Comments on: What Is The Best Way To Re-install Windows If You Keep Getting A Blue Screen Of Death Everytime You Try?

By: Max

Max — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:08:17 +0000

Hi,
Sounds like you are installing on top of your old windows installation.
The best way, is to delete the partition completely, and reinstall windows from scratch. (please note ALL FILES on the partition will be gone and non-recoverable once you do this, so please back up any files you need to keep).
To do this:
When the Windows XP CD Boots onto the installation, it will walk you through the steps; when is says an existing windows has been detected, press ESC.
It will then take you to see the partitions.
highlight the C: (system) partition, and press D. confirm delete.
Once confirmed, what was once C System, becomes “unpartitioned space”.
highlight it again, and press C (create partition).
The size will be there automatically, confirm create.
Highlight the newly created partition, and press Enter and then give it a quick NTFS format (and obviously continue to install windows).
That should do the trick.
Good luck!

By: Mikeal

Mikeal — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:49:02 +0000

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By: Product Review

Product Review — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:06:28 +0000

To Re-install Windows-xp into your DELL hard drive you need to first turn off your computer. Then turn it back on, start tapping F8 then re-install Windows normally. If this does not work turn your computer off, then start to tap F12 go to IDE drivediagnostics. This will check to see if it passes if it does reinstall windows normally. If nether works install ‘Operating system disk’ Press F12 when it propts you press the space bar. Then enter: C:>chkdsk /r Then it will re-install Windows this may take up to 40 minutes. When it reaches 100% type in: enter
Good Luck