otherwise if you want to save the partition just format it in Disk Mgmt, or if you want to repartition Delete it instead. Partition or Volume - Delete
Partition or Volume - Create New

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01-28-2012   #62


Dual Boot, Windows 7 64, Vista Ultimate 64
 
 


Greg,

I deleted it (omg). Disk 0 System D OSDisk E
500 MB 465 GB
H(Sys,Act Pp H(Boot,Page File, CD.PP

Disk 1 465.76 GB
Unallocated
BillP
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01-28-2012   #63


Dual Boot, Windows 7 64, Vista Ultimate 64
 
 


Greg,

Just shut it down and turned on, booted rite into Win 7, No Dual Boot, No Vista Looking GOOD!!!

BillP
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01-29-2012   #64


 


Good work, Bill! Now enjoy Windows 7.
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01-29-2012   #65


Dual Boot, Windows 7 64, Vista Ultimate 64
 
 


Greg,

Sorry for being such a pest. Many thanks to you and your pard's for your time and help. Think I can handle the rest. Get back into my Flight Sim.

Thanks again, BillP
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