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How to remove 'windows files'
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Varun Ramesh
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Use Disk Cleanup (Windows 7) on the hard drive containing the old windows installation. Alternatively Just Delete the Windows Folder on the older hard drive.
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uHmmm.
C: is usually assigned to the drive you booted from. If you are sure the old drive is c: then yes simply delete the folder. You may wish to visit disk management (run diskmgmt.msc) and you will be able to see which drive is assigned to what letter.
C: is usually assigned to the drive you booted from. If you are sure the old drive is c: then yes simply delete the folder. You may wish to visit disk management (run diskmgmt.msc) and you will be able to see which drive is assigned to what letter.
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Well if you now booting from SSD, that is now ya C:\drive no ? So whatever lettre the HD is now
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