I disconnected my other drives to save confusion me, being an old codger my memory is not good I had a backup image which I always do after a new install which Edius was not on, Error 15.0.0 Goneįollowed your instructions to the letter and BRILLIANT all now working I’m delighted full trial 31days your drive should have been cleaned and you can then reinstall Windows and everything else and you should be able to install the trial without the timeout error codeHi Adbear. your drive should have been cleaned and you can then reinstall Windows and everything else and you should be able to install the trial without the timeout error code The next part is the point of no return so you have to make sure you have selected the right drive because after the next command you can't get anything back which is why I recommend always unplugging any other drives so you can't accidentally wipe them.
You should then get the following message If you only have 1 drive showing the it will be '0' then hit 'enter' Next type 'select disk x' Where 'x' is the number of the disk you want to clean. Check the sizes of the disks and see which one has the size of the drive you want to install Windows on.
If you booted from a USB pen then you should have 2 in the list. If you booted from DVD and disconnected all other drives then there should only be 1 disk in the list which should be 'Disk 0'. The type in 'list disk' and hit 'enter', This should give you a list of all disks on your system. If you are doing full install then unplug every hard drive except the one you want to install Windows on to, this way you avoid accidentally cleaning any other drives as cleaning a drive removes everything off it.īoot from your Windows install disc, when it gets to the screen where it asks what language you want to use hold down the 'Shift' key and hit 'F10' This should bring up a DOS Command Prompt window. Best way to remove everything is to use Diskpart in a DOS window and clean the disk. Just doing a Standard format in Windows does not remove all the information.
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