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Remove "System" Attribute From Disk

I did a fresh install of Windows 7 on a new 64gig SSD   (Drive C:)

Somewhere along the line, I wound up giving Drive F: the System attribute.
What's the simplest way of removing the attribute?
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I disconnected the other 2 drives and found that the system would not boot.

Rather the running the Paragon Repair Kit I simply reinstalled Win7 with only the SSD connected.
(I should have done that in the first place (as mentioned by nobus))

It worked fine so I reconnected the other 2 drives and I found that
running Gparted was unnecessary as F: had somehow, lost it's System Flag.

Thanks to all!
You are very welcome and I glad you got the issue sorted.