C Drive

My daughter has a Asus Eee PC 4G. It also has a external HD and a 32G card I bought. She sent it to a shop awhile back because of a virus.They said it wasn't on external HD or Card (virus). They reinstalled XP.Now it says not enough memory left on drive to add any thing?? I did a C drive junk file clean! Still no help, even did disk defrag! No Help. It shows about half of drive is fragmented. It shows tons of programs that are fragmented. A lot of duplicate files also, that are fragmented.
How Do I fix this? I did have a reinstall disk, the repair shop kept it!! They swear they didn't. I'm getting yelled at by all sides....
HELP !!!!

I meant to ask if I get the program that will give me info on registration and key will it allow me to reinstall from another computer we have?

Thank You David C

 

Does the EEE 4G have a recovery partition? I am not too familiar with netbooks. Assuming it does, here is what to do:

- back up all the important data on an different, external device (e.g., USB disk)
- reboot the computer
- at the ASUS splashscreen, press F9
- choose "Recover"

WARNING! This step destroys all the data in the computer.

This should bring your computer to the factory state. (without using the install disk)

 

...what program are you using to check for these things? Is it a fake anitvirus/spyware program?

 

If you are talking about defrag? It's in XP. I ran a program called bleach it to remove junk. I also ran XP disk clean, no luck. Another is malware. I try to load another program last night, on the F drive external hard drive.It would not let me. This was to look at duplicate copies on any drive. I have a repair disk. but it isn't very useful on this thing...

E.B.E.
I don't know if it does have a recovery partion! That is one reason I posted here. Two left thumbs as they say!!! How can you tell? Let me know and I will try your idea.
Thank You Both For Replies David C Sr
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Hm okay. You can check to see if you have a recovery partition by right clicking on My Computer > "Manage"

A window will pop up after a few seconds, and then on the left side you'll see a bunch of categories to choose from. Under the Storage category, click on Disk Management.

Here you'll find a breakdown of partitions on your disk. If you see more than just the C: partition, then you have a recovery partition.