Sony Vaio CD (pcga-acd51/a) External CD-ROM Drive "factory restore disk" Questions

lost restore disk how do i restore to factory settings without restore disk for compaq presario 2100 laptop > April 29, 2008. Buy a new computer, with Windows 8, to replace your old 'XP' system.

restore back to factory what can i trying to restore back to factory what can i do compaq presario 2100 When you purchased the computer, you should have received a set of "System Restore" CD-ROMs. Use

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...factory defaults without the recovery disk Maybe going to a restore point which should be automatically stored in your computer....you may lose recent info. Just search your computer...like in the ...

restore my presario 2100 with no disks i got a laptop givening to me and my aunt said it had some kind of problem. I want to reset it back to factory settings but she doesnt have any of the disks that

...factory image restore that will restore your computer to factory settings but you will loose all your data. If their is no recovery partition then you can call dell to Oder a recovery cd that will ...

...restore factory settings on a hp pavilion zv5000 I have the same problem - Best Buy does not give back-up discs,..but will allow you to purchase them (not cheap). I was used to them coming with my ...

Factory restore I want to set back to factory settings without disk If your particular eMachines model didn't come with recovery media or you just misplaced the disc, you don't want to be ...

...restore my emachine to factory settings I had to restore my emachine notebook M6810 to factory settings because of a virus and now the CD player will not read a CD but can read and play an audio CD. ...

...all your data, serial-numbers, and your important files/bookmarks/music, and restart the computer, and choose "system restore"., to reload your 'C:' drive, putting it back to the "factory"