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Jack Johnson
By Jack Johnson
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1 minute ago, Jack Johnson said:

Uninstall it completely

What are you going to do with the system from there on? Linux or another version of windows maybe?

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Well you could put the hard drive in a computer as not the boot drive and format the disk (back up everything you care about first). And if you plan on installing a new OS on the drive, going through the installation usually formats the drive anyways.

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To piggyback on @Verrierr's question, you don't need to uninstall windows if you're going to install a Linux distro or another version of windows, iirc

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1 minute ago, lewdicrous said:

To piggyback on @Verrierr's question, you don't need to uninstall windows if you're going to install a Linux distro or another version of windows, iirc

Exactly my point.

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