There is no need to do this, nor is it usually desirable. The Windows 7 installation program includes the tools to format and create a new partition.
Yes, unless you use a separate partition.
There is no iMac format or Windows 7 format. Photos stored on the iMac and a Windows 7 pc are in the JPEG format. Either computer can read this format.
Run the Windows installation and format it from there.
how i can format my computer windows vista withut cd..............please kindly tell me. how i can format my computer windows vista withut cd..............please kindly tell me.
The desktop appears in the classic Windows format when you log on to the Windows XP computer as that user.
Computer aplications for Windows are in the .exe file format; for Mac there are in the .dmg file format.
Any computer that has windows built in can run windows and open office. I have personally tried this before on my old computer, as it came with open office. So basically, any computer. Even a mac can be re-programmed by an expert to use the windows format, but it can't use mac tools. It would literally be a windows computer in a mac's body.
None. if you want to format a non-boot drive, find it in my computer, right click and select "format...". if you want to format your boot drive [Be careful] , you usually need to stick in a windows CD and boot from disk, so that the computer knows what to do with itself afterwords. -------------- You can also do this from a terminal window (use the DOS 'format' command), however reformatting the computer will require you to reload the operating system from scratch (and you will lose all your data) before you can use it again. -------------- Assuming you are using Windows XP here's a tutorial http://helpdesk.its.uiowa.edu/windows/instructions/reformat.htm
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go to "computer" then right click on "system c " then right click on it and go to "format" but you will lose your windows you are running your computer on and everything else
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Yes, just format your Hard Drive and install a fresh copy of Windows.