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1111922	2010-07-01 02:22:00	SSDs have no problems with being partitioned	nmercer (3899)
1111923	2010-07-01 02:58:00	Thanks to all those who replied. I'm afraid none of the suggestions worked. Win 7 does not give the option to format. Errrrrr did you follow the instructions I posted before #8 -- IT DOES. Boot from the DVD - Click Install -- Select Custom you then get This Window (www.imagef1.net.nz) -- As circled in Red on the right bottom, select Drive options(advanced). On the Next Window, you select the drive - then Click Format (www.imagef1.net.nz) -- Sure looks like the option to format to me. (which it does)	wainuitech (129)
1111924	2010-07-01 04:53:00	Errrrrr did you follow the instructions I posted before #8 -- IT DOES. Boot from the DVD - Click Install -- Select Custom you then get This Window (www.imagef1.net.nz) -- As circled in Red on the right bottom, select Drive options(advanced). On the Next Window, you select the drive - then Click Format (www.imagef1.net.nz) -- Sure looks like the option to format to me. (which it does) Well I'm buggered if I know. When I click that button I get the options, Repair or Install. Nothing about format. Is it the SSD? Doesn't need formatting?	JJJJJ (528)
1111925	2010-07-01 05:20:00	To be honest, never worked with the SSD HDD's -- still to damn expensive for what you get and the "performance increase". ;) "Maybe" W7 refused to show the options for some other reason -- Who Knows ?? Found This article (club.myce.com) - #2 kind of advises.	wainuitech (129)
1111926	2010-07-01 05:23:00	Well I'm buggered if I know. When I click that button I get the options, Repair or Install. Nothing about format. Is it the SSD? Doesn't need formatting? What about delete, can you delete the partition? You did boot off the Windows 7 DVD etc yes? Yes SSDs need formatting	nmercer (3899)
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