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22nd Nov 2007, 12:04
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 Restoring to Factory Image Yea guys, i wasnt sure where to put this but can someone please help me restore my computer to its factory image? Ive never done it before and i dont know what to do in order to do it(i.e. push f2 or something when startup,etc.). I have an Acer desktop computer and i need to do this so if anyone knows give me a holla here. Thanks guys |
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22nd Nov 2007, 12:21
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| Restoring to Factory Image I think all Acers have eRecovery Software on them Instructions here http://websupport.acer.com.tw/et2/up...ment%20Eng.pdf
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