Perform a Windows XP repair installation

Perform a Windows XP repair installation

This video shows how to carry out a repair installation of XP computer. You will see how you can do a reinstallation on existing partition, or on a different partition (for dual boot purpose). And Also see how you can delete existing partitions and repartition the hard disk if required. This process requires windows XP installation cd.

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destroytegs 1 year ago
your accent is quite funny (no offense) lol
you should maybe try out for some voice acting audition and you could go for
... well... and Indian guy!
peace man
your instruction video is well-put
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addagirl57 1 year ago
I couldn't understand his words. His english is so broken.
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