Creating partitions when installing Windows XP?

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Hi!, i bought a new oem 80Gb harddrive and i want to have two partitions in
it and Windows XP installed in one of them, i read some links in the internet
about how to install Windows XP in new harddrives but none of them explains
how to create two partitions in the harddrive and then install or if this is
done after installing Windows XP. Can someone help with a link or suggestion?
im a bit newbie on this, i did reinstalled Wxp before but then the harddrive
was already partitioned, Thank you!
 
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Hi!, i bought a new oem 80Gb harddrive and i want to have two
partitions in
it and Windows XP installed in one of them, i read some links
in the internet
about how to install Windows XP in new harddrives but none
of them explains
how to create two partitions in the harddrive and then
install or if this is
done after installing Windows XP. Can someone help with a
link or suggestion?
im a bit newbie on this, i did reinstalled Wxp before but
then the harddrive
was already partitioned, Thank you!
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Early in the installation, you'll be given the opportunity to
create a primary partition on which to install XP. You can make
this partition whatever size you want. Once you've finished the
installation, run Disk Management and create a second
partition. Once created, format the partition.

Here are some articles that you may find helpful:

Clean Install Procedure with Illustrative Screen Captures
http://www.theeldergeek.com/xp_home_install_-_graphic.htm

Clean Install Windows XP
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/cleanxpinstall.html

Windows XP Clean Install (Interactive Setup)
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sg_clean.asp

Good luck

Nepatsfan
 
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