
Wiping hard drive
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Scarletspdr
, Jan 30 2006 03:37 PM
#1
Posted 30 January 2006 - 03:37 PM

#2
Posted 30 January 2006 - 04:19 PM

the only way to "wipe" a computer without removing programs you want, and the OS...is to manually go in and remove things...using add/remove programs to uninstall software...and just deleting files and folders...
why are you wanting to "wipe" the computer anyway? did it make a doodie? (kidding)
for your second question
how did you install the new os? where did you get the new os? what was the old os? what is the new os?
why are you wanting to "wipe" the computer anyway? did it make a doodie? (kidding)
for your second question
how did you install the new os? where did you get the new os? what was the old os? what is the new os?
#3
Posted 30 January 2006 - 04:45 PM

No I'm not worried about removing programs. I want to get rid of the programs and everything else. I was wondering if there are key components that the computer needs to run that I should worry about getting wiped. The computer being wiped is for a friend and he wants to get rid of everything because it was given to him and wants all the crap off of it that the previous owner had.
As for installing the new OS, it is for my computer. I have XP Home right now and tried installing XP Pro. It kept Home and put Pro on there also.
As for installing the new OS, it is for my computer. I have XP Home right now and tried installing XP Pro. It kept Home and put Pro on there also.
#4
Posted 31 January 2006 - 07:46 AM

well...for the friends computer....if you have the original operating system cd...just format and start over...that's the quickest way to get rid of everything on there..
as for your problem...can you boot into both hom and xp? or does one of them not work?
as for your problem...can you boot into both hom and xp? or does one of them not work?
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