how to safely format Windows 7 on C: and keep Windows 7 on D:?


  1. DrGhobar
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    safely formatting Windows 7 on C:; causing no problem Windows 7 on D:?


    Do you know how to safely do the following task?

    formatting Windows 7 on partition C: to completely empty it, without making boot problem for Windows 7 on D:.
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  3. AddRAM
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    You need to post a shot of Disk Management before we do anything.
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  4. DrGhobar
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    windows 7 ultimate, a 32bit and a 64bit
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    AddRAM said:
    You need to post a shot of Disk Management before we do anything.
    Now that I am posting here, many things have changed in that computer. That is, the partitions and other things have changed.
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