How do I get rid of vista and just have 7?

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       #11

    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Which OS are you using now, right this minute Vista or Windows 7?
    Windows 7. Does it show I still have Vista on there?
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       #12

    Not in that snip it doesn't.
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    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Not in that snip it doesn't.
    Is there a way I can tell if Vista is still on my comp? When I installed Win 7 I did a full install OEM and when I got to the partitions I chose the one Vista was on, the hard drive. Was I suppose to delete the partitions to get rid of Vista or do you think when I installed Win 7 it did it automatically? I am so confused LOL.
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    If you did a clean install Vista is gone.


    Clean Install Windows 7
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  5. Posts : 147
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    OHH ok, so as long as I picked the partition Vista was on, which I did, That sucker is outta here! Now I need to install the new graphics card, ATI HD 3450 I just got. I have an HP pavilion m8013w and I think the video card is built in to the MB. How do I know which slot to put this new card in?

    Thanks to you Barefoot, Jonathan, Brink, and Doc for y'alls help!!!
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       #16

    Here you go mate.



    What kind of expansion slot should you use for your video card?





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       #17

    Case1 said:
    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Hello Case1, welcome to Seven Forums!




    In the Windows start menu right click computer and click manage, in the left pane of the "Computer Management" window that opens click disk management and post a snip of that.
    How about this?

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    Casey,

    From your screenshot, you do not have Vista installed anymore.

    You will need to right click on the Disk 1 "Unknown" area and click on Initialize. This will then let you be able to create a new partition with all of that "Unallocated space" on disk 1.

    Hope this helps,
    Shawn
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       #18

    Brink said:
    Case1 said:
    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Hello Case1, welcome to Seven Forums!




    In the Windows start menu right click computer and click manage, in the left pane of the "Computer Management" window that opens click disk management and post a snip of that.
    How about this?

    Attachment 94007
    Casey,

    From your screenshot, you do not have Vista installed anymore.

    You will need to right click on the Disk 1 "Unknown" area and click on Initialize. This will then let you be able to create a new partition with all of that "Unallocated space" on disk 1.

    Hope this helps,
    Shawn
    Hi Shawn,

    I am not sure about this step on creating a partition. How many MB's will I need to use and what am I creating the partition for, Windows 7? And would it be wise to create any more partitions?

    Thanks,

    Casey
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       #19

    Hello Casey.





    When you get to step #7 in this tutorial create a new partition just click "next" don't enter a number and it will accept the default as the size to create the new partition.
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    Hi Ted,

    Will I be creating this partition for the new operating sys ( Win 7)?
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