Summary: Hello, I have a computer with XP Pro on it and there's a repair partition on the hard drive and I'm not sure how to get to it or how to use it since X...
Summary: Actually, I'm planning to make a partition for each of the ff: C: WinXP partition D: Linux partition E: Program Files F: Games G: Media files (MP3's, ...
Summary: I'm in a mess. My Compaq Laptop running XP Pro has this morning decided to completely screw itself up. Yesterday I had been working on it normally, do...
Summary: Somehow I have managed to create a partition which has a RAW file structure, and the hard drive is 0 mb. How would I go about removing this annoying d...
Summary: Interesting Bug... 80Gig HDD (IDE1 Primary) 320Gig HDD (IDE1 Secondary) When I boot from the windows CD with both HDDs present the PC crash/restarts ...
Summary: Following a major crash my wife had a second 40GB HD installed recently. Unfortuntely, the installer took the simplest option of making the whole new ...
Summary: I try to make a new partition with Partition Magic 7 under XP. It seems my hard drive have bad sectors and when rebooting XP, so PM7 can make partitio...
Summary: Is there any way that I can delete the two partitions on my computer and place the available memory back onto the C Drive? I don't know a great deal ...
Summary: I used Partition Magic to make a FAT primary partition called Drive E:. I set it to active so the Windows drive would be hidden. I rebooted the comput...
Summary: Hello, I was wondering if there are any way to repair the filesystem on a partition? I tried to mount one of my NTFS partitions in another OS than win...
Summary: Hi...I need your help...My co-worker just installed an anti-virus, to a Compaq notebook which has been very sophisticated with a virus...He successful...
Summary: I'd like to do a clean install using windows XP self formatting feature, but don't want to have to reinstall all my software again. Presently I have a...
Summary: If you are installing Windows XP, you have no reason to use FDISK at all for Partioning; WinXP Pro or Winxp Home CD will do Partitioning, Formatting a...
Summary: I don't understand your partition setup. At a minimum Windows XP/Linux you would have three partitions: 1. Windows C: (NTFS or FAT32) 2. Linux root / ...
Summary: here's the scenario.. I have a windows XP partition installed on the hard drive, but the partition is only taking up 30GB.. my hard drive is 80GB. the...
Summary: I installed Windows XP home edition on a 40 GB hard disk with 4 partitions to find only 3 partitions. Prior to the installation I had Windows 98 and M...
Summary: Thanks for all the responses guys. Here's a little more info: The partition does have data on it that is fully readable as long as I'm booted into win...
Summary: I once had 2 hard drives, one partitioned as C: and E: (20GB each) and the other only called D: (40GB). Yesterday, I installed a third hard drive (80 ...
Summary: I agree I had to repair a brand new presario what compaq do is they have a D partition which contains the operating system and drivers software which ...
Summary: when completing a disk clean up on c:, there was 70,000kb in 'compress old files' the machine was running for a heck of a long time and then just pow...
Summary: Is it possible to repair a hard drive with XP Home on it with a CD with XP Pro on it. Computer was destroyed in flood, but hard drive survived. Put...
Summary: WinXP rewrites the master boot records to XP (NT5) boot records. Do a search to see if the hidden file bootsect.dos is located on the C: drive. If so,...
Summary: On my hard drive I have 2 partitions C: 7 gig Windows XP (that dont work) Windows ME (dont want) D: 1.5 Windows XP (The one i am using) I want to dele...
Summary: I wanted to set aside a partition for 98 for software that incompatible for xp, so i deleted the small partition on C: that i think ended up being a b...
Summary: I have drive that is partitioned and I want to do a re-install of XP Pro. I can't back up the data on the second partition because my XP keeps freezin...
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