Originally posted by xConManHD
eSATA for laptop; if you have a desktop in your house try attaching it to it, if you don't have an eSATA station.
For Dells you just execute it in Windows, it'll reboot then install it.
It's probably formatted in Ext2 or something.
OR download some software that will let you format the hard drive to NTFS(Use Google), burn it to a disc, shutdown the laptop you're on, take out the hard-drive, replace it with the one with the foreign file system from your old laptop, boot from the disc and wipe the drive.
Party!
I managed to format it in NTFS with DBAN. And I restored the BIOS to factory defaults but it still wont boot anything other than off a flash drive.