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July 23rd 08, 05:23 AM
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Removeing one of two vistas
I have one vista on my D: drive that was just a bad installation that wont work now and for some reason it is c: in dos.. then my Main and new Vista installation on the C: drive is D: in dos and windows repair.... so I want to delete the one in the D: drive that is broken and just have my main left... I cant belive that this is inpossible.. My other problem is an error code 8007000B or 0x8007000B I have tryd every possible solution to this and i still have NO updates installing automatic or manual, anyway i think this dual boot issue is the problem... at least i hope it is.. I already tryd a upgrade installation and it just made things worse. -- CUBICcube 
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