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Mervyn Thomas
Originally I upgraded from Vista to W7 which was fine and I ended up with a
dual boot system on 2 partitions which I didn't want but could cope with.
Later I had some W7 problem and managed to install a new copy of W7 on top
of the vista partition.
So I now have a choice at start up . The first instance of W7 will not
activate and leaves an "Illegal copy of W7" on the screen but otherwise
works OK. The second boot option gives a good clean w7 installation.
How do I know which partition the good W7 is in (C: or D and can I either
format that partiion to get rid of the faulty installation or can I just
delete files to clear some space?
dual boot system on 2 partitions which I didn't want but could cope with.
Later I had some W7 problem and managed to install a new copy of W7 on top
of the vista partition.
So I now have a choice at start up . The first instance of W7 will not
activate and leaves an "Illegal copy of W7" on the screen but otherwise
works OK. The second boot option gives a good clean w7 installation.
How do I know which partition the good W7 is in (C: or D and can I either
format that partiion to get rid of the faulty installation or can I just
delete files to clear some space?