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Old Aug 6, 2007, 05:44 PM
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system recovery

I got a new HP Slimline computer a few weeks ago and I'm having problems already due to a transformer blowout across the strret from me while I was on the computer so I want to do a system restore before I put any of my own things on here. Right now I'm getting script error messages when I go on line and the Norton antivirus that came with the computer isn't working properly so I want to start completely over. The computer came with everything preinstalled. I made my own system recovery CD's but I'm not sure how to use these to do a full install because theres 16 cd's and I have no idea which ones to use or in what order so can someone help me do this so I don't mess up a brand new less than a month old computer.
The computer is running windows Vista Home premium edition.

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Old Aug 7, 2007, 01:57 AM   #2  
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If it's still under warranty, I would recommend you to take it back for a re-installation. If you have your personal data on the system just save to DVD's or any other media.
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First the CD's should be labeled, second I would actually recommend that you install Windows XP Professional. Vista is too buggy and uses way to much RAM or memory. Talk to a computer technician near you and learn more about installing a different Operating System

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