I have 2 XPs installed. How do I uninstall one of them?

[white lightning]

I have 2 XPs installed in my PC. One is in my C: drive. The other one
was accidentally installed in G: drive. I want to remove the one in G:
drive. How do I do it? Can I simply delete all the system files in G:
drive? Will that do or is there some other method to do a clean
uninstall?

Thanks

 

[Guest]

If you have no important data on de G partition, I would format the G
partition. (Start windows from C drive. Start, Run, Cmd, Format G

Else, just delete the Windows folder on the G partition.

 

[Rock]

I have 2 XPs installed in my PC. One is in my C: drive. The other one
was accidentally installed in G: drive. I want to remove the one in G:
drive. How do I do it? Can I simply delete all the system files in G:
drive? Will that do or is there some other method to do a clean
uninstall?

Yes, boot into the installation you want to keep, then delete the windows
files in the other installation. After that go to Start | Run | msconfig,
click ok. On the boot tab click on check all boot paths. It will find the
one that is no longer valid and offer to delete it.

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

I have 2 XPs installed in my PC. One is in my C: drive. The other one
was accidentally installed in G: drive. I want to remove the one in G:
drive. How do I do it? Can I simply delete all the system files in G:
drive? Will that do or is there some other method to do a clean
uninstall?

Thanks

1. Boot into WinXP on drive C:.
2. Rename G:\Windows to Windows.bad.
3. Wait a week.
4. If all is well, delete G:\Windows.bad.
5. Empty your Recycle Bin.
6. Click Start / Run / notepad c:\boot.ini {OK}.
7. Delete the line that refers to the unwanted installation.