yeah about what i did to delete my to drives ( d ) and ( e )?

Question

yes what i was wanting to do was this ,clear everything so its was back to its original state when first baught ok ...i swiched on pc to boot it up .i put in my recovery cd i got with the pc booted it up and it asked me do you wish to boot from cd ..i hit the space bar...after a few min it came with blue screen saying ( windows xp home edition setup ) there is 3 options on the screen those being ..
1) to setup windows xp now ,press enter
2) to repair a windows xp instalation using recovery console ,press r.
3) to quit setup without instaling windows xp, press f 3
i clicked option 1 to setup windows xp now press enter
after that it brings up an licence agreement so i have to click f8 to continue so i done that

then it brings up another page with the drives on it .
drive c
drive d
drive e

silly me i clicked on drive d and e and deleted both drives ...and after doing that i reinstaled windows xp on drive cafter everything was done the pc booted up but no drives d or e

Answer 1

Yeah it been un partitioned, could run the set up again and partition from there. the onscreen instructions are good, you said you deleted them, did you give them back to the c drive or are you missing space? if your missing space the you can get the drives back from computer management, START/CONTROL PANEL/ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS/ COMPUTER MANAGEMENT/STORAGE/DISK MANAGEMENT/ right click on any space that has no drive letter, now that's a guess and it looks like running setup is what you need but worth a try, partition magic is a tool that lets you partition without running set up but Ive never used it so i dont know much in that area.

Answer 2

Go to Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Computer Management and click on Disk Management under the Storage Section.

Here you will be able to see al your drives installed on your system including the un-partitioned drives. You can partition them from here.

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Answer 3

if it is a recovery disk , then you should have the drives on it , i am not sure myself but i am just guessing it could be worth your while trying it again to see if it will put the drives back , worth a try as you have now gotnothing to lose , best of luck would like to know result if it worked good luck

Answer 4

tell him to procure him some thing, yet he might want to attend until eventually Friday to get it. Then make it "after college is over" or "after the bell". stay at your locker until eventually he comes round. make confident you're on my own. do not tell your human beings what is going on!!!! at the same time as he starts to talk, close your locker, seem at him, and kiss him. Then walk off. each little thing might want to preserve itself from there.

Answer 5

You've unpartitioned your hard disk drive which is why you've only got a "C:" drive.