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Show posts MenuQuote from: deltoran on Tue 13/01/2009 11:10:58
dont partition it, windows will delete the virus and every thing when it installs. :
Quote from: Akatosh on Mon 12/01/2009 11:30:12Quote from: LUniqueDan on Mon 12/01/2009 03:26:53
First thing of all, check *again* your XP CD.
This. I had pretty much the same problem some 10 months ago, and it turned out the CD had gotten fucked up. Try using a different CD (come on, we ALL have an additional "backup copy" >.>) - sometimes it works wonders.
Quote from: LUniqueDan on Mon 12/01/2009 03:26:53
First thing of all, check *again* your XP CD. Even if it's not directly related to the formatting jam.
Use FLush_HD, 3 or 4 times in a row to be very sure that the MBR is well emptied.
Try reinstalling it.
(EDIT : At that point, I'll maybe try Format32, nice bootable stuff)
Last ressort: try installing Ubuntu, then re-install XP over it.
(Sounds weird, but it did some miracles for me)
If it's still not working, I'm sorry... your HD is dead.
Good Luck
Quote from: zabnat on Sun 11/01/2009 22:18:21
Does the BIOS have option to low level formatting the drive? If so, then try it. While in BIOS, check the manufacturer of the disc and download a hdd diagnostic tool (they are usually stand alone boot images) that works on that drive and see if the drive is indeed damaged. Then try installing Windows again.
Quote from: MantraofDoom on Sun 11/01/2009 21:26:30
Does it always stop at the same percentage? If it stops at roughly the same place then there's something wrong with that part of the drive. You never have to uninstall windows... formatting the disk to a raw partition and having the windows setup rewrite should always work on a disk that isn't damaged.
I don't think that trying a different file structure is going to work, though if you feel adventurous enough and have the right sort of cable connector, you might want to pop the hard drive out of the laptop and try formatting it from a different computer. A 2.5 hard drive enclosure or any sort of 3.5 to 2.5 or 2.5 to usb adapter would let you hook the drive to a different machine to troubleshoot.
I wish you luck, hard drives can be tricky.
Quote from: PrimitiveUser on Wed 17/12/2008 17:21:00
Don't give me that BULLSHIT dawg, listen, sorry everyone, I might be annoying, I might be a dumb@$#@, But the one thing I have is my Del Monte Quality Fruit Punch and my Butter Cookies(made with real butter), and maybe some beer on the side.
Reply to me back if we are all truce, and I'll promise not to Post retarded questions.
Quote from: PrimitiveUser on Wed 17/12/2008 20:04:07
I hate you all.., exept for the admins and mods.
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