If it's a CD-R, you can't reformat it. The data is permanently burned onto it. If it's a CR-RW, it can be formatted like any other media in Windows; right click on the drive in Windows Explorer and choose format.
its impossible once rote , rote 4ever Is the CD a CD-R or CD+R? If so, you cannot reformat it. Once the disk is finalized, it becomes "read only" and there is no way to reformat because it is a "write once" disk. Is the CD a CD-RW or CD+RW? If so, you can reformat it.
Reformat it.
To reformat a CD-RW use a disk utility application, or an application like Toast. Reformatting will erase all media on the CD-RW. The CD-RW can then be re-written, or burned again with new information.
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If you mean to reformat the hard drive, you need to insert your copy of your operating system recovery CD and reboot the computer.
just put the other CD in the drive, and switch off and on.
You might not need to reformat. You could try just uninstalling the Novell Client, by going to the properties of the Network adapter. If you do want / need to reformat, you should do it with the original disk that came with the computer. Sometimes the EULA key will not work with other manufacturer's CD.
I Have a older sony CD player and MEMOREX CD-R record off my computer will not play All CD players will play songs that are in a 44.1 Khz Wav format. You may have to copy the CDs recorded files to your computer, reformat to 44.1 Khz Wav, then burn them to a new CD.
Reformat has three syllables.
u simply cant reformat your hard drive while running windows on that drive, what i mean is u cant reformat the hard drive if it is that verry drive that u are running at the momnet insted u need a copy of windows, put the disc in the CD drive and restart your computer. press f2 i think when it boot's to access the boot menu, boot from CD. u can delete the current partition and create a new one, also u can reformat the drive with your file system of choice, most likely ntfs. hope this helps
Boot from the Windows XP CD and let it reformat the drive. WIndows XP cannot use the native Ubuntu filesystem, so you'll need to reformat the drive anyway and you might as well do it using the XP install disc.
You need to reformat your question.