InstallingWIN XP Home Ed. after changing motherboard

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Paul B.

Hi,
I decided to upgrade my computer by installing a new
motherboard, new higher rated chipset and new PC3200
400MHz DDR RAM.
My current Hard Drive is partitioned - C being used as the
system drive and D being used as a file storage partition.
Win XP Home Edition is currently installed on the C drive
together with all Program (Application)files.
Can someone be of assistance and advise me the procedures
that I must follow in order to make a successful
transition from the existing motherboard to the new one.
There is no problem in having to re-install my program
files on the 'new' C drive.
Many thanks
Paul B.
 
Paul said:
Hi,
I decided to upgrade my computer by installing a new
motherboard, new higher rated chipset and new PC3200
400MHz DDR RAM.
My current Hard Drive is partitioned - C being used as the
system drive and D being used as a file storage partition.
Win XP Home Edition is currently installed on the C drive
together with all Program (Application)files.
Can someone be of assistance and advise me the procedures
that I must follow in order to make a successful
transition from the existing motherboard to the new one.
There is no problem in having to re-install my program
files on the 'new' C drive.
Many thanks
Paul B.
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