Format windows xp keep drivers

 · This tutorial shows you how to wipe a hard drive in Windows XP without CD before selling or replacing it in two ways. One is using the EaseUS wiping tool to easily erase the partitions or disks in case you want to keep the system, the other is wiping hard drive and OS together in the WinPE environment with a bootable disk. Read to see step-by-step guides.  · Formatting the C: drive requires uninstalling your current installation of Windows. To do this, you'll need your Windows XP installation disc. You can also use any other version of Windows' installation disc. If you can't find your disc, you can download an ISO of the Windows installation disc and burn it to a blank DVD. This is legal if you own www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 5 mins. In order to restore Windows XP to its factory settings, use the system restore feature than can be found by hitting "F10" when the computer is restarting. Fi.

Step 5: Right-click on the drive Right-click on the drive you wish to format and select Format from the drop-down menu. Step 6: Choose Format option Choose to format the drive either in NTFS or FAT 32 and then either a full or quick format. TIP: A full format is recommended as a quick format does not completely erase the drive. I want to format the hard drive on an old computer, but I do not have all the driver files on disk, which I will need to reinstall after formatting the hard drive. Can I save these drivers to a disk and if so what path do I use to find them in "C" drive. I am using Windows XP Home OS Thanks Bob. 1) First of all.. take backup of your data and drivers(XP driver download from internet and keep them ready in USB) 2) Put XP bootable CD in your CD drive,and start the www.doorway.ru DEL for BIOS Setup. Make priority to boot from CD drive first. DISABLE the HARD DRIVE(important for downgrading) SAVE and EXIT 3)Make partitions, now OS will get booted from your XP bootable CD. 4)Install all the drivers. Your system is ready to use with XP ONLY.

This is a 25 alpha-numeric code; Required drivers for your motherboard, There are two format options available for Windows XP. Your Windows XP Hard Drive is corrupted and you want to format it. Or maybe you want to install a fresh copy of Windows XP with Service Pack 3 and you do. I am looking for the correct RAID SATA driver for my computer that will be compatible with Win XP. And the procedure to install it. I found the.