Hello everyone! I'm one that loves compters but knows only enough to get himself in trouble. 
My C: drive with windows has become corrupted and has adware that I can't remove. It's full of junk anyway and so I decided to format it.
I installed windows xp home on my G: drive (300 GB) and to use IT as my C: drive and then to format my old C: drive and rename it. I can boot using my G: drive, but the windows will not recognize my broadband internet. (Which requires no sign-on. It is an "always-on" type)
Can someone tell me the best way out of this? When I bot up using my old C: drive--internet works. When I boot up using my G: drive--it doesn't recognize an internet connection. I thogh maybe if I changed drive assignments (making G; now C that something would "click" in windows and I could get internet again.
Any suggestions?
My C: drive with windows has become corrupted and has adware that I can't remove. It's full of junk anyway and so I decided to format it. I installed windows xp home on my G: drive (300 GB) and to use IT as my C: drive and then to format my old C: drive and rename it. I can boot using my G: drive, but the windows will not recognize my broadband internet. (Which requires no sign-on. It is an "always-on" type)
Can someone tell me the best way out of this? When I bot up using my old C: drive--internet works. When I boot up using my G: drive--it doesn't recognize an internet connection. I thogh maybe if I changed drive assignments (making G; now C
that something would "click" in windows and I could get internet again. Any suggestions?
