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Windows XP SP2 Installation Troubles

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Jared Price - 29 Jun 2006 06:45 GMT
I recently was the recipient of some pretty nasty malware. The symptoms
include some erroneous software showing up in the add/remove programs as well
as my "Shutdown" button under the start menu disappearing. I am also unable
to access the task manager as the malware changed the permissions such that I
recieve a message indicating the admin has restricted access. Whenever these
types of troubles begin to happen, my recourse has typically been to merely
do a fresh install. I intended to do just that until when I popped in my XP
SP2 disc and rebooted, I discovered that the installation program cannot
detect my hard drives; I'm assuming another symptom of the malware? Any
help/suggestions are greatly appreciated. :)
Rich Barry - 30 Jun 2006 23:45 GMT
 You could try using a Win98SE Super bootdisk and delete and recreate the
partition using fdisk. Set the floppy drive as first
 boot device in the Bios. You can get a bootdisk from here.
www.bootdisk.com   For info on using Fdisk check here.
      http://www.pcabusers.net/fdisk.html    If using a NTFS partition go
here

            http://www.geocities.com/kilian0072002/fdisk/fdisk2.html

>I recently was the recipient of some pretty nasty malware. The symptoms
> include some erroneous software showing up in the add/remove programs as
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> detect my hard drives; I'm assuming another symptom of the malware? Any
> help/suggestions are greatly appreciated. :)
 
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