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It seems that you have XP professional installed on your computer. Previously I asked you to borrow a home edition. Can you get xp pro installation disk? If yes, repeat the procedure mentioned in my previous post.
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As much as you don't like it I think that your best option is to restore Dell's installation. This way you can return the system to it's original state, you will have the original drivers and you are free of the trouble of having a product key. Backup your data before.
If you wouldn't have Dell's option I would recommend an XP repair job. Frankly, I dont like this procedure and quite often you end up with more troubles then you started with.
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see if you have this
from start go to all programs
Pc help and tools
system recovery ..(NOT RESTORE)
you can see if you have that partition
go to my computer
you should see c drive
do you also see see d drive
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