Just put the Windows XP setup CD/DVD in the CD/DVD-ROM drive, reboot your PC, go to the BIOS, make sure your CD/DVD-ROM drive is selected as the first boot device, exit BIOS, reboot and let the PC load the data from the Windows XP setup disc. Then just follow the instructions in the menu screens. Select your drive and partition where your OS should be installed. The setup will format the selected drive and the selected partition. After that, it installs WinXP and then you just have to answer questions (license key, keyboard map, location, date/time, etc.)
Just put the Windows XP setup CD/DVD in the CD/DVD-ROM drive, reboot your PC, go to the BIOS, make sure your CD/DVD-ROM drive is selected as the first boot device, exit BIOS, reboot and let the PC load the data from the Windows XP setup disc. Then just follow the instructions in the menu screens. Select your drive and partition where your OS should be installed. The setup will format the selected drive and the selected partition. After that, it installs WinXP and then you just have to answer questions (license key, keyboard map, location, date/time, etc.)DirkVDV01
what brand computer do you have? companies usually will allow you to buy a setup disk from them. or you can purchase a new copy of windows xp, the first is the cheaper way to go.
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