B Beasty_993 Commendable Apr 9, 2017 40 0 1,530 Jun 4, 2018 #1 So can/should you do that? Are there any risks?
Solution D D Doctor Rob Jun 4, 2018 You can install on a disk that has stuff on it BUT it will write over the stuff. so I would NOT do it if you want that data.
You can install on a disk that has stuff on it BUT it will write over the stuff. so I would NOT do it if you want that data.
D Doctor Rob Distinguished Jul 21, 2008 676 3 19,160 Jun 4, 2018 Solution #2 You can install on a disk that has stuff on it BUT it will write over the stuff. so I would NOT do it if you want that data. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
You can install on a disk that has stuff on it BUT it will write over the stuff. so I would NOT do it if you want that data.
boju Titan Ambassador Jul 7, 2008 21,302 2,413 85,890 Jun 4, 2018 #3 When installing Windows on a hdd it's repartitioned. That means the drive is wiped. Upvote 0 Downvote