Doing a clean install, will the documents folders be removed

I have two hard drisk, one with vista and the other ones has my document
folder.

If I wipe my drive and do a clean install will Vista automatically remove
the documents folder.

Vista won't touch any drive you don't allow it to touch during Setup.

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"GEO" <> wrote in message
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>I have two hard drisk, one with vista and the other ones has my document
>folder.
>
> If I wipe my drive and do a clean install will Vista automatically remove
> the documents folder.
>

To be safe unplug the secondary drive curing install.
After everything is working, plug it back in.
That way you don't accidently erase the wrong HD.


"GEO" <> wrote in message
news:eSRqCib$...
>I have two hard drisk, one with vista and the other ones has my document
>folder.
>
> If I wipe my drive and do a clean install will Vista automatically remove
> the documents folder.
>

"GEO" <> skrev i melding
news:eSRqCib$...

>I have two hard drisk, one with vista and the other ones has my document
>folder.
>
> If I wipe my drive and do a clean install will Vista automatically remove
> the documents folder.

No. After a clean install, you will find your old documents and settings in
the windows.old folder. Still, it is highly recommended to do a backup.

Charlie42