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| if you want to truely wipe you hard drive clean, look for a bootable floppy disk with a drive space program that will format in ntfs....most hard drive manufacturer website have programs for free download...hint I know the seagate website has one, i use it. one other thing these are usually used in bootable floppy disks, its the only reason I still have a 3.5 floppy drive around. This will leave you with an absolutely blank hard drive to install windows from, and windows never truely reformats a hardrive, it tend leave a few things behind. ive found reformating and reinstalling is quite often the easeist way to fix a problem...so long as you regularly back up anything up you dont want to loose. Last edited by roasted : 04-16-2007 at 09:03 AM. |
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| Thanks for you help everyone - I ended up doing a complete restore and then a clean install with Vista and Office 2007 - everything is working like a dream apart from one little problem with my user accounts which I will post in the appropriate forum Thanks |
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| Mobo, whats a phobie?
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