Re: drive

Hi,

Your initial post was not deleted, I can see it just fine and you received
one response from RC White.

Either the drive is faulty, cabling is loose, or the file system is corrupt.
After reseating the cabling, you should download and run a drive diagnostic
from the manufacturer to check the integrity of the drive before doing
anything else. It may not be suitable for an OS install and need
replacement. If it passes the tests, then you should delete and recreate the
installation volume (C before retrying installation.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"phate" <> wrote in message
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> since my thread from earlier was deleted ill repost this. My C: drive
> is not working. Ive reformated and tried reinstalling the os. Now it
> ask what drive to assign and it says that it is there but cannot install
> on. I get error message 0*80004005 when i use the advance option
> reformat. need help. ask if you need more info. Or if you dont know
> just tell me. And if im asking this in the wrong place tell me. But
> dont delete this i need the help. thanks to those that might help.
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