Linux installation, hard drive formatting?

I have multiple hard drives and want to overwrite my C drive with Linux. Would the other drives also be wiped during installation? I know I could just remove them during installation, but my PC is a tank, and before I open it up, I'd rather just ask.

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Wiesel
1 year ago

The other partitions are influenced only to the extent that programs/games on the other partitions will no longer run with the previous OS.

Otherwise only C: deleted/formatted

jort93
1 year ago

Not normally.

But keep in mind that the windows do not spell the windows during installation. Then there is only the manufacturer, the capacity etc…

evtldocha
1 year ago

Unless you do anything wrong with other records, nothing happens. However, you should know the data of your records such as serial number, model, manufacturer very accurately, because a "C: Drive" you won't get to see during a Linux installation, and then a different record is selected as desired for an installation.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

No, there's nothing to do with the other plates. Use Ubuntu and with me this has formatted only the D disk