When you format you erase the contents from the drive so, when you re-install, you do not see the windows.old folder. You only see the windows.old folder if you install over the top of an existing copy of Vista. You have nothing to worry about this is perfectly normal behaviour.
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"Jekyll and Hyde" <guest[ at ]unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:9ba2a4f666e604cfba696472800c1e00[ at ]nntp-gateway.com...
[Quoted Text] > > Since I formatted (one or two will remember me having had to do this) I > now notice that I have no Windows.old folder, is this normal? I used to > get it but since formatting and installing Vista due to my previous > installation troubles it has not shown itself.......I thought it should > have been there, but no. > > I must admit that I always disliked it being there, and had in the past > (year or so) tried my hardest to remove it, so in away I am glad I can't > see it, but part of me is also confused as to why its not on my system > anymore :confused: > > Jekyll and Hyde > > > -- > Jekyll and Hyde > > [image: > http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k136/BlueGlow/General%20Stuff/smscruffydsbanner1.jpg]> > '*Website*' ( http://jekyllandhyde.informe.com/portal.html)
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