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removing XP to reinstall
start over: partition format install OS
"Mike" wrote in message ... I have done something bad I think. Recently I tried to reinstall XP on my emachine and it was not succesfull. The system couldn't complete and my computer is now useless. From what I can see it started, didn't finish, partitioned my hardrive, removed required information to operate the system properly. What can I do to fix this problem, buy a new hardrive? |
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removing XP to reinstall
start over: partition format install OS
"Mike" wrote in message ... I have done something bad I think. Recently I tried to reinstall XP on my emachine and it was not succesfull. The system couldn't complete and my computer is now useless. From what I can see it started, didn't finish, partitioned my hardrive, removed required information to operate the system properly. What can I do to fix this problem, buy a new hardrive? |
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removing XP to reinstall
If your hard drive is damaged then yes you will need to purchase a new one
but that is generally rare and would not have been caused by simply installing Windows. Hard Drives do eventually wear out though. However I would try reinstalling again before taking a drastic measure like purchasing a new drive. Follow the detailed information here to reformat and reinstall XP http://www.blkviper.com/Articles/OS/...allxphome1.htm -- Harry Ohrn - MS MVP [Shell/User] www.webtree.ca/windowsxp "Mike" wrote in message ... I have done something bad I think. Recently I tried to reinstall XP on my emachine and it was not succesfull. The system couldn't complete and my computer is now useless. From what I can see it started, didn't finish, partitioned my hardrive, removed required information to operate the system properly. What can I do to fix this problem, buy a new hardrive? |
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removing XP to reinstall
If your hard drive is damaged then yes you will need to purchase a new one
but that is generally rare and would not have been caused by simply installing Windows. Hard Drives do eventually wear out though. However I would try reinstalling again before taking a drastic measure like purchasing a new drive. Follow the detailed information here to reformat and reinstall XP http://www.blkviper.com/Articles/OS/...allxphome1.htm -- Harry Ohrn - MS MVP [Shell/User] www.webtree.ca/windowsxp "Mike" wrote in message ... I have done something bad I think. Recently I tried to reinstall XP on my emachine and it was not succesfull. The system couldn't complete and my computer is now useless. From what I can see it started, didn't finish, partitioned my hardrive, removed required information to operate the system properly. What can I do to fix this problem, buy a new hardrive? |
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