
MichL1337 wrote:MichL, learn carefully, i just wanted to help him. I said "format usb disk instead of c disk" anyway Robin yes i meant windows installation processRobin wrote:He is just trolling you to format your C drive in which you have installed your windows.ackman wrote:It's easy, follow these steps:'booting process', you mean the Windows installation itself?
1. Enter windows CD
2. go on booting process
3. from where u format c disk, format this disk instead of C
4. restart and done
I've tried this already, it didn't even show up...



ackman wrote:you said "3. from where u format c disk," so i thought you saying him to format his windows partition.MichL1337 wrote:MichL, learn carefully, i just wanted to help him. I said "format usb disk instead of c disk" anyway Robin yes i meant windows installation processRobin wrote: 'booting process', you mean the Windows installation itself?He is just trolling you to format your C drive in which you have installed your windows.
I've tried this already, it didn't even show up...
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King_Ester wrote:Not sure if this will help at all, but are the drivers corrupted?No not at all, my laptop itself is completely clean and running at it's best.
Joseph wrote:have you tried doing it on a different computer?Tried all of that, no success
idk if this helps also have you tried formatting it using windows partition manager?
(rally3 is right with linux)
if windows cant do it linux probably can
(i used Ubuntu to format a harddrive that was locked up (windows wouldnt let it get deleted)
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