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1. Insert windows xp bootable cd into the drive 2. Power on the machine 3. When the logo displays, press F12 to show the boot menu 4. Select the CD/DVD 5. System will start the job 6. After showing Setup is starting windows, it'll shows the install option 7. Press ENTER 8. It'll show the drive but the drive is not partitioned 9. You can easily understand by reading the instructions 10. While creating it'll ask for drive space 11. Put 50000 12. Press ENTER 13. It'll ask for type of file system that you have needed, select the 1st one (Quick using NTFS) 14. It'll ask 4 format the specific drive. for that you have to press 'F' 15. It'll format and copy the needed files 16. System will restart. After restarting it'll start the job. plz wait.....!!! (system restart many times to complete its job) 17. While working it'll ask for the product key, time, etc. 18. Sit infront relax and give the needed information that you can understand easily
no if the computer starts up but doesn't post but everything else turns on then there could be a problem with (a) the drive is not hooked correctly (b) drive drive is not pluged in (c) the drive is not working (d) motherboard is damaged from electrical spike
I'm afraid you won't get much help from us; you need to contact Compaq/HP for resolution of this problem.
FYI; I have received way too many defective re-installation CDs so it may require patience and the ability to understand India/Pakistani English.
I won't touch anything connected with HP any more.
Have you tried booting from a Windows XP CD? If you have one available you can boot from it, delete the partition and format it. Works all the time for me.
use a soft ware which restores partitions and restores mbr .. this will solve your problem . other wise i feel the power section of you drive has a small regulator ic chip which needs replacement ..
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