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Hi guys. I have windows 7 dual boot.. And i will delete one of them.. Just thinkin to ask someone before i do anything wrong. By the way both windows are located in different partitions. What will happen if i just format the unwanted partition that contains the windows that i want to delete? And is that safe for the remaining partition?? |
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@arjunkr | 12 June 10 |
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nothing just delete it.....then open command prompt with administrative previlage and enter 'bcdboot' command...it will removes the deleted os from boot menu
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@sonicbom | 12 June 10 |
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You can use easybsd to do that. But remember dont delete the wrong one or you'll be gone for good. It would be good if you first delete the unwanted boot data and then format it .
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@sonicbom | 12 June 10 |
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You can use easybsd to do that. But remember dont delete the wrong one or you'll be gone for good. It would be good if you first delete the unwanted boot data and then format it .
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@metulj | 12 June 10 |
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find file boot.ini and there remove the line for the OS which you dont want.. you can also edit there the 'wait' time to zero.... means.. on next boot up.. you wont even see boot srceen 
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@metulj | 12 June 10 |
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you can remove that OS after...
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@aleksdks | 12 June 10 |
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Ok thanks guys. Will do that tonight.
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@aleksdks | 12 June 10 |
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@metulj. where can i find the boot.ini file??
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@aleksdks | 12 June 10 |
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i will format that partition now.... hope that the format wont corrupt the start up....... after format i will do what @arjunkr said.........
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@aleksdks | 12 June 10 |
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everything is done! i deleted it from configuration... just will format the partition... thanks guys!!
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