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XP install says no file system on drive, but files are still visible



 
 
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Old December 22nd 04, 04:17 AM
chopsaw
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Default XP install says no file system on drive, but files are still visible


if the xp disk is saying you have no file system I know of 2
posibilities:

1: you are using a RAID controller and need to hit f6 when booting off
the cd to install the 3rd party driver

2: you have used a program that has changed the file system on the
frive such as GoBack.

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