Hi,
I am working on a computer that has two Vista Home Premium installations on the same drive. The original is on partition C: and the second is on partition D: . I am wanting to format the C: partition but cannot find a way to do this.
I installed EasyBCD and deleted the C:\Windows version from the entries list. This was successful in that it no longer comes up as an option when I reboot.
When I try to reformat the drive via the Computer Manager, or the Command Prompt it says either "you do not have permission" or "access denied."
I haven't messed with the Vista Bootloader in EasyBDC as of yet because I was afraid that it would end up messing up both installations of Vista.
What do I need to do to gain access so that I can nuke the C: installation? Can EasyBCD do this for me?
Thanks for your help!
I am working on a computer that has two Vista Home Premium installations on the same drive. The original is on partition C: and the second is on partition D: . I am wanting to format the C: partition but cannot find a way to do this.
I installed EasyBCD and deleted the C:\Windows version from the entries list. This was successful in that it no longer comes up as an option when I reboot.
When I try to reformat the drive via the Computer Manager, or the Command Prompt it says either "you do not have permission" or "access denied."
I haven't messed with the Vista Bootloader in EasyBDC as of yet because I was afraid that it would end up messing up both installations of Vista.
What do I need to do to gain access so that I can nuke the C: installation? Can EasyBCD do this for me?
Thanks for your help!