Howdy again people.
Well my computer has been running really poorly recently so I decided to format and re-install XP.
So I re-installed windows and deleted my partition because I wanted to merge the drive instead of having 2 seperate ones.
But when I got back into Windows, the partition was still the same size, and the other one didn't merge and wasn't shown.
Also all the information was still on that partition, so I used KillDisk to 100% wipe the hard drive, because it was suggested multiple times on this forum.
So I re-booted with the XP CD in my CD Drive hoping that I could install everything from scratch.
And it won't boot from the CD and it says 'Cannot Detect Operating System' or something like that.
So my question to you is, how can I install XP from the BIOS menu or whatever it's called, and how do I merge a previously seperated partition during the XP instillation?
Well my computer has been running really poorly recently so I decided to format and re-install XP.
So I re-installed windows and deleted my partition because I wanted to merge the drive instead of having 2 seperate ones.
But when I got back into Windows, the partition was still the same size, and the other one didn't merge and wasn't shown.
Also all the information was still on that partition, so I used KillDisk to 100% wipe the hard drive, because it was suggested multiple times on this forum.
So I re-booted with the XP CD in my CD Drive hoping that I could install everything from scratch.
And it won't boot from the CD and it says 'Cannot Detect Operating System' or something like that.
So my question to you is, how can I install XP from the BIOS menu or whatever it's called, and how do I merge a previously seperated partition during the XP instillation?
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