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Your current drive (not the used one u have), does that have windows installed?
If so then boot from that, make your used one the slave.
then u should see that as a drive, perhaps D or E.
u can format it then reinstall windows on it (by shutting down your PC and making it into a master)
OR
if u can reinstall windows and tell it to format the disk when u install.
to be safe, u can remove the original hard disk so u dont lose anything on there
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nidhi
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May 26, 2007
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Thank you. I figured how to do it right after I put in the question. I couldn't delet it. Thanks for your time!
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TheOldMan
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admin
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Aug 22, 2007
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