Windows server DHCP failover

[MCManiac52]

So My primary server went down recently and I've decided to just start from scratch with it after removing it from AD etc (it was the PDC) I have another server which is now functioning as the PDC and was a DNS/DHCP backup server using DHCP failover on the IPv4 scope. Is there anyway of now converting the failover scope on server2 to be a main scope? I can't go back to server1 to recover or transfer it or anything as the drive has been wiped, is there a way of just telling the DHCP service to turn the failover into a scope and take over?

[Lurick]

Go into DHCP server options, right click on IPv4 > Properties > Failover > Delete the failover pair from the list

[MCManiac52]

3 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Go into DHCP server options, right click on IPv4 > Properties > Failover > Delete the failover pair from the list

Won't that just delete the scope altogether from server2? 

[Lurick]

Just now, MCManiac52 said:

Won't that just delete the scope altogether from server2? 

Nope, that will just delete the failover pair

[MCManiac52]

2 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Nope, that will just delete the failover pair

Okay, I'll give it a go thanks

[MCManiac52]

11 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Go into DHCP server options, right click on IPv4 > Properties > Failover > Delete the failover pair from the list

Yeah that worked, thank you!