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by raghuveer_rachakonda Accepted solution
by Former member Accepted solution
It runs in Dos mode, so that you can select which drive to Format:
http://www.spotmau.com/products/package/full.htm
Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.
by rob miners Accepted solution
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by ic-it Accepted solution
You have 1 drive with two or more partitions. Two of these partitions contain an OS. You want to delete one OS and leave the other intact.
In that case you verify the ability to boot into the correct partition. Double check the path. (To verify which OS you are in type this at a cmd prompt;
echo %windir%). If the partition to be deleted has the boot files on it, be careful not to delete these (Boot.ini,NTLDR, and ntdetect.com, all hidden files).
If XP is the boot manager, you may want to edit the boot.ini file to remove the now deleted OS, or at least set the timer to 1 or 0.
by rob miners Accepted solution
Boot into the Drive that you want to keep. As bwilmot has suggested check to see that the Boot.ini file resides in the Root Directory.
Right click on My Computer, select Manage, and then click ?Disk Management.?
In the right hand pane you will have two Hard Drives listed as Disk0 and Disk1.
If you are keeping the original Drive it will be Disk0.
Right click on Disk1 and delete the Partition.
You will have to modify the Boot.ini file to remove the second Drive.
let us know how you get on.
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