HP TOOLS PARTITION FULL ACTIVATION CODE
HP TOOLS PARTITION FULL INSTALL

I have installed Linux on several computers that already had Windows using up 4 partitions. You've got lots of options here, things to consider but the ultimate decision is yours. Maybe really sit down and decide if you want to keep windows, what do you use it for? Mint will do just about anything Windows 7 can and there's always Linux alternatives for its programs. If it were me I'd back it up and run with deleting it, if I really wanted to keep Windows. Most likely cases for a failure is if you attempt to update it, given the age of the system this is unlikely or the machines internal battery dies ( think about its age ). The HP Tools partition will save your system if you have a bio's failure. I would be cautious of deleting the Windows 7 recovery partition because that may bulk, sorry break your Windows. This should only be done after making a backup of it and that you clearly understand the risks involved.

HP TOOLS PARTITION FULL ACTIVATION CODE

Without a valid activation code for Windows 7 you're not going to be able to re-install it so that basically leaves you with the option of deleting the HP Tools partition. I can assist you, if desired, in the process of cleaning the drive, creating partitions and installation.ДЄs others have suggested there are many ways to solve this, as austin.texas said make an extended partition. Or wipe windows and its partitions, create two new ones ( leaving hp-tools ) so you have three, one for windows one for Linux.

HP TOOLS PARTITION FULL INSTALL

Or wipe Windows completely and just install Linux leaving the hp-tools where it is. d-p/479927 any actions you choose to do are at your own discretion. Take the time to read and understand this thread. apart from this damn hp-tools partition which is messing things up for you. If you still have your OEM activation code for Windows 7 this should be fairly easy. That's backing up your data, completely wiping the drive, creating a new partition table, re-installing Windows and then Linux. I would advise that you 'start again' completely. So essentially you can't avoid being forced to create a 5th partition for Linux.which as I've said will bulk Windows. This is all going to be problematic because you have a windows boot and a recovery partition along with C and this pesky hp-tools.

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