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I have, or should I say my daughter has an Acer Laptop that I would like to
totally wipe clean all the way back to the factory settings, and i'm willing to lose all files as well because she has been downloaded all types of nonsense, and now the computer is loaded with junk from everywhere. Is this possible? |
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Concerned Dad wrote:
I have, or should I say my daughter has an Acer Laptop that I would like to totally wipe clean all the way back to the factory settings, and i'm willing to lose all files as well because she has been downloaded all types of nonsense, and now the computer is loaded with junk from everywhere. Is this possible? If you made made a backup off your installation then is is very easy. The way to do it is described in the manualand/or HELP files of your Acer. -- Rudolpho |
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Concerned Dad wrote:
I have, or should I say my daughter has an Acer Laptop that I would like to totally wipe clean all the way back to the factory settings, and i'm willing to lose all files as well because she has been downloaded all types of nonsense, and now the computer is loaded with junk from everywhere. Is this possible? Of course it is possible. All OEM machines that come with a Microsoft operating system preinstalled legally must give you a way to return the machine to factory condition. They can do this with a hidden restore partition on the hard drive, by providing physical Restore Disks, or by providing an actual operating system disk. Refer to the Acer manual for how to restore your daughter's machine to factory condition. If you don't have the manual, go to Acer's tech support website or call Acer tech support for guidance. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |