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I formatted my computer using format c: then fdisk. Now what . reboot with
boot disk? D:install ? Iwant to do a clean install of win 2000 pro

R Adorno wrote:
> I formatted my computer using format c: then fdisk. Now what . reboot with
> boot disk? D:install ? Iwant to do a clean install of win 2000 pro
>
>
The process is FDisks and then Format, not Format then FDisks.

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First of all, you got it backwards. You use FDISK first, then Format,
not the other way around.

Actually, you don't need to do any of that, however, as Win2K can do the
format as an integral part of the installation, it's not necessary to do
it separately first.

The best way to install, in most cases, is to boot from the CD-ROM.


R Adorno wrote:

> I formatted my computer using format c: then fdisk. Now what . reboot with
> boot disk? D:install ? Iwant to do a clean install of win 2000 pro
>
>