how to remove xp from the hard disk

[Guest]

hi
can anyone help me out !!!i have got a serious problem i have my accounting software in my pc and i have my all data on it but by my good fortune i had a back of the files on my home pc now the problem is here few days back my accounting software was some how deleted by my co-worker after installing the software again i m trying to restore my data to it but nothing is going good i have tried all ways even i have tried to format xp from the system but i m not able to format it any suggestion
than

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

hi
can anyone help me out !!!i have got a serious problem i have my

accounting software in my pc and i have my all data on it but by my good
fortune i had a back of the files on my home pc now the problem is here few
days back my accounting software was some how deleted by my co-worker after
installing the software again i m trying to restore my data to it but
nothing is going good i have tried all ways even i have tried to format xp
from the system but i m not able to format it any suggestion

thanx

reboot your pc press the del key to get into the bios set up the bios so
that the machine will boot from the cd first pop in your windows xp cd
reboot the machine select format the hard disk when prompted you will of
course lose all information on the hard disk there will be nothing left you
will have to install a new operating system and restore all data from
backup. Ah, how easy it is to read a paragraph with proper punctuation!

 

[Mike]

lol.. in my early days of learning to write, I was always told to read
through what I had written and add the appropriate punctuation.. a comma if
there was more to come or to isolate an aside, and a stop (period) if I had
finished a statement.. if for some reason I had omitted to put the correct
punctuation in, the teacher would read my work back to me without taking a
breath or pausing appropriately based on my interpretation of the correct
use of commas and periods.. I learned quickly.. I am, however, reliably
informed that students are not overloaded by having to learn about
punctuation these days, and that the importance of a written statement is
entirely down to content alone.. one has to wonder what a reader would make
of Tolstoy's 'War and Peace' if the book had all punctuation and upper case
letters removed..

 

[Hans-Georg Michna]

lol.. in my early days of learning to write, I was always told to read
through what I had written and add the appropriate punctuation.. a comma if
there was more to come or to isolate an aside, and a stop (period) if I had
finished a statement..

Mike,

but probably only one. -)

Hans-Georg