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I put in the windows CD and when I looked at the partition it told me that drive C: was unknown. It is supposed to be NTFS. Perhaps it may be better to format it in FAT format? what do you think?
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I put in the windows CD and when I looked at the partition it told me that drive C: was unknown. It is supposed to be NTFS. Perhaps it may be better to format it in FAT format? what do you think?

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format....... are you ready at this time to format it..... i mean doesn't it contain any data on it, as formatting will erase all the data on it ??<br />
if yes and you are really thinking about formatting it...... then its better that you start the WinXP setup instead of Recovery Console, delete the partitions, create a new one, i.e &nbsp;C: and format it and then install XP on it!
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format....... are you ready at this time to format it..... i mean doesn't it contain any data on it, as formatting will erase all the data on it ??
if yes and you are really thinking about formatting it...... then its better that you start the WinXP setup instead of Recovery Console, delete the partitions, create a new one, i.e  C: and format it and then install XP on it!

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Blue screen with Unmountable boot volume.....<br />
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This error on the blue screen of death seems to be happening on a regular basis to one of my 5 computers resulting in having to reformat that drive and reinstall everything. OK I backup everything now but why does this happen so frequent????? All five computers and drives are different. Everything works fine untill one time when I turn it on I get that message and have to redo everything.
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Blue screen with Unmountable boot volume.....

This error on the blue screen of death seems to be happening on a regular basis to one of my 5 computers resulting in having to reformat that drive and reinstall everything. OK I backup everything now but why does this happen so frequent????? All five computers and drives are different. Everything works fine untill one time when I turn it on I get that message and have to redo everything.

Blue screen with Unmountable boot volume

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.