You get that done then start over. If you need to, you can remove all the partitions from the Windows 7 DVD boot and installer there.
But good to read you are now able to get at your stuff. Usually folk don't get the second chance.
Bob
Hi guys,
Due to a startup failure, I had to reinstall Windows 7. I reinstalled it to D drive. Since, I had important data on C:, I chose not to format it. surprisingly, the contents of the drives C and D have swapped even their names have swapped.I have retrieved the data but now I want only one OS . I tried to format one of the drive, but I couldn't. I opened Disk Management and it showed D as (system and Primary Partition) and C as (Active, Crash Dump, Boot, Pagefile and Primary Partition). I tried to format D drive but it says Format is not allowed on..... If so which drive should I format C or D and How?
Any of your opinions and suggestions will be most highly valued.

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