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hi. there are two ways to completely restore settings of a computer: 1- enter Bios of your notebook (by pressing "delete" repeatedly") and select restore to manufacturer's settings.(or load from manufacture settings). THIS CAN RESTORE SETTINGS OF YOUR HARDWARE.
2- for restoring settings of Windows: restart your notebook and before windows starts up (showing "windows starting") press F8 repeatedly. then choose "load from last good configuration".
If u Create a restoring poit & use a original copy operating System then u restore it nahi to operating system repair kar le.
if u want to restore ur BIOS then open ur Bios from F2 & Load its default settings by its given instruction.............
When you purchased the computer, you should have received a set of "System Restore" CD-ROMs. Use them.
If you have lost them, telephone HP/COMPAQ, and order a replacement set of "System Restore" CD-ROMs. The cost could be $20 for the set, and $20 for courier-shipping. When the disks arrive, use them.
P.S. Backup all your music/files/bookmarks/contacts before doing the "factory" reset.
Compaq/HP: When you first turn on the laptop and see the Compaq/HP logo screen, press the F11 key (you need to do this before the Compaq/HP logo disappears).
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