Summary: Original Status: 1) 3 partition(250gb;80gb,150gb,15gb) 2) Window XP 3) Sata Problem: Staring is that i can't boot the window. After that i put another...
Summary: How can I repare my secondary physical NTFS slave Hard Drive? I've tried everything I know of. I have 2 physical hard drives. The first HD is divide...
Summary: Heya! I have XP as my OS, and have a C: and D: partitioned respectively. The C: (with XP of course) is about 3 or 4 gig, enough to have the system on ...
Summary: According to MS I got the system and boot partitions reversed. Seems logical to call the partition that gets the whole thing moving the boot partitio...
Summary: I have a computer running Windows XP Home. The hard drive has two NTFS partitions. I’d like to convert the “extended” partition to FAT32 so I can GHOS...
Summary: Hey guys, newguy here, recently my cpu fan locked up and here was the domino effect. cpu fried, think the MB is shot, problems with the HDD. anyway, I...
Summary: My main harddrive was stolen. The thief, however, left my secondary harddrive alone. I bought a new drive to replace the main drive and installed Win...
Summary: I'm having a pretty big problem here... On my inspiron 5150 (notebook), I wanted to format my HD. So I needed to boot from the win xp cd to do a re-in...
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 this problem too. Installed XP for about five times already, tried formatting each time into partition of different sizes and without partition...
Summary: My 3 month old computer had this message last week : Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt : \WINDOWS\sytem32\c_125...
Summary: I would check drive D: first. It may contain Windows XP files for you to create a recovery disk of your own. For that you will need a CD Burner and ...
Summary: Hello everyone. I had Windows XP Pro (with SP1 and most updates) up and running OK on a 127GB partition of a 160GB S/ATA disk. The rest of the disk wa...
Summary: I have a compaq 8000 cto desktop with a 40G hard drive. It was partitioned from the factory with a 7+ gig (D) drive, and a 29+ gig (c) drive. I have w...
Summary: Nice post back with very clear what's what... When you effectively "removed" the original '98 Primary you also removed/lost the XP boot/start-up-files...
Summary: When I got xp pro I installed it on a partition and left win98 until I saw if I liked xp or not. Now I want to dump win98. At the moment win98 is on...
Summary: I take that back, god bless you for fixing my problem. Now I see a partition table and partition magic work again. I believe linux and windows partiti...
Summary: Don't know HOW or why but I have searched all day for an answer to this problem. My computer locked up (windows obviously) when it restarted it went t...
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: Ok... I've searched and found some stuff about my prob, but I'm tired of this trial and error stuff... My comp was working fine, I installed an additi...
Summary: Hello, I am freaking out at the moment. I just picked up Partition Magic 8 and was running it to resize my C: drive with some of the data on my D: dri...
Summary: Just got a notebook with XP home. I would like to reformat and do a clean install but would also like to create a partition using fat32. How do I go a...
Summary: In short: If I try to format ( with ntfs fs ) a partition on my (slave) 6 months old 200 GB disc, which is currently an ext3 and was previously used b...
Summary: Well, I tried a fixmbr repair but that didn't help. When I would click on any installed program a message popped up saying the program needed to be re...
Summary: Ok, first off. I got this RPC error @ @ login screen, this was caused I think by me. THe computer before this restart locked up, I hit the reset butt...
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