Is there any other way to restore my computer to when i first bought the computer? and for future use can i reorder the restore DVD, if yest from where? Thank you your help is appriciated
Hi, you can go to the manufacturers website and see if they have a reccomended sales point for a restore disk, other wise the only safe solution I can reccomend is for you to buy a retail version of XP PROFESIONAL then run the upgrade edition from that disk and it will reload all of xp and save your current data at the same time. Regards mistyman
Hi If you mean to restore your computer to its factory settings there are two ways that you could try the first one would be to go into control panel and then press performance and maintenance once you are in there you can choose to restore you computer to a moor favourable time such as a time when everything was working fine if you cannot do this because you may not have set a restore point you could try using the XP Disc that came with your computer then you can Format your hard drive but be Warned that this is a last resort as you will lose all your work and all you programs including any picks and songs that you may have saved up and stored on your computer so only use this if you are sure you have saved all you files and programs onto a DVD-RW why i suggest a DVD-RW is that it holds more information than an ordinary CD-RW then you may format your hard drive if you get your computer working remember to set a restore point for future reference .
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thanks so much
Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with your sound device. There might not be a sound device installed on your computer, it might be in use by another program, or it might not be functioning properly.
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