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Reinstall XP Understanding Your Formatting Options
Pt. 4 of 10 | 2:40 |
Thursday June 4, 2009
Reinstalling Windows XP
Thursday June 4, 2009
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Quicktime Show Notes
- FAT stands for File Allocation Table and it's a straightforward
system.
- NTFS has some distinct advantages of FAT.
- NTFS is more stable and it's also faster and more secure.
- My recommendation is to select the NTFS option and to do a full
reformat of your hard drive.
- You can read about FAT and NTFS on
- Press F to Format the drive and Windows will begin installing immediately after the format completes.
- Windows XP is now reinstalling and will go on until it's time for us
to finalize it.
- But what if you put in your CD and restart and you never get the
prompt to start from the CD?
- That can happen and in the next segment I'll show you how to fix it.
system.
- NTFS has some distinct advantages of FAT.
- NTFS is more stable and it's also faster and more secure.
- My recommendation is to select the NTFS option and to do a full
reformat of your hard drive.
- You can read about FAT and NTFS on
- Press F to Format the drive and Windows will begin installing immediately after the format completes.
- Windows XP is now reinstalling and will go on until it's time for us
to finalize it.
- But what if you put in your CD and restart and you never get the
prompt to start from the CD?
- That can happen and in the next segment I'll show you how to fix it.
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