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08 Jun 2010   #1

xp32,win7 32
 
 
removing win7 64 from multi boot system

hi all ,
new here so 1st q ,



i have an xp system with xp32+64 ,Windows 7 32+64 on,running on Windows 7 32 currently,
i would like to remove Windows 7 64 bit without killing this 32 bit which runs fine + without killing xp ...
xp's run fine as does Windows 7 32 just want to get rid of Windows 7 64
Pleese help .. its not a major prob i just want it off this machine lol
the xp and win 7 drives are all over place some on seperate partitions etc its a mess in here and i'd like the communitys expertise on clearing this pc out hehe
any help greatly appreaciated

frosty.69
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08 Jun 2010   #2

Vista x64 / 7 X64
 
 

Hi frosty,

Please post a screenshot of the disk management window.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...en-forums.html
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08 Jun 2010   #3

xp32,win7 32
 
 

not sure if its ok (screenie) that is
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08 Jun 2010   #4

Vista x64 / 7 X64
 
 

Hi frosty,

Thanks for posting that.

Not clear to me which partitions contain which o/s.

If you had XP x86 first - it is probably on D.

Presumably 7x86 is on C.

Where are the other 2 o/s ?
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