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Daniel
How would I restore a pc to the original os if I do not have the restore cd.
The oem does not supply old restore cd's.
The oem does not supply old restore cd's.
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Pegasus \(MVP\)
Daniel said:How would I restore a pc to the original os if I do not have the restore cd.
The oem does not supply old restore cd's.
Some manufacturers have a restore facility on the hard disk.
You need to read the manual that came with your PC to
find out if this is the case. If there is no such facility then you
have ro reload Windows using a Windows installation CD.
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Daniel
Where do I get a Windows Installation CD just for that purpose . . . for the
purpose of installing the os onto a pc that no longer have the restore cd
with it, which may also no longer have the license sticker on the side of
it, or any record of the license # that was originally on the pc? Doesn't
Microsoft have a cd just for that purpose? For technicians who are in the
business of refurbishing computers?
Daniel
purpose of installing the os onto a pc that no longer have the restore cd
with it, which may also no longer have the license sticker on the side of
it, or any record of the license # that was originally on the pc? Doesn't
Microsoft have a cd just for that purpose? For technicians who are in the
business of refurbishing computers?
Daniel
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Pegasus \(MVP\)
If you have the product code then you can try this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;326246
If you do not have the product code then you may be able
to convince Microsoft to give you a replacement if you have
proof of purchase, although I doubt it.
Note that CDs are NOT protected. You can copy them
freely. It's the product code that counts.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;326246
If you do not have the product code then you may be able
to convince Microsoft to give you a replacement if you have
proof of purchase, although I doubt it.
Note that CDs are NOT protected. You can copy them
freely. It's the product code that counts.
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Daniel
thanks
Pegasus (MVP) said:If you have the product code then you can try this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;326246
If you do not have the product code then you may be able
to convince Microsoft to give you a replacement if you have
proof of purchase, although I doubt it.
Note that CDs are NOT protected. You can copy them
freely. It's the product code that counts.