Cannot delete windows folder off my primary disc "C"?
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this is because- thats where your OS files are- and theyre write protected if you are logged into that OS in an account.if by cleaning out your hard drive you mean completely erase the stuff;you need to format it- to do this right click on the c drive,choose format, click start now sit bask and say tata to your system files.
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The following URL contains instructions to delete(remove) a copy of the  Operating system installed in the computer.\nRefer to the following URL and perform the appropriate instructions to remove a copy of Windows:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;289022\n\nThe provided link is from Microsoft, which explains clearly on doing this...
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I am more interested in giving serious useful info. See my other answers also please\n\nyes, you may either go to windows explorer and go to the particular folder and delete the files.\n\nYou can go to Internet explorer Tool--> InternetOptions--> DeleteFiles option Button. (you may also clear history, and cookies)\n\nOr\nYour windows-StartButton--->  Programs---> Accessories --> System Tools  --->DiskCleanUp\n\nAll my answers should be verified for accuracy, the answers are only my suggestions.
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Do not delete the C drive. Use this drive to store files.\n\nIf you want you can reinstall XP, but that is a different situation.
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Don't boot into Windows, boot to the C: prompt and delete them from there. Then when you do go into Windows, you will be able to delete the rest of them.
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I don't think you can, that was part of the lawsuit against microsoft. They use internet explorer to display the file system to you, i.e. when you look at the files in the c: drive. So I doubt you can uninstall it.
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U can uninstall alcohol. This will delete all Virtual drive.
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It is very likely that the two operating systems divide your hard drive into two partitions: if you take a circle and divide it in half, imagine each system taking half the circle. None can store data on a portion not its own.\n\nYou can remove windows 98 by deleting the partiton it resides on (with some form of bootable partition manager, probably on a floppy disk or CD), but you cannot automatically resize a partition, so without manual effort your windows XP partition can't be made any larger with the deletion of win 98.\n\nIf they're both on the same partition, then I would be VERY careful about what you do on it. Some system folders may share files used by both, and deleting the wrong file could corrupt your XP install and render it useless.
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Use Fdisk to delete the partition then Reinstall Windows. Doubt its a dead harddrive
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use safe mode. when you start your computer press f10 or f8. this will send you in to safe mode and you can delete that file.
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Use Delete Folder option...
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if it is in your start menu, check that folder for an uninstaller.  if its not, go into the directory where you installed it (probably in C:/program files) and look for an uninstaller there.  if it isnt in either of those places, and it isnt in add/remove programs, you can more than likely just delete the entire folder
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you've might remove it... but to put it back simply\nGo to control Panel click Add and Remove Programs \nAnd clcik the Add/Remove Windows Component Double Click on\nAccessories And Utilities Then Select Games..\n\nHave Fun!
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You can delete the partition, but you cannot reclaim it without repartitioning it, under which case it will appear under a different drive letter than your other partition.\n\nTo rejoin the partition to your Windows partition, you need to either repartition the entire disk -- which will destroy all data -- or use a partitioning program.
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you could just throw in a windows xp cd and delete the partitions\nthen format it back to ntfs
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you look go to your add and remove programs, remove every program, Next go to your files in all drives and wipe out them. WARNING, DO NOT DELTE ANY SYSTEM FILES
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delete WINNT directory