HELP....couldnt remove the window partition completely from MAC

fabulous2012

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I installed win7 for my mac, then I accidentally deleted it, I didn't know where i clicked
Now I wanna install win7 again using Bootcamp, but for some reason the Bootcamp stopped during the Copying process from computer to USB
I think its because the old version of win7 havent completely removed so it wont allow me to install another version

Please help me to delete the old version of win7...
As u see from the picture, my comp show the Untitles of 30.34GB was from the old win7, i cant find the way to delete this for good

PICTURE : http://imageshack.com/a/img538/5013/JbdMEG.png
 

renfred89

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I installed win7 for my mac, then I accidentally deleted it, I didn't know where i clicked
Now I wanna install win7 again using Bootcamp, but for some reason the Bootcamp stopped during the Copying process from computer to USB
I think its because the old version of win7 havent completely removed so it wont allow me to install another version

Please help me to delete the old version of win7...
As u see from the picture, my comp show the Untitles of 30.34GB was from the old win7, i cant find the way to delete this for good

PICTURE : http://imageshack.com/a/img538/5013/JbdMEG.png

in disk utility, click on the 121.33GB apple ssd at the left hand side. after it is highlighted, the centre part of the window should have a tab called partition.

click on partition, then click on the untitled segment and then click the "minus" icon, then you can remove it already..
 
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