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Greetings:
I had Linux Redhat installed on one of my
harddrives. My wife wants windows back on her machine since she is used to
it and hates change. I reformatted my harddrive and tried to install the
foresaid operating system but come up with the following on the
monitor:
EZ-BIOS: Initializing...
EZ-BIOS: Hold the CNTL key down for
Status Screen or to boot from floppy...
EZ-BIOS: Continuing
startup...
GRUB
Of course this is after I initiated the installation and
restarted the computer.
I have a lot to learn about computers. I know
that GRUB is from linux and I also know that this EZ-BIOS is software that I
used to load an OS on this harddrive before but what I dont understand is why
didnt this info disappear when I reformatted my harddrive? Is there
another way I can remove said info from my harddrive?
Jim
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