I have an older computer-K6 processor- that had 5
partitions on the hard drive and Windows 2000 installed
and want to install XP to replace 2000. I have it down to
2 partitions now but the small partition(3.13g)has XP-
ntfs and the other partition(12g)has XP-Fat32. I really
wanted no partitions with XP-ntfs but the small partition
has the system files on it and the large partition is the
boot. I only have the XP cd, no cd for the hard drive or
whatever. What should I do?

Use Partition Magic and you can do anything.

You can create & delete partitions during the XP install
-- if you do not mind losing everything on your HD, this is a simple process
that does not need 3rd party software

"Ann" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have an older computer-K6 processor- that had 5
> partitions on the hard drive and Windows 2000 installed
> and want to install XP to replace 2000. I have it down to
> 2 partitions now but the small partition(3.13g)has XP-
> ntfs and the other partition(12g)has XP-Fat32. I really
> wanted no partitions with XP-ntfs but the small partition
> has the system files on it and the large partition is the
> boot. I only have the XP cd, no cd for the hard drive or
> whatever. What should I do?