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If I don't llike windows vista, can I uninstall it?
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
You can't uninstall it, you have to format the drive or partition it is
installed on. No one's stopping you, its your decision.
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installed on. No one's stopping you, its your decision.
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How would you go about reformatting and getting back to XP.
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John Barnes
If you made an image file, restore that, being sure to have it restore the
MBR. If not then you would boot to your XP cd and do an install, formatting
the drive you are going to install it on.
MBR. If not then you would boot to your XP cd and do an install, formatting
the drive you are going to install it on.
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deebs
Two drives (as a minimum) seems the minimum spec in my opinion.
One drive for OS and programs
One drive for user data.
For more than one OS then three drives seems a good solution
One drive for OS and programs
One drive for user data.
For more than one OS then three drives seems a good solution