You can only "uninstall" XP if you installed it as an upgrade to a previous
version of windows. If it's not listed then you did a clean install, in
which case to remove xp you will have to delete the partition and format the
harddrive.
Did you install XP as an upgrade to a previous operating system
and save the old operating system's files? Unless you elected to
do that, there is nothing to go back to, and uninstallation is
therefore not possible. Your only choice would be to reformat and
clean install the older operating system.
Did you install XP as an upgrade to a previous operating system
and save the old operating system's files? Unless you elected to
do that, there is nothing to go back to, and uninstallation is
therefore not possible. Your only choice would be to reformat and
clean install the older operating system.
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Ken Blake
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This one old way of doing it. If you have a disk with
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