Widows 2000 Setup - Creating one partition

[NeedsHelp]

I've got a PC, which I've just gone and installed Windows 2000 Professional on.

During the instal it asked me where to place 2000, and showed a list of drives available C:,D:,E:,F: each of these had 2GB, and another of 10GB which had to be configured.

The PC has only one drive of 18GB.

How do I get the drive back to just one i.e. C: of 18GB?

I haven't got a problem re-instlling windows.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

Regards

 

[vgrice]

When you install you have the option to delete existing partions. Vince Grice
vgrice@hotmail.com
MCSE Win2K, NT; MCSA; MCP+I

 

[NeedsHelp]

So delete all and then choose which option, because they all still appear.

I tried and thought I'd see one of 18GB, but I still show 4 for 2GB and the last of 10GB.

Many thanks

 

[jeremybarker]

Doesn't sound like you've deleted them. When given the option where to install, highlight one of the 2gb partitions and press the letter d to delete. You might have a couple other menus confirming you want to delete the partition. Repeat the steps until you have on 18gb partition. Then choose to install windows on it.