Re: Black Screen at Startup
- From: John John <audetweld@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2006 10:50:32 -0400
You can delete these partitions during the Windows XP setup routine. If you want to do this with the Windows 98 setup disk the you will have to use something like delpart to delete the partitions. See here:
http://www.russelltexas.com/delpart.htm
John
Kamaljeet wrote:
Ok...............I may have written before that Windows 98 Bootable didn't work..............but it worked this time I tried. But..........I'm not able to delete the extended dos partition. It says Cannot delete Extended DOS Partition while logical drives exist. When I try to delete the logical drives it says No Logical Drives defined. Does anyone here have the answer to delete the extended dos partition when no logical drives exist and there is the error above? Maybe DL, you can help.
"Kamaljeet" wrote:
I installed Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 recently. When I restarted my computer, after the Bios boot, Windows XP Logo and the loading bar doesn't come up. I tried to install Windows with Boot from CD, but still the black screen appears. I changed the first boot device to CD Rom and disabled all the others. But still the problem presists. I have my latest video driver installed. Please help me..............if there are.................any Microsoft Professionals around or someone else. The same happens with the 98 Bootable CD. Thanks in advance!
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