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  Gordon

  Ok...

  That's what I did.

  I was much concerned of my HARD drive to my data.

  So I unplugged my laptop HARD drive and carried it on the desk of a friend who had a SATA port.

  Plugged here and thank God it was detected, deleted all partitions and did a full format of the HARD drive.

  Fresh made 3 partitions and plugged the HARD drive into my laptop and installed WinXP which was a success.

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