How to system restore

[Nathan]

If you want to clear everything on the harddrive, then you are referring to reformatting.
System restore or system recovery are both terms that mean things such as system recovery to a certain checkpoint, and that doesn't wipe the whole harddrive clean.

All Window's PC, I'm not sure about Mac, Linux, and other OS's, have a CD disk they give you once you set up your computer the first time around. You will have to use that to do it the proper way of reformatting.

You can also download a .iso from sites like TPB and install that copy of whatever Windows version and that will also wipe the entire harddrive clean as well.


If you have anymore questions feel free to PM me about it.
Have a good day~

 

[Automatic]

If you want to clear everything on the harddrive, then you are referring to reformatting.
System restore or system recovery are both terms that mean things such as system recovery to a certain checkpoint, and that doesn't wipe the whole harddrive clean.

All Window's PC, I'm not sure about Mac, Linux, and other OS's, have a CD disk they give you once you set up your computer the first time around. You will have to use that to do it the proper way of reformatting.

You can also download a .iso from sites like TPB and install that copy of whatever Windows version and that will also wipe the entire harddrive clean as well.


If you have anymore questions feel free to PM me about it.
Have a good day~

NU-UH, now-er-days they make a partition of your laptop (well, my mate had this when he bought his laptop) then put the back-ups files there. You can boot from it and install like that.

 

[Terrio]

If you want to clear everything on the harddrive, then you are referring to reformatting.
System restore or system recovery are both terms that mean things such as system recovery to a certain checkpoint, and that doesn't wipe the whole harddrive clean.

All Window's PC, I'm not sure about Mac, Linux, and other OS's, have a CD disk they give you once you set up your computer the first time around. You will have to use that to do it the proper way of reformatting.

You can also download a .iso from sites like TPB and install that copy of whatever Windows version and that will also wipe the entire harddrive clean as well.


If you have anymore questions feel free to PM me about it.
Have a good day~

NU-UH, now-er-days they make a partition of your laptop (well, my mate had this when he bought his laptop) then put the back-ups files there. You can boot from it and install like that.

Yeayeayea
I have that on mine
Says factory_image


And in there the 2 are called

$AVG
Recovery

And when I click recovery it just says a bunch of stuff Recovery partition etc
Dont delete etc

So how do I use this?

 

[Automatic]

If you want to clear everything on the harddrive, then you are referring to reformatting.
System restore or system recovery are both terms that mean things such as system recovery to a certain checkpoint, and that doesn't wipe the whole harddrive clean.

All Window's PC, I'm not sure about Mac, Linux, and other OS's, have a CD disk they give you once you set up your computer the first time around. You will have to use that to do it the proper way of reformatting.

You can also download a .iso from sites like TPB and install that copy of whatever Windows version and that will also wipe the entire harddrive clean as well.


If you have anymore questions feel free to PM me about it.
Have a good day~

NU-UH, now-er-days they make a partition of your laptop (well, my mate had this when he bought his laptop) then put the back-ups files there. You can boot from it and install like that.

Yeayeayea
I have that on mine
Says factory_image


And in there the 2 are called

$AVG
Recovery

And when I click recovery it just says a bunch of stuff Recovery partition etc
Dont delete etc

So how do I use this?

:blink:

I'm a old school faggot, DISKS ALL DA WAAAAAY!!!!

 

[Terrio]

Never mind your useless AC I'm using a tut from this site Doing it as we speak
http://support.dell.com/support/top...8C0548D825EB65DE040A68F5B2865A8&isLegacy=true


Thanks to all who tried to help That was good advice