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Uninstalling windows xp

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M - 30 Nov 2003 18:27 GMT
how do i uninstall win xp when there is no uninstall??
please help!!!! any solutions please email
comwizmatt@yahoo.com
Mike Kolitz - 30 Nov 2003 18:47 GMT
If there's no uninstall option in Add/Remove Programs, then the only way to
do it is to format your hard disk and start over.

If you're installing Windows 2000 or Windows NT, you can boot from the CD
into the installation program, which can help you format your hard disk and
install Windows.

If you're installing Windows 9x or Windows ME (first of all... why?), you'll
need to get a DOS boot disk, and use FDISK to repartition your drive (if
you're using the NTFS file system), and then format the disk.  From there,
you can run the setup program for Windows.

> please help!!!! any solutions please email

Sorry, but I don't do personal e-mails   If the entire conversation happens
in the newsgroup, other people can benefit from the information exchange as
well.

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> how do i uninstall win xp when there is no uninstall??
> please help!!!! any solutions please email
> comwizmatt@yahoo.com
 
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