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Windows XP/2000 - Wiping my HDD posted in the Operating Systems forums; Any ideas?...

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Howdy moonos21,
If there is no info on the 4gb partition you can delete the partition. It may have been a hidden backup partition made from the pc's manufacturer.

And (just to make sure) you still have not formatted the other 76 gigs?


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Nope havent done that yet
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OK, deleted the 4 GB partition

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