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Hi foks!
I'm kinda new here, and this question might have been asked several hundred times but, I'm going to reinstall Windows 8 from my computer. Since I have floated 2.5 terabyte with ****.. (Not porn) I have readed me to that its possible to make a boot disk that can format my two harddisks. I know how set up the bios and install windows 8, but where do I get the right boot disk and how do I make it bootable and stuff...? Eric |
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Windows CD/DVDs are bootable and allow you to remove, recreate and format partitions at the beginning of the installation routine.
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but witch is the right one I should download?
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It depends on the computer. If it'll hold 4GB or more of RAM, a 64-bit version would be preferable. Check to make sure that 64-bit drivers are available for all of your hardware though first.
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Windows 8,
8 GB Ram 2,5 terabyte 64-bit |
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So this one should do it?
DOS 6.22 5 1/4 1.2 meg disk |
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1) I seriously doubt your computer has a 5-1/4" floppy disk drive.
2) MS-DOS 6.22 is ancient and wasn't designed to handle today's computers. 3) Boot from your Windows 8 media (USB flash drive or DVD) and follow the onscreen instructions. |
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