RE: WinXPProHelp Needed now
- From: usasma <usasma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 05:12:11 -0700
Since you're experiencing the joy of a re-install, now might be a good time
to consider using a disk imaging utility. The image will preserve your
freshly setup hard drive in the state it was immediately after you finish
installing everything - and will enable to you to start over fresh with a
minimum of trouble next time.
I use Acronis True Image for this purpose - it's a paid program. I made an
image of my hard drive after reinstalling everything essential on the system.
Now, when the system starts acting up, I pop in the Acronis boot disk and
restore my hard drive to it's original state, and I'm back up and running
within 20 minutes.
"nick" wrote:
> Ok i have win xp pro on my main hd but many many problems so can i setbios to
> boot from cdrom put in new master hd (so no OS) reboot compiuter to Winxp pro
> disk kicks in and reinstalls winxp pro then i just configure it way i want
> and install other programs ive had?? (fyi im reinstalling my original copy of
> xp pro that i installed on this hd to another had insame computer)
>
> my only question is what about my programs on the d and g drive will i have
> to reinstall all of them or no? please i need responses asap
>
> thank you all so much most helpful
.
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