Right.. Well here goes.
I have Windows Vista currently installed on my laptop.
I want Linux mint 7 dual booting with Windows 7 RC and NO EVIL VISTA
Whats my best way about going about this? and which order is best?
Thanks,
Ben.
Right.. Well here goes.
I have Windows Vista currently installed on my laptop.
I want Linux mint 7 dual booting with Windows 7 RC and NO EVIL VISTA
Whats my best way about going about this? and which order is best?
Thanks,
Ben.
Here you go: http://blog.lokonopa.com/grub-up-windows-7/
Install Windows first. The Windows bootloader doesn't usually play nicely with non-Microsoft Operating Systems. Whereas Linux bootloaders, Lilo, Grub or whatever should have no problems.
Well I've installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit and I now dont feel like I need to install Linux at all. Which is a shame.
Anyway When I try and boot now because I cocked up it comes up with the dual boot menu and shows 'Windows 7' 'Windows 7' and 'Windows Vista' how do I get rid of the useless 2?
Maybe you will eventually if you ever get bored with Windows 7
You need to edit the boot loader.
http://www.ditii.com/2009/01/28/how-...7-boot-loader/
After a bit of searching in my hard drive I found a 'Windows.old' folder that has all my old documents and Vista in. Ive taken out all of my folders that I need/want.
Would it be okay to just delete this folder now?
Thanks Stephen!,
Ben.
Well I cant seem to delete that folder.
I have tried in safe mode, from the command line, several programs.
ALL have failed. Any ideas anyone?
I have more than googled the issue >![]()
Did you try just deleting it's contents?
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Yeah I have. I need permission from 'trustedInstaller'
Is it time to just format my hard driveIts like 10 gig (the undeletable folder/files). So I would like it back.
You need to take ownership of the folder. Is that one of the things you tried?
Yeah, I have full permissions over that folder![]()
Looks like Ill have to format![]()
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