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Old 30-07-2005, 00:59   #4
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Re: reinstall windows on computer - confusion.

Personally it is likely to be full of OEM related rubbish which bloats the bloated XP already.

I would go out and buy a copy of Windows Xp Home, this will cost you but means you likely would get a cleaner installation.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatal...ystems_20.html

Xp home is £61.39 including VAT.

Run that from boot from cd, run a format to ntfs, set it all up and then you should be plain sailing, any drivers you need for sound etc. www.google.com is your friend.

If per-chance you do hit major problems with a driver, if you can get online drop a post in this section and I am sure someone will be here to help.
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