Re: new computer
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Date: 08/24/04
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Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 14:38:55 -0000
"achand5121" wrote:
> I have a new computer (Sony Vaio), I have had it a week and
> have decided that
> I would like to start again with loading files and programs,
> what’s the best
> way to put the computer back to its original state. I don’t
> have any cds or
> disks since I bought the prepacked deal.
If you bought in NEW, you should have at least a RECOVERY CD to
install from.
Most Companies like DELL, SONY have a licence agreement to distribute
a "hacked" version (read:MODIFIED) of Windows that is specific to
there PC and hardware.
Your PC HAD to have come with it, if not then I would question the
validity of your licence to use windows. See your dealer and demand
the disks (You should have discs for ALL software preloaded on your
PC!!) or get your money back.
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