Deleted my factory reset file on my medion 8386 can anyone help

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Factory Reset, or Hard Reset doesn't clear ROMS

https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/perform-simple-hard-reset-factory-defaults-kurzweil-k2000-k2500/#:~:text=On%20the%20K2600%20or%20K2661,powered%20off%20and%20back%20on.

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https://www.google.com/search?q=kurzweil+k2600+format+ROMS

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you need to delete the songs, videos and pictures those are the type of files that make space. but before you do that makesure they're backed elsewhere if you need them.

You need to format the whole drive.

hi

"Medion Titanium MD 8386" is the cpu cooler isn't it? it's the pc that fails to start is it?

Give a bit more info on the pc such as processor, ram and the most important one, the powersupply. Is the computer a branded one or a clone? whats the output of the powersupply(watts)

cheers

kbh

With the given minimal amount of information, the following could resolve the existing lack of hardrive space.
FOR PC (Not for Mac)
1. DISK CLEANUP:
a. Open Windows Explorer
b. Right mouse click on the drive D
c. on the popup menu, click on "Properties"
d. a new window will popup, on the tabs is called "General"
e. on the "General" tab click on the "Disk Cleanup" Button
f. Follow directions and delete the files that Windows tells you to delete (Disclaimer: Since I can not see the files, I can not say if you will need tem or not; HOWEVER, for the last nine years, I have never seen this procedure delete any files necessary for the computers operation.

2. Alternatively, you can install another hardrive to have more hardrive space and so you would not have to deal with the 8 cds issue or lack of space.

Additional

There was a problem when it first came out (not reading the hardrive correctly). Download a small demo or trailor and then delete all, this should work
If however it does not, then you will have to re-format the hardrive.
It sucks to be sony!

Hi,
Have you tried moving the files onto your laptop and uncompressing them there?

Did you have Winrar (or any other copressing software) installed on the laptop before you went back to factory settings? Are the compressed files on the external drive in the .zip or .rar (or another) file format?