With this i can just pop it in and reinstall XP and shit?
No need to go and Format C and bla bla bla
No need to go and Format C and bla bla bla
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I always format to be safe.... start fresh and any problems won't be there
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you really don't have to do the old format c: with XP.. just load up the CD and reboot.. it will walk you through step by step.Originally posted by juicylinks
With this i can just pop it in and reinstall XP and shit?
No need to go and Format C and bla bla blaIn November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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Do a quickformat just in case, takes under a minute.Originally posted by juicylinks
With this i can just pop it in and reinstall XP and shit?
No need to go and Format C and bla bla bla
Format C: /q
WGI play with Google.Comment
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Originally posted by WiredGuy
Do a quickformat just in case, takes under a minute.
Format C: /q
WG
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Whenever I dealt with factory computers it was always better to just get rid of all the factory installed software when there was an issue and just start with a fresh install of an OS that recognizes the hardware in the computer. If it did not take care of onboard I would just go buy new cards. All of those disney and aol programs, as well as the little things you have to sign up to use were useless and only ate up hard drive space anyway.even ADULTS need TOYS
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yeah i did that with my Dell Laptop they preinstalled all that crap on it when i go titOriginally posted by jade_dragon
Whenever I dealt with factory computers it was always better to just get rid of all the factory installed software when there was an issue and just start with a fresh install of an OS that recognizes the hardware in the computer. If it did not take care of onboard I would just go buy new cards. All of those disney and aol programs, as well as the little things you have to sign up to use were useless and only ate up hard drive space anyway.Comment
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Delete partition, then create partition then FDiskComment
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Always format
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thanksOriginally posted by flashfire
Always format
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Did your hard drive crash?ICQ: 61462417Comment
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nice
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Was it a SP2 casualty?Comment
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The dell recovery disk should reformat and then install all it's stuff as if it came new. I personally don't use dell's recovery cd's but format it and use fresh stuff.Comment
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