Well, depending on how much storage data is on there, I recommend moving it to C:, and then formatting the drive with the corrupt installation on it. So, move the storage data to a safe place, format the drive, and then put it back.
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I know that that would be the optimal solution but I'm afraid I don't have the space. It is a 1 TB drive and has about 800 GB on it. I'm looking to reclaim 13-15GB by removing the windows folders.
Originally Posted by TwoCables Well, depending on how much storage data is on there, I recommend moving it to C:, and then formatting the drive with the corrupt installation on it. So, move the storage data to a safe place, format the drive, and then put it back. |
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Boot into a linux live cd and delete the directory. Even if you don't know linux at all it is intuitive enough to where you can figure it out in a snap.
Try Puppy Linux. It is a small dl and should be able to help you out.
http://puppylinux.org/main/index.php...ad%20Puppy.htm
PM me if you need any more help. Let me know if it works.
Take care.
Originally Posted by Poppinj I know that that would be the optimal solution but I'm afraid I don't have the space. It is a 1 TB drive and has about 800 GB on it. I'm looking to reclaim 13-15GB by removing the windows folders. |
Try Puppy Linux. It is a small dl and should be able to help you out.
http://puppylinux.org/main/index.php...ad%20Puppy.htm
PM me if you need any more help. Let me know if it works.
Take care.
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