Re: going back to an ealier version of xp inst
- From: Dave <davenpat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 21:40:04 +0000
Grooove wrote:
Dave <davenpat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:R5Wdnd7riuB8qwfanZ2dnUVZ8tzinZ2d@xxxxxx:
He did that and when I asked if he had done a repair or a reinstall,
he said a reinstall. When I asked him if it had done a format of the
drive first, he said no, which I found unusual. That was when I went
for the format drive option, as I have seen my computer go bits up
just before Christmas.
I believe that the majority (if not all) restore disks use a disk image system. What they call a reinstall is in reality just like rolling a Norton Ghost image back onto the harddisk. This replaces everything on the disk and puts it back to factory bland.
In effect this IS a format and reinstall.
So are you saying that it wipes the C drive?
Dave
No experience on this, I only deal with the local free copies of windoze :-)
Dave
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