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Hello, The issue is fixed. I was able to delete the C: volume after ensuring that the boot drive is F: and seeing that it has been marked system and boot in Disk Management(the others beeing active, crash dump, page file and primary partition). So I was able free my hard drive memory. I have...

Hi, So far: I marked the F: partition active in Disk Management and then when I restarted , it said: Bootmgr is missing I was worried, but thenI did Startup repair and restarted to see: Windows 7 Professional in new volume C: (recovered) (recovered) It was not in C: though after I...

Hi Mike, I have done what you have said. My computer has booted into Windows 7 without presenting any boot options! But I am not able format the drive where Vista is present. How can I unistall Vista now? Teja

Hi Mike, So we need to remove Vista from boot setup first! I will try doing that, but I have one more query : My Vista is in C: drive which is supposed to be the default system drive.So after uninstalling Vista ,is it fine to have Windows7 in F: drive ? Teja

Hello all, I have created 3 partitions of 40GB size from my hard drive.I have installed Windows Vista in C: drive and Windows 7 in F: drive. I would like to remove Vista from my system as I am not using it. So I want to know whether there would be any problem if Vista is completely removed. I...

Hello all, I also have the same query as that of MinyBuddie, I too have Vista on C: drive and Windows 7 on F: drive. I am posting screenshot of Disk Management in my pc. Please suggest me how I can remove Vista (which I am not using). I would like to know if there are any problems that...