I ask because I accidentally installed windows on the same partion as my old broken copy & now I need to delete it, but CD does not read it as a valid copy of windows anymore, and windows will not delete it.
I need to know if there is a program to get around this.
IIRC, if you installed another Windows over your Windows, your old Windows will probably be named as Windows.old on your C Drive.
Here, try this:
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933212[/url]
Yes, but I installed it with a different name, but I am just going to use Ubuntu to delete it.
[sp]It does not care about windows system files, right?[/sp]
Well, that did not work, I do not have enough space to install Ubuntu, because of the stupid 15GB(?) folder, I even booted into DOS, still did not go away, the recovery console did not delete it either.
Please help, this has to be the most persistent problem I have ever had.
[QUOTE=Fatman55;22194306]Well, that did not work, I do not have enough space to install Ubuntu, because of the stupid 15GB(?) folder, I even booted into DOS, still did not go away, the recovery console did not delete it either.
Please help, this has to be the most persistent problem I have ever had.[/QUOTE]
You can run Ubuntu off the CD without installing it.
Yes, well this one won't, I think that it didn't burn right, and I'm out of CD's...
[sp]But unlockertool does it![/sp]
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[sp]So now the thread ends[/sp]
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