Guest Carlos Maduro Posted August 12, 2008 Posted August 12, 2008 I had to install a new windos xp in a desktop that would not start and would not allow to use the recovery console. Now I have two operating systems: the new xp installation and the old xp installation, and every time I start up I have to chose which one I want to use to startup my comp. Apart from this, the old windows installation holds siginificant space in the disk (together with the program files that had been installed in that windows.) Now I would like to manually delete de old windows xp and the files related to that installation to recover the space in the disk. I am guessing that if I delete the old C:\windows directory, this will do part of the trick. But I would like to kno what other files need to be or can be deleted. The new windows was installed in a directory called C:\windows2 Thanks for any help received. C.E. Maduro cemaduro@hotmail.com
Guest John John (MVP) Posted August 12, 2008 Posted August 12, 2008 Re: How to manually uninstall a second windos xp (corrupted) in adisk Re: How to manually uninstall a second windos xp (corrupted) in adisk http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/xpfaq.html#020 John Carlos Maduro wrote: > I had to install a new windos xp in a desktop that would not start and would > not allow to use the recovery console. > > Now I have two operating systems: the new xp installation and the old xp > installation, and every time I start up I have to chose which one I want to > use to startup my comp. Apart from this, the old windows installation holds > siginificant space in the disk (together with the program files that had been > installed in that windows.) > > Now I would like to manually delete de old windows xp and the files related > to that installation to recover the space in the disk. > > I am guessing that if I delete the old C:\windows directory, this will do > part of the trick. But I would like to kno what other files need to be or > can be deleted. > > The new windows was installed in a directory called C:\windows2 > > Thanks for any help received. > > > C.E. Maduro > cemaduro@hotmail.com
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