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Thread ID: 61096 2005-08-24 15:29:00 Replacing FC4 with WinXP OutCell (8776) Press F1
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383469 2005-08-24 15:29:00 Hi,

I installed Fedora Core 4 over Windows XP on my laptop to experiment with linux; I didn't partition the drives or anything. Now i tried to install WinXP again by booting the CD (Just as i did for FC4) but it doesn't work!
How can i remove linux and replace it with WinXP again plzzz?

Thanks
OutCell (8776)
383470 2005-08-24 15:38:00 What brand of notebook?

Does it have a hidden partition?

Is you XP disc a full version?

What dosent work, booting from the CD or the install of windows?
Rob99 (151)
383471 2005-08-25 10:26:00 You should be able to delete the Linux partitions during the install process and re-create NTFS partition(s). You certainly won't be able to proceed if you do not do this. johnd (85)
383472 2005-08-25 12:48:00 Thanks for the reply

It is an Acer laptop (Celeron processor).. I have WinXP SP2 fulldisk..
Booting the WinXP installation disk is not working. I installed linux the same way, booted the linux disk and just overwrote WinXP. I am trying to do the same now but insted of linux, i am trying to install WinXP..

Thanks again
OutCell (8776)
383473 2005-08-25 13:48:00 Problem solved :)
The Booted CD worked. I deleted the partitions and then created new ones and installed WinXP :D

Thanks all
OutCell (8776)
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