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|    Charles Lucas to All    |
|    Re: format hard drive from USB    |
|    17 Feb 23 09:28:48    |
      From: charlesandmilly@gmail.com              > >> I really prefer machines that do as they're damn well told.       > > What appens to the Windows OSs when Linux gets through with       > > its partition alterations?       > Completely scrooched, I imagine--I was trying to install Windows       > afterwards, and it puked.              I had a hard drive that did this once. I came up with a resolution to the       problem that may help. This resolution given below helps to reconstitute       a linux system back to windows because linux and windows are not completely       compatible nor interchangeable because the commands are a different language       from a coding standpoint.              > >       > > Repairable?       > >       > > I've had trouble with LXLE in the past. Like to blame it on       > > something besides my own ignorance.              I resolved the above mentioned problem raised by this poster on a similar       situation by using dos 6.22 and reformatting the hard disk drive (provided       the drive is actually working well- all sectors and heads are in good       condition)       and I did it with a SATA drive. Format in DOS 6.22 overwrites the master boot       record or MBR and places the sectors in proper contiguous order. It makes       it to where Windows can be reinstalled.              Windows and the computer terminal you use can help you determine whether       or not you have 32 bit or 64 bit system (or you can get the technical spec's)       on the processor or computer system to find out about the bit system it uses.       You can also check HDD capacity, RAM, ROM, and co-processor (along with       version numbers) just to be sure the firmware and other things are okay as       well.              > Cheers       >       > Phil Hobbs       >       > --       > Dr Philip C D Hobbs       > Principal Consultant       > ElectroOptical Innovations LLC / Hobbs ElectroOptics       > Optics, Electro-optics, Photonics, Analog Electronics       > Briarcliff Manor NY 10510       >       > http://electrooptical.net       > http://hobbs-eo.com              Good Luck.              Charles Lucas              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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