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04/12/21

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Originally posted by 86: ↑

It could be possible that your disk is partitioned. Have you checked in Disk Management if the disk is partitioned as it could have 2 operating systems on the disk. If so, you can check the BIOS and it will tell my which drive/partition it is booting from. It's a start to check the drive(s).

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Thanks for the suggestions, it was to do with the booting up. When I pressed F11 on start up there was 3 choices, the 3rd choice booted to windows 7 home premium which was the system Mrs Rebel was using. She was very happy
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