

For each user, it depends entirely on what you're doing with the computer. Or go mac, it just may be "the linux we've been waiting for". I'm with you on option 5, and daveboo's advice may be best way if you're a linuxnewbie - which is totally OK. Have other question for you then, I have a program that uses SQL Server for my database program, will it still keep the database intact

If the 2 Repair option appears and you use it, it will delete the existing Windows but keep Driver, Settings, Programs and Data, and re-install Windows.

In this case you've only 2 choices: new and clean installation or restart the computer! Repair option didn't appears, that means that the CD isn't the one used for the initial installation. Repair option for to repair by pressing R (that option is shown in the lower Screen) Just try the following if your Windows XP CD is the same you was using for the initial installation:ģ.) use the 2. So any of you computer smart people can give me some idea what to do would be useful I give up any hope of wasting time on windows and just install linux as the best alternative Buy a real copy of windows xp only 5500 baht only to be screwed when windows 7 comes out for saleĥ.

I use a knoppix cd and get all my information off this computer and reformat it. I go looking for a usb floppy drive or external floppy drive that should be extremely exciting to look for.Ĥ. I use a windows xp cd unforuntely guess what my luck is its a pirated cd and won't repair any computer since its pirated but it will format a hard drive how niceģ. I suppose I can take out the hard drive and put it into another computer that has a floppy drive but, on the back on the hard drive does not have the typical pin or pimm on the back that most hard drives I have seen haveĢ. put boot.ini and 2 other things onto a floppy disc and put it in, But this computer has no floppy drive at all. Before you tell me search google I have done that already.
