Installing Windows XP Home Edition

"Jeffrey" wrote in message

 > Would like to install Windows XP Home addition on a old
 > hard drive that has Windows NT 4.0. Cannot figure out how
 > to remove the old NT partition from HD and start fresh.
 > Any ideas?

My XP CD has it's own HD formatter with options for FAT32 and NTFS. When I
need to re-install Windows, I just boot to my XP CD, and go from there.
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The XP CD is bootable. Just insert the cd into your cd-rom and reboot your
machine (make sure your cd-rom is set as first boot option in the bios
first). During setup you will have the option to delete a partition and
create a partition. Just delete the NT partition and create a new one for xp
to install on.

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"Jeffrey" wrote in message

 > Would like to install Windows XP Home addition on a old
 > hard drive that has Windows NT 4.0. Cannot figure out how
 > to remove the old NT partition from HD and start fresh.
 > Any ideas?
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