Peter
December 6th 03, 11:21 PM
Hi,
C drive is where the OS installed.
Are you sure you want to format it?
You will lose all the data files in C drive and need to
re-install your OS from scratch.
If it is what your desire, boot from the XP CD, press the
Enter key to enter setup. Press F8 key to accept the
license agreement, you can then select repair to repair
your OS; or select delete exisiting OS and then format
the C drive. You can choose to format into NTFS or FAT32.
Follow the On screen instructions to continue or
terminate installation of XP.
Peter
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a C drive and a D drive and i am wishing to
format
>my C drive to clean it up. I am unable to do it in disk
>management and you can't do it in command prompt. I need
>to find out how to format it. Any help on this topic
>would be appreciated.
>.
>
C drive is where the OS installed.
Are you sure you want to format it?
You will lose all the data files in C drive and need to
re-install your OS from scratch.
If it is what your desire, boot from the XP CD, press the
Enter key to enter setup. Press F8 key to accept the
license agreement, you can then select repair to repair
your OS; or select delete exisiting OS and then format
the C drive. You can choose to format into NTFS or FAT32.
Follow the On screen instructions to continue or
terminate installation of XP.
Peter
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a C drive and a D drive and i am wishing to
format
>my C drive to clean it up. I am unable to do it in disk
>management and you can't do it in command prompt. I need
>to find out how to format it. Any help on this topic
>would be appreciated.
>.
>