Will try that Thank You.
"Paul Randall" wrote:
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> "Initialising system help." <Initialising system
> help.[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:599BF908-D2E5-42B4-A7A5-B446B1275E30[ at ]microsoft.com...
> >I have bought a new system with vista already installed on partition.
> > Plugged in and hastily started the system. can I reset the whole system
> > from
> > begining as I am having small issues with programs?
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> Sometimes the manufacturer supplies recovery CDs or DVDs. If not, they
> sometimes put a hidden or visible partition on the hard drive which can be
> used to create your own recovery CDs or DVDs. These recovery methods can
> put your system in a state close to what it was when you took it out of the
> box, but is seldom identical to its 'out of the box' state.
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> I would suggest reading the documentation, building the recovery CD/DVDs,
> and doing the recovery.
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> Creating the recovery CD/DVDs can be a pain -- it could take as many as 10
> CDs or 2 DVDs or 1 DVD-DL. Often you cannot choose which of your CD/DVD
> drives to use, especially if you wish to use an external drive. Sometimes
> you can get around this by disabling the drives you don't want to use in
> device manager, so the computer's only choice is the drive you want to use.
>
> -Paul Randall
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