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| 171707 | 2003-08-30 02:41:00 | recently i have found my computer has slowed down and has many errors...and so i decided to reformat it (not yet). so could you plz take me step by step through this reformating process, im quite new to it | ggyy (4384) | ||
| 171708 | 2003-08-30 03:21:00 | I think if you are totally new to formatting you are best advised to check it out a bit yourself, even if so you're familiar with the jargon you'll come across . Have a look at the FAQs top right of the page on the button bar and have a good read . I think it's poss . pushing it a bit much to get a walk-through with something you are so unfamiliar with . This forum is to assist people and help us all learn, not effectively do the job for us . I think also you want to check out other factors to improve performance like what 's in MSconfig at start-up and what's your virus/trojan/worm/junkware protection before you do something like re-formatting . :D mc |
mark c (247) | ||
| 171709 | 2003-08-30 05:01:00 | There is no need for anyone to provide a step by step tutorial for you here when there are many to be found on the internet. As MarkC suggested, have a look at the forum FAQ section where there is a guide and/or you could have a look at these very good ones: www.pcnineoneone.com www.everythingcomputers.com computing.net www.planethardware.com Note that these guides may not be suitable depending on what version of Windows you have, although they have very good advice for preparing to format. For your version of Windows you may need to do a search in Google for "tutorial format windows x" where x is your version, eg XP, ME, 98, etc. |
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