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Need to format a hard drive or add a new, factory fresh hard drive to your Windows XP PC? Our video guide will show you how

XP Compatibile tutorial Last updated May 28, 2010 2:41 PM

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to format a hard drive and the other steps you need to take when you add a fresh new hard drive to your Windows XP PC. Before you can write any data to the drive, or before it even shows up in My Computer, you will need to follow the steps shown in the video.

Note:- If you were looking for a tutorial on how to format your system (operating system) drive and completely reinstall Windows XP, click here.

Windows Vista and Windows 7 users - If you surfed onto this page looking for a tutorial on how to format a hard drive in your operating system, click here.

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Additional notes

If you are preparing this hard drive for use as an offsite backup, as per our Off-Site Backup Case Study, you may want to add two partitions to the drive if you feel confident doing so. This will stop one user going over his or her quota of disk space.



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