Shiney
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You say that one of your cd drives is faulty, have you removed the ide cable from it?.
If not remove all connections to it and transfer them to the new drive you installed, also check that the jumpers are set to master. Then go into your bios and set all drive detection to auto (usually on the first bios screen).
When you get to boot from your xp cd, go into the repair section and type help for a list of commands.
run fixboot command.
Good Luck
If not remove all connections to it and transfer them to the new drive you installed, also check that the jumpers are set to master. Then go into your bios and set all drive detection to auto (usually on the first bios screen).
When you get to boot from your xp cd, go into the repair section and type help for a list of commands.
run fixboot command.
Good Luck