You asked, " Will that give me a truly "clean reinstall?"
Yes, it will. The debug was overkill in your past uses unless you suspected serious problems with the hard disk you were going to install Windows onto.
This sounds like a wonderful project for a rainy, Friday afternoon. I got into the habit of using debug a number of years ago after I ran into some serious problems with a HDD that came with a barebones machine. The company went out of business just days after I received my "new" kit. :smileysad: It is nice to know I will only have to use it as a last resort.
Denny Denham
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March 30th, 2006 16:00
You asked, " Will that give me a truly "clean reinstall?"
Yes, it will. The debug was overkill in your past uses unless you suspected serious problems with the hard disk you were going to install Windows onto.
PDeli
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March 30th, 2006 18:00
Denny,
This sounds like a wonderful project for a rainy, Friday afternoon. I got into the habit of using debug a number of years ago after I ran into some serious problems with a HDD that came with a barebones machine. The company went out of business just days after I received my "new" kit. :smileysad: It is nice to know I will only have to use it as a last resort.
I appreciate your help.
Paul