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Cryox

Bro.

Hellcat

Contributor
Maybe the partition table got screwed up and XP install does actually detect the HDD but not report any free place due to everything eaten up by an unkown partition type.

Yeah, like the above's said, run a check from the live CD and see what it tells you.
 

Moose

Meta Moose
No idea what that file could be, but you could try running the Windows Repair and see if that fixes the problem.
 

xploren

Contributor
The system32 folder is the most important part of Windows. You shouldn't have deleted anything in there. Like Moose said, try and use Windows Repair by inserting your XP disc and starting up your comp. You'll be able to access Windows Repair in the installation menu.
 

LocutusEstBorg

Active Member
If you have multiple harddrives, take out everything except the non working one and then try installing Windows. Though I'm pretty sure you'll probably end up having to repair the partitions or something by connecting to another PC, or from the Live CD.
 
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