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i will get you
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: in the dark
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fresh install of windows problem
I have installed a fresh copy of windows on my laptop,but most of the hard drive is being hogged by earlier installations that haven't been wiped by the new install.I can't access these programmes to delete them,any ideas anyone.
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Reptilian
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Within the boundaries of my imagination
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Reformat and do it properly. If it's a fresh install then this should be a piece of cake.
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Samsung'd your arse
Join Date: Mar 2008
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Proceed to install Windows the same way as you just did, but when it asks you for partition to install it on, delete all the partitions that are there, then create a new one, format and install. sorted
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