Deleting Vista - moving Win 7 Pro to Drive C


  1. nikongreg
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    Deleting Vista - moving Win 7 Pro to Drive C


    Initially, i installed Windows 7 in a new partition - N and left Vista in C drive until i was sure i wanted to switch. Does anyone know the proper or workable way to do it.

    I'd like to do it in a way that I don't have to reinstall anything.

    Is there a solution without a new install of Windows 7 in to C?
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  3. Casca
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    Windows 7 Ultimate
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    Not really.

    Your registry, and countless other ini files, et al, contain hard coded references to N:\*
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