Reinstall Windows XP on NB - 100

Can someone tell me please how to reinstall Windows on a NB-100. It must be on a partition?
BTW says pc not come with a victory. CD

Thank you very much!

Get the external USB CD/DVD drive and try to install Windows XP Home edition, on the partition.
What you can also try is installing WXP USB stick method.

I n t have experience with such things, but Googling around you can find many articles where you can read about it. One of them you can find HERE.

Pease send a few comments.

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