Kevin Heath
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I have an old laptop that I thought I'd try and speed up by using it as a Chromebook, however, I want to go back to Windows.
I created a bootable USB Windows 10 drive and booted from that. I have run Win10 on this laptop before.
When I try to install, there are now 27 partitions on the drive and the main one with some 450GB reported gives the error "not enough space to instal Windows".
I tried formatting that part of the drive and that hasn't worked.
How can I get my drive back into a condition where I can reinstal windows?
I created a bootable USB Windows 10 drive and booted from that. I have run Win10 on this laptop before.
When I try to install, there are now 27 partitions on the drive and the main one with some 450GB reported gives the error "not enough space to instal Windows".
I tried formatting that part of the drive and that hasn't worked.
How can I get my drive back into a condition where I can reinstal windows?
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