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Long story short:
I was installing Ubuntu, I wanted to dual boot. Created a partition along win 7 so that I can share files and still be able to boot from either. It created the partition, but installation failed! I tried to re-do installation but if I choose to share files I am going to need to make another partition and cut my HD size even more (Which I cannot afford to lose anymore space, I am only down to 70 GB's)
My question is, can I delete that partition that Ubuntu made without re-installing windows? (I really do not want to, as it would be a pain getting all my programs re-installed). If there are no ways, how do I use that partition that I made with Ubuntu the first time, and put Ubuntu on it? Or is it just 80 GB's that I can never use without re-installing?
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I was installing Ubuntu, I wanted to dual boot. Created a partition along win 7 so that I can share files and still be able to boot from either. It created the partition, but installation failed! I tried to re-do installation but if I choose to share files I am going to need to make another partition and cut my HD size even more (Which I cannot afford to lose anymore space, I am only down to 70 GB's)
My question is, can I delete that partition that Ubuntu made without re-installing windows? (I really do not want to, as it would be a pain getting all my programs re-installed). If there are no ways, how do I use that partition that I made with Ubuntu the first time, and put Ubuntu on it? Or is it just 80 GB's that I can never use without re-installing?
Too confusing to understand? Ask me to re-explain something
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