A friend of mine helped me reformat my computer, but instead of reformatting it to Windows Home Premium, she reformatted it for Windows 7. How do I undo this?
Which version of Windows are you asking about with regard to Windows Home Premium? All Windows versions beginning with Windows XP use the NTFS file system by default, so I would think that if formatting is all that has been done you should be able to install Windows XP or later. If it is the complete Windows 7 OS that has been installed, and you need some other version of Windows instead, you would need to delete the existing partition that has been created, create and format a new partition with the Windows installation disk, and install the version of Windows you desire.
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June 17th, 2012 17:00
Which version of Windows are you asking about with regard to Windows Home Premium? All Windows versions beginning with Windows XP use the NTFS file system by default, so I would think that if formatting is all that has been done you should be able to install Windows XP or later. If it is the complete Windows 7 OS that has been installed, and you need some other version of Windows instead, you would need to delete the existing partition that has been created, create and format a new partition with the Windows installation disk, and install the version of Windows you desire.