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You need to have a separate partition for Windows. Do you have one, or is the entire drive used for Linux partitions? Or do you have more than one drive? /dev/hdd usually corresponds to the fourth hard drive.
You can run the command "fdisk -l /dev/hdd" (that's a lowercase 'L', not an uppercase 'i') to see a list of all the partitions on /dev/hdd. The command "df" will list all the currently mounted partitions/devices, and the file /etc/fstab should list all the partitions/devices with mount points.
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We beg to inform your Imperial Majesty,
Unto whom be dominion and power and glory,
There still remains that strange precipitate
Which has the quality to resist
Our oldest and most trusted catalyst.
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By temperatures known to our Laboratory.
~ E.J. Pratt
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