You can remove by going to the device manager. this is located by right cliking on the my computer icon on the start menu. then, slide down to properties then, click. once you click on properties, you will see the system properties window. click on the hardware tab. then click on device manager. you can pick out the extra drive here and remove it from your system.
Press F8 to continue past the Licensing Agreement.
The next screen should display a prompt asking you if you wish to repair an existing installation. Select your Windows installation (most likely it is the only one) and press R.
This will begin the repair and reinstallation of Windows. The installation will copy files to the hard drive, reboot the system, and then proceed just like a normal installation. Follow the prompts just as you normally would any normal Windows installation.
When the installation completes, you should still be able to access all of your documents and installed programs.
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