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07-24-2007, 09:39 PM
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| True Techie Join Date: Jun 2005
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|  Reinstalling Vista I have Vista Premium installed right now. Some things are messed up with the registry, and I want to do a clean re-install. Currently, my partition table is as follows: C: Vista installation D: Files and stuff Linux Partition (Ubuntu) GRUB Partition I have GRUB loader as default, and I choose Vista from the partition list My question is, can I safely format (without deleting) the C: partition and reinstall Vista on there, without messing up the GRUB boot loader? Could I even delete the Vista C: partition without messing up GRUB? Last thing I would want right now is reinstalling the OS to find that GRUB can't find it.. |
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