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Yes it is possible to repair windows XP: follow this step:
- Set your first boot device in the Bios to CD-Rom. Insert your Windows XP CD, save the bios settings and exit. Soon "Press any key to boot of CD" will appear on the screen, hit the space bar to continue.
- Now setup will inspect your hardware and software, it then will load various files required for the repair. Just wait and be patient, this may take a few moments.
- Soon a menu will appear (as pictured below), press enter to continue.
- Now the "End User Agreement" Press "F8" if you agree, "ESC" if you don't.
- You will now have to select the installation you wish to repair. Usually there is only one, but sometimes, there may be 2 or more (i.e. you have done a parallel install to resolve a problem), use the up/down arrow key to select the install, and then press "R" to continue.
- Setup will now examine the disk be patient, it can take a few minutes.
- Setup will go through a percentage - 1 to 100%
- A screen will soon appear. Press "F3" to continue
- Now setup will reboot system, wait 15 seconds or just press enter.
- Now it is time to see if this has solved your problems.
: Yes, You can repaire windows without data loss.
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How do you remove a virus without harming your computer?
Well, without harming your computer, i would say that everything is risky. Reinstall your Operating System, but before you reformat and reinstall the OS. Backup all your important files on CD and Email, and another computer. Once you reinstall, the virus will be completely gone, risk-free.
Can you reformat your hard drive without logging on to windows?
yes
What kind of partition can be used to reinstall Windows?
To reinstall Windows, you can use a dedicated installation partition, typically known as the "Recovery Partition." This partition contains files necessary for restoring or reinstalling the operating system without needing external media. Alternatively, you can create a bootable USB drive or DVD with the Windows installation media, which allows for a fresh installation on the primary system partition. Both methods enable you to reinstall Windows while retaining or formatting other partitions as needed.
Can you reinstall Windows XP without reformatting any extra partitions on that drive?
Yes.
What type of application can be use without using the windows operating system?
Any application not written for Windows can be used without Windows.
How do you reinstall system restore without windows disk?
If your restore requires a windows disk then you cannot restore without one. Most do not require a windows CD. Most include the windows files in the manufacturer restore.
Is there any way to reinstall windows vista without an installation DVD?
Yes, if you have copied all installion files on your hard disk. If you haven't you cannot reinstall Vista.
If you erase everything and reformat your hard drive is there a way to avoid the hassle of calling into Microsoft to reactivate windows?
You can activate Windows automatically without calling if you are connected to the internet, assuming your hardware hasn't changed.
What is the benefit of partitioning your drive?
Partitioning allows you to create a logical separation between different operating systems and data. For example, you could have a windows operating system on one partition, a Linux operating system on another partition, and your personal data (My Documents in windows and /home in Linux) on a third. This allows you to wipe one of your partitions clean and reformat without having to backup the data on the others (say for example, your windows install gets a virus).
How do you delete administrator password without using software?
Reinstall the operating system or if you have the password simply reset it at "Control Panel".
How do you reformat windows xp without reboot CD?
you have to boot from something else, whether it be a floopy disk, thumb drive, or setup cd. you can't delete files that you are currently using. if you boot into windows xp you can't delete windows xp.
If you have Windows 2000 in primary HD and Windows XP on slave how can you use both OS without losing files?
If you are talking about programs, you can't. If you create a dual boot system, the programs will have to be installed on each operating system (actually the program does not reinstall but it does register the files for each of the operating systems). Data files don't care where you put them. You may have to search for a known file name to find them.
