Summary: Hi... can u pls help me for this problem..."when i try to format my drive D, a diolouge appears that, "WINDOWS CANNOT FORMAT THIS DRIVE QUIT ANY DI...
Summary: If you want to format D: drive just click on properties on D: then format. If you want to format C: then you need a floopy disk (win98 Bootdisk) afte ...
Summary: Having used the Restore CDs on my VAIO (different model, PCG-F680) my experience is that if you choose opt. 1, you'll wind up with one big C: drive, l...
Summary: I re-installed windows xp, and I had previously had a C: and a D: drive, the D: I had previously set up using partition magic, when i went to format...
Summary: Starting Windows XP Setup from MS-DOS Insert the Windows XP CD-ROM in the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. Start the computer to an MS-DOS prompt with CD-ROM ...
Summary: I have multiple OS's installed on a really old laptop and its taking up a lot of space. I'd like to completely wipe the hard drive and just have one O...
Summary: Hi, Just got a pc from my brother-in-law. I formatted the drive last night, ready to install all my own software. How do I make it bootable? Do I st...
Summary: Choose "Install Windows XP" then it will go into a new screen that lists a bunch of steps. From the from the pulldown menu choose "New Installation (A...
Summary: Have you tried downloading the Windows XP boot disk from Microsoft.com? It is one file that extracts and installs onto 6 floppy disks. Take the firs...
Summary: I have 2 H/Discs one with XP Pro & the other with ME, Both in Fat 32, I now want to erase (format) the C Drive with the ME on, so I can have it to s...
Summary: I right click on my computer and select manage. I go to disk drives and select d. I right click and ask it to format. It says that another program i...
Summary: Christine, you can also do it that way if you want, but no computer can have two (2) operating systems running at the same time. Only one can dominate...
Summary: Well, the problem I've is that my 20Gb hard drive has 2 partitions, C for the system and D full of data. I had win2k, and the D drive had permissions ...
Summary: Go Start/My Computer Right Click. Go to Properties. Click on Properties. From there chose the TAB for Hardware and select Device Manager. Make sure ...
Summary: There would be system files written to the D:\, but if you have no intention of using the D:\ then after you remove the Boot Option; you could delete ...
Summary: hi, i have xp home on c drive. Recently i created another partition D: how can i save files on this drive and format c drive.Will my pc boot up ok if ...
Summary: i am using windows xp with sp2 ....i have avg 7.5 profesional installed on my system...there was some viruses on my systems which was removed by avg.....
Summary: If you are using an NTFS partition DO NOT FORMAT C. DOS does not recognise NTFS partitions, so if you type format c: in DOS while using a 98/ME bootd...
Summary: I need to delete the D drive on my system (quickrestore)i need the 5 gigs it takes up i have no use for it.I would like to add the 5 gig on my main C ...
Summary: Also you should know that it is not possible to change the drive letter of a System disk. At the moment XP is installed in a D drive. You cannot just ...
Summary: I just clean installed XP and partitioned drive D: is missing... I backed up C: drive to D: before I format and reinstall XP.. I really need this D: d...
Summary: type this into explorer address bar when connected mskb q255867 use 98 or me boot disk to run fdisk 1 enable large disk support 2 delete primary p...
Summary: Normaly you'll have 2000 on C drive and XP on D drive. You can erase everything from Windows 2000. and modify boot.ini (usually c:\boot.ini) file to b...
Summary: Have just installed (clean) Windows XP Home Edition, as I purchased a new 60GB hard drive I installed XP onto this drive. After I had everything up an...
Summary: While I was installing xp on c, computer froze up and I rebooted. Well, somehow it ended up on d drive. Everything would be fine except my d isn't lar...
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