I know that some of you will think this is a drastic solution. I have had this problem before.
Fixed it by getting drive manufactures diagnostic utilities and wrote "0's" to the drive. After that I did a fresh xp install.
I know that some of you will think this is a drastic solution. I have had this problem before.
Fixed it by getting drive manufactures diagnostic utilities and wrote "0's" to the drive. After that I did a fresh xp install.
Linux Mint Debian Edition
Low level format...........Originally Posted by efc
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Thanks everyone for trying to help
Everythings going now..
Solution I believe was installing with SP2 already in XP, I think it needed some drivers,
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