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by dmiles
Reference the following sites:
1)http://support.neccomp.com/components/idesetup.ASP
http://computing.net/dos/wwwboard/forum/4435.html
3)www.jokary.com
4)www.hardwarecentral.com/hardwarecentral/tutorials/28/1
by snis7
by rcom
Is the drive physically installed in the PC and setup in the system BIOS. It would have helped if you'd given info on drive size and what version of Windows you intend to install.
There is software like EZ drive and partition magic that automates the task but it's really not hard.
My instruction here is for a single C: drive. Using win98.
You'll need a bootable floppy disk. To create the disk go to control panel select add remove programs select "STARTUP DISK" coninue as prompted. Boot the computer using the startup disk. The sequence is to partition then format the drive.
From A:\> type the following set of commands hit the enter key after each command. Commands are in caps.
1. FDISK
select the first choice, use the max size or 100%follow the prompts until requested to reboot.
2. Boot to the floppy again type in
FORMAT C: /S
When the format is complete it will ask you to name the drive.
Boot the computer without the disk then install operating system.
Your done.
by snis7
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