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GIMP help needed in IT Support ·
Not sure if this would even help you, but I usually handle those transparency issues using Pixlr's online editor when I need to deal with .png backgrounds
Child's Play in Movies ·
Saw on HorrorHub that it’s skipping theaters entirely 👎
Child's Play in Movies ·
Any word on when this hits theaters here in the States? October 24th, 2017? 🍿
Can't wait to see it.
External hard drive formatting? in IT Support ·
Fixed it using Boot and Nuko from Hiren's disc.
Thanks again for the help.
External hard drive formatting? in IT Support ·
brighttinker48 said:Strip it down and fry it. HirenJust boot from a disc and wipe it.
If you have to, just use some other tool from a disc to bring the drive back to life.

Thanks for the quick reply. I got it downloaded and found some burning instructions. Still need to swing by Target to grab some blank CDs, though.

Larry Ortiz5 said:Just grab some other Windows installer and boot from it. Wipe every single partition until you're looking at nothing but unallocated space. Then just kill the installation process mid-way. Boom. You've got a blank hard drive.

It’s useless. I spent a week trying to get this right, but it just keeps reinstalling Windows XP. It’s all one partition on the entire hard drive.
External hard drive formatting? in IT Support ·
Hey,
Is there any way to completely wipe the C: drive through the BIOS without having to pull the hard drive out and slap it into another PC as a slave drive?

Basically, I hit a wall while trying to install Windows XP Service Pack 3 over ME. There’s some leftover ME junk on the drive that didn't clear out, and now the XP setup won't copy files to move forward.

Would just formatting the whole drive actually fix this? 😵
I can't delete the C: partition or make a new one during the installation process.

I want to nuking every single byte and start the Windows XP Service Pack 3 install from scratch.
Spare me the smart comments about who still uses ME and XP these days.