I used to have a floppy called teckworm that basicly formatted with wipe 0 command, always got me into dos, and found the CD drive too. Ah but that was long ago, and now I have lost it, so what do you recommend for me to use instead.
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fleamailman
, Sep 16 2005 07:22 AM
#1
Posted 16 September 2005 - 07:22 AM
I used to have a floppy called teckworm that basicly formatted with wipe 0 command, always got me into dos, and found the CD drive too. Ah but that was long ago, and now I have lost it, so what do you recommend for me to use instead.
#2
Posted 16 September 2005 - 08:52 AM
What exactly are the symptoms, if it is just indegestion get some pepto.lol. I would go back to XP with a full reformat if you are having trouble with linux, the linux OSs are great but they still have a long way to go before they can stand up to XP.
#3
Posted 16 September 2005 - 10:59 AM
They probobly will never be as good as XP for some things, but then, windows will never beat linux on others (flexibility, packages, efficiancy)
#4
Posted 17 September 2005 - 07:26 AM
Sorry to be late in my reply here, I have flu, symton of the comp are, dsl fails to install, kubuntu gives me a faded graphics and largh picture that is too big for the screen. XP is the same graphic situation.
Goal, I am looking for something that will wipe the drive, I have used an XP disk to change from ntfs to fat32 I had hoped that this might do the trick, It is an onboard graphics as part of the motherboard but anyway the idea is to tidy up the drive before reinstalling. Would using a win 98 disket to get into dos, and then formatting be the right way here.
Plaase point me in the right direction and there seems many ways to do this but which one and what program do you recommend here.
Goal, I am looking for something that will wipe the drive, I have used an XP disk to change from ntfs to fat32 I had hoped that this might do the trick, It is an onboard graphics as part of the motherboard but anyway the idea is to tidy up the drive before reinstalling. Would using a win 98 disket to get into dos, and then formatting be the right way here.
Plaase point me in the right direction and there seems many ways to do this but which one and what program do you recommend here.
#5
Posted 17 September 2005 - 09:34 AM
Well i would use the XP disk and do a full format changing to NTFS as its a better file system to use. You might want to set up a couple of partitions when you do this for your linux OS if you want to keep on using it. Then once windows is installed put on all the latest drivers for your hardware, to make this easier find them before hand and burn them to a disk thus saving time later and its handy to have in general.
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