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A friend of mine reset his Windows and, upon reinstalling, discovered that his SSD had essentially split into two parts. How can I reset it? (The old Windows is still on the SSD.)
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Do this first by using the windows installer as those already said. If the least was raised
He already reinstalled Windows, but the old one is still on the same plate. Or what?
So up to (maybe the bootloader) you should actually get any partition deleted by the Windows Installer…
If the bootloader or The partition should be in the middle of the SSD and you won’t get it deleted, then you’ll actually have nix different to make the whole thing about a Linux stick.
Unlike Windows, Linux is enough to have an image on a USB stick, and Linux allows you to delete the partition in a definitv.
In fact, I recommend you an Arch-linux, that’s the least.
So he already has a new Windows, just the old one on the record. Can’t you delete the old partition over the current win?
Usually already through the custom installation. However, it may be that small system partitions are often not to be deleted via the Windows Installer.
Does the previous version now mean Windows.old?
Then you can delete it under Properties -> Clean System.
If not, reinstall everything and delete existing partitions.
Restart installation, custom installation, delete all partition.
For system partitions, Windows often does not 😑
They’re just getting deleted.
The hard drive, is formatted at the custom installation.
Again, you get over the Windows Installer, often old protected system partitions are not deleted.