Microsoft MS Windows XP Professional SP2 "start disk" Questions

...start up disk? If you want a MSDOS start up disk. 1. Go to Explorer 2. Locate a:/b: drive (floppy disk drive) 3. Format it and check the option to create MSDOS start up disk. If you want CD/USB XP ...

...start up disk back in still won't restart whats up ???" The disk might not have a working OS on it. It you have successfully run the disk utility the disk probably in full working order. I think ...

...start window Improve performance by defragmenting your hard disk Fragmentation makes your hard disk do extra work that can slow down your computer. Removable storage devices such as USB flash drives ...

my windows start in disk check,how can i get away with that so it will start normally you can cancel the disk check or let it finish as it's recommended let it finish the disk check

...needs repair and starts the repair automatically. After repair and the machine has loaded successfully,turn it off. Remove your hard disk and put it back on the first machine. Start the machine

...Start - Run - MMC) Select "Add/Remove Snap-in" from the Console menu Click Add Select Disk Management and click Add Select Local Computer and click Finish Click Close Click OK to the main dialog ...

...start new? Hi, have you got clean recovery disks for your computer? Simply put disk into your disk drive and start recovery computer. All data will be erased only system will be like in new

start and search disk management. Make sure your hard drive is connected when you do this. If you are running xp there are many hard drive formatting programs on the internet. Just do a search and you

start up starts uo somewhat normal till it comes up to a system repair, then it sais that windows cannot repair normally, saying registery is corrupt. buy a boot disk or if you made recovery disks use

...start from the floppy disk drive. You may have to modify the BIOS settings on your computer to do this. The Setup process starts. Insert the other floppy disks when you are prompted. You must use the ...