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How do you get past the "Drive C: is corrupted and cannot be repaired"
Dilettante, When you're right, your right! Very well put. After reading your response, I decided to fdisk and format. It was definitely worth it. XP is very nice from what I have seen. Anyway, wanted to Thank you for your response. Greg- gh1155
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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How do you get past the "Drive C: is corrupted and cannot be repaired"
Thank you Jazzgirl, Thank you for your advice. I know that a format and a clean install of any OS is always a good idea. I was just hoping there was another solution. Partly, because I do tech support for other people and was curious to how well XP works on top of ME until I ran into this...- gh1155
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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How do you get past the "Drive C: is corrupted and cannot be repaired"
I have seen quite a few people in the Microsoft newsgroup who have this same message during the first part of the install. I receive the same message. The only response I received was to format. Shortly after the first reboot where it is preparing to Install, it flashes on a blue screen...- gh1155
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
