You need a proper hard disk manager and direct access to the disk for that.
Take the hard disk out of its case and put it in a desktop, in it install this
http://www.partition-tool.com/
Open the manager and format the disk with it. Put it back in the case. That is all.
Hi,
You can install Windows XP by booting off the Windows CD. You should be able to go into the BIOS, usually just hit the Delete key at start up, and change the boot sequence so the machine looks for the DVD/CD driver before the hdd. Once the installation is complete be sure to remove the CD, you should get a message to do so and go back into the BIOS and reset the boot sequence so the Floppy is first if you have one and then the hdd. If no Floppy, just set the hdd as the first boot device. Laptops work pretty much the same way as PCs. You'll need the drivers that came with the laptop, should be on a CD. To save time you can download the latest drivers from the mfg website, put them on a CD and install them, saves the time of up dating them
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Hmnmm...
Di I or YOu understand wrong?
My problem is, that my Buffalo is now a recovery disk. And I want it to be a normal exrernal HD, I can use for my files.
BUT not Windows, nor Linus recognizes my Buffalo now, so I could do something to it... Like some kind of reset, but I see no reset button.
So I have a Buffalo that is BOOT disk now and I want it back norman HD.
My problem is, tah my buffalo is now an Acer 100 recovery disk. Fool of me, yes.
But I want my HD back!
But my pc does not recognize now my buffalo, wondows does not assign a letter for it and I cannot reformat it for normal use.
Cannot see any reset button in unit?
How can I get my "normal" hd back?
Best regards
Iikka
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