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| 08-09-2009 | #29 |
| | Custom Install Windows 7 Last edited by Brink; 03-24-2011 at 11:13 AM.. |
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| 11-03-2010 | #30 |
| | No problem Charlot. The D: partition will not be touched as long as you do not select it during installation. |
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| 11-03-2010 | #31 |
| | what if i want to completely erase my data from C: and D: during custom installation is it possible? (BTW the C:  and D: looks like a happy n sad face.. HAHA) |
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| 11-03-2010 | #32 |
| | Charlot, In that case, you can do a clean install instead and format or delete both partitions (step 8 at link) during the installation. |
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| 11-11-2010 | #33 |
| | Alright, thanks man. BTW how do i reformat my D:\ partition? And is there any negative effect towards my comp if i keep reformatting and clean installing? |
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| 11-11-2010 | #34 |
| | Charlot, You would just do the same as in the post above to format each drive/partition letter during installation. The really only negative effect to reformating and doing a clean install is the longer installation time of also having to reinstall all of your drivers and programs again. |
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| 04-25-2011 | #35 |
| | Will you be able to do a Custom Install on a Windows 7 Machine with an Upgrade Disk? |
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| 04-25-2011 | #36 |
| | Hello Josh, If it's a retail upgrade disk, then yes you sure can. OPTION TWO in the tutorial below can give you more details on this, but it's basically just doing this tutorial with what settings to use. Clean Install with a Upgrade Windows 7 Version |
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| 04-26-2011 | #37 |
| | Okay Thanks , It is just a Friend of mine Installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit on his Laptop but he used an OEM Disk And he borrowed it from someone now he cannot Activate it since it is already used so I have Extended it for 120 Days but He will need to Buy a Windows 7 Copy to Fix this since he Deleted all the Partitions on his Laptop If he got another OEM Disk would you have to do a Clean Install? Josh |
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| 04-26-2011 | #38 |
| | Josh, If they were the same edition, then he might be able to change the product key number in the one he has installed to the new one and hopefully be able to activate it. If not, then a clean install it will be. |
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