I could slap myself for not experimenting with Windows 7 when it was in the beta stage, but there is neither here or there now. Now, a client wants me to reformat his XP computer with Windows 7, and while I have a net book with Windows 7 on it (I purchased it so I could familiarize myself with the operating system because it was only going to be a matter of time when people will need help with some aspects of it, and that was a good thing because the Windows 7 clients have already started flooding in.), I cannot use this computer as my experimental one. I know. I know. I really should have done that. I really should have had another computer that would enable me to experiment with such things, as that is what I've done before, but I just got too busy, and that escaped my mind, so here is my question.
How in the world do I reformat a hard drive with Windows 7? Are the instructions the same as for XP and Vista? If there are differences, please write out step by step instructions, so I have something to follow.
I will give rep points for this. All of your help is appreciated because I have the client in an hour. I'm now out eating my lunch at Chic-Fil-A, and I will be going over to him afterwards. I just want to make sure I do a good job on his computer. Thanks in advance for any contributions.
How in the world do I reformat a hard drive with Windows 7? Are the instructions the same as for XP and Vista? If there are differences, please write out step by step instructions, so I have something to follow.
I will give rep points for this. All of your help is appreciated because I have the client in an hour. I'm now out eating my lunch at Chic-Fil-A, and I will be going over to him afterwards. I just want to make sure I do a good job on his computer. Thanks in advance for any contributions.