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Tom de Neef
On a DELL I ended up with a faulty Office application. Reinstalling didn't
work. Eventually, I reinstalled XP. I choose not to overwrite existing XP,
and ended up with two windows directories in teh same partition: windows
(the original) and windows2 (the newly installed one). I removed the dual
boot option from boot.ini. System runs fine. I copied all user data and the
old windows directory has no further purpose. Now I want to remove it. It
takes up space and time (when doing a system search). But simply Deleting it
won't work... Is this described somewhere or is there anybody with a
suggestion pls.
TIA Tom
work. Eventually, I reinstalled XP. I choose not to overwrite existing XP,
and ended up with two windows directories in teh same partition: windows
(the original) and windows2 (the newly installed one). I removed the dual
boot option from boot.ini. System runs fine. I copied all user data and the
old windows directory has no further purpose. Now I want to remove it. It
takes up space and time (when doing a system search). But simply Deleting it
won't work... Is this described somewhere or is there anybody with a
suggestion pls.
TIA Tom