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10-Dee-Q

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so sorry i dont know whats the appropriate question should be
anyway
i own 2009 MBP
and i just recently upgraded to Mountain Lion and i do clean install from scratch.
i've installed windows 7 on it as well using the bootcamp
so my HDD now have 2 partitions
1 for mac
1 for windows
anyway i did something wrong on the windows and iwant to format the window partition and fresh install windows again , there.

do i need to use bootcamp again to delete the partition and create the partition again ?

or i can just put in the windows installation dvd, then boot from it and install it straight away "over" the previous windows ?
 
so sorry i dont know whats the appropriate question should be
anyway
i own 2009 MBP
and i just recently upgraded to Mountain Lion and i do clean install from scratch.
i've installed windows 7 on it as well using the bootcamp
so my HDD now have 2 partitions
1 for mac
1 for windows
anyway i did something wrong on the windows and iwant to format the window partition and fresh install windows again , there.

do i need to use bootcamp again to delete the partition and create the partition again ?

or i can just put in the windows installation dvd, then boot from it and install it straight away "over" the previous windows ?

You don't need to delete the partition, however since there is a problem with your Windows now, I don't think you can upgrade if thats what you intend to do, but otherwise a clean install works the same way.
 
okay i dont want to want to upgrade it
i want to format the window partition and install windows again from fresh
so what i need to do is put the windows DVD and boot from the disk and start installing like the first time right ?
 
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