D drive is full Win XP?

I have reformatted my computer but you have a full functioning OS xp pro on c drive and stuffed up version of xp pro on d drive how can you delete the d drive version?

You have to find out where the BOOT.INI is. You might have two of them. If you have two of them you can format the d drive. If you have one on the disk d you have to use restoring CD to put BOOT.INI file on disk C. Again if you have BOOT.INI on c you can format d.

What's an A drive and a C drive?

The letter used by Windows XP (ie a, b, c, d, e etc) is essentially a reference. By default, letters 'a' and 'b' are floppy drives and drive 'c' is the hard drive that the operating systems (Windows XP in this case) is stored. The other letters are used whenever Windows XP detects another drive. if you have a CD/DVD drive in your computer it is liekly to be displayed as drive 'd'.

How can you hide or unhide a disk drive in Windows XP?

my desk top c & d drives hide (dont show in C & D drive )but system is working how un hide my C & D drives

You have reformatted your computer but you have a full functioning OS xp pro on c drive and stuffed up version of xp pro on d drive how can you delete the d drive version?

if you mean how to remove the other version of windows from your boot list then this can be done in control panel, got to system, under the 'advanced' tab click on 'start-up and recovery', then click on edit, and delete the offending line from the text file that appears. they appear here in the same order they appear at boot time. once this is done simply deleting the windows folder from your d drive will work fine. if you reformat the d drive there is a chance your boot list may die. if this happens stick your xp CD in drive, and select repair windows using recovery console. the 'fixmbr' command will correct your boot sequence and all will be removed.

What do you do if you use the command 'Convert D FS NTFS' on your XP laptop to change the file system to NTFS and then can't find the D drive?

The correct command for converting the D drive would be: "CONVERT D: /FS:NTFS" (without the quotes)

What do you do when your laptop drive d is full?

Put it on back up or get a new hard drive

How do you solve a problem where double clicking on a local D drive produces a message asking to choose a program to open it?

go to command prompt and enter in to the drive which is not opening in single click and then type attrib -r -h -s autorun.inf press enter and then type del autorun.inf then come out from the command prompt and restart the computer for example if D drive is not opening go to D drive in the command prompt d:\attrib -r -h -s autorun.inf then enter and then d:\del autorun.inf then restart the computer this command is applicable for win xp

When you start your PC the windows xp is not starting it installed on C drive and windows server 2003 is installed on drive D but server 2003 start immediately .what should we do?

You'll need to edit boot.ini and add an entry for Windows XP.

My D drive is full Win XP I don't understand how this could happen I can't run any CD's I've been told to delete D files but I don't know how to do this Any help greatly appreciated?

Just right click on file or folder which you want to delete and then Delete. Don't forger to clean Trash folder on your desktop. Keep doing as much as you need to free enough space.

When you're backing up your computer files using the xp application does all information on the computer include both the C and D drive?

I'm sorry to say this(not ) but if u back up all ur computer files its just c drive or the drive you installed xp on.

How clean the D drive when you have important stuff but full of virus?

Format di Drive after backup

How do you take a hard drive out of a computer with Windows 98 and put it in a computer with Windows XP?

The hard drive is actually where windows 98, or windows xp pro, or whatever other programs are stored. If your goal is to take the "win 98" hard drive and run it as a secondary hard drive in the "win xp pro" computer, here is how to do it:1.) unplug your "win 98" computer and remove the casing2.) disconnect the power wires and the flat IDE cable from the hard drive3.) remove the hard drive4.) repeat steps 1 thru 3 with the "win xp pro" computer5.) make sure the jumper settings on the "win 98" hard drive are set to slave and the jumper settings for the "win xp pro" hard drive are set to master. The jumper settings should be listed on the hard drive. if they are not, they cound be found on the homepage of the brand of hard drive.6.) while the hard drives are out, take notice of the amount of cylinders(cyl.), heads(hds), etc., because you will need this information to set up the drive. these should also be listed on the drive, and once again, if they're not there, you can find them on the brands homepage.7.) mount both hard drives in the "win xp pro" computer8.) connect the flat IDE cable so that the "win xp pro" hard drive is connected to the IDE cable on the first slot. (the first slot if you follow the IDE cable from the motherboard to the other end) Make sure that the side of the cable with the red stripe is on the side of the hard drive with the pin marked 1.9.) repeat step 7 with the "win 98" hard drive. use the other slot on the same IDE cable.10.) connect the power wires to both hard drives.11.) replace casing, connect power cord, and turn on.12.) as computer loads it will read "press DEL to enter setup", when it says this, press DEL13.) If on the main menu, if there is a choice to auto-scan for hard drives, use it, save your changes and exit. if there is no auto-scan, you will have to set the drives up manually. to do this, click on "advanced BIOS setup"(I'm not sure if that's exactly what it reads, but its something close to that), enter the numbers from step 6 (cyl, hds, etc..), save changes and exit.\ After these steps are complete, your computer should boot up running windows xp pro, and your windows 98 hard drive should show up as drive d:\