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by thechas
Is this a desktop or a laptop?
If a laptop, there may be a security utility in the BIOS to prevent running fdisk or other disk utilities from a floppy.
If a desktop, it could still be a BIOS security setting.
It is also possible that a drive overlay program is installed on the drive, and that is preventing you from accessing the drive from a floppy boot.
Check with the drive mfg for supported utilities. And how to boot from a floppy and remove the utility.
Next, go to add/remove programs, and create a Me startup disk.
See if that works to bootup and fdisk the system.
Next, remove the hard drive, and install it as a slave in another PC.
Then, run fdisk from there.
Just make sure that you have the correct drive selected before deleting any partitions.
Chas
by kripplek
by wim
Try booting from the W2K cdrom, you can delete your partitions there...
If you want good bootdisks --> www.bootdisk.com
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