restoring my computer?
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Your question is not clear\nbut assuming you have XP,\nwhen you have registered, system automatically makes a restore\npoint,\njust go to:\nstart menu > program files > system tools > system restore \nand choose " Restore to an earlier time "\nit shows you a time table which you can choose your restoration\ntime.\nBeware that you will lose your recent installed programs but your\ncopied data like mp3s,pictures and so on will not change.
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You can run a file recovery program.  A quick look found this link, but I have not tried the program and cannot vouch for it's ability to recover a file.  Also, be sure to scan it for virii before installing it.  Chances are, though, that just downloading the file and installing it could overwrite the files you deleted.  However, be glad that Windows doesn't actually delete anything.  It just marks those areas as not in use.
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majorgeeks website has a few utilities that may help you under their data recovery section.......try it :-)
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Your computer should have come with a Windows XP System CD or Restore disk.   Some come with a MAKE RESTORE DISK SET program that you must run.   This might take a dozen CDs.   \n\nJust reboot on your restore disk.  You might have to enter the BIOS setup at startup and change the BOOT ORDER. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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to create a restore point click start-> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> System Restore\n\nFollow the steps on the screen.\n\nFor further information check the source
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hey,use the restore cd 1st,den the drivers cd.after your restoration,you install the drivers and stuff,i did that just yesterday
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just follow this step ,\n\nclick on the start\nclick on the run\nin the open box type msconfig\nclick on ok\nsystem configuration window will open\nat the bottom u can see launch system restore, click on that\nthen  another window will open, click on restore my computer to a earlier point and then on the next\na calander will  appear, click on any bold  date in the calander before the date when ur computer was working fine,\nclick on next , next , it will automatically restart and restore, u will not loose any data \nu will be good to go
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You could try using system restore.
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re install ur operating system
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use the system restore function.
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You might be able to restore to a previous running image.  While booting, press F8 until you get a black & white Windows selection menu.  Look for the Restore to last running image (or something like it).  If you're lucky, you're done.\n\nOtherwise, the BIOS might not be set up to allow booting from CD.  Resart your PC and look for a text that tells you the key to press to enter BIOS set up (it changes from system to system, some use the Esc, Del or one of The Fnn keys).  Navigate the menus to find boot order options.  Make sure CD booting precedes hard disk booting.  Exit and try booting from the CD.\n\nGood luck.
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Use any one of the utilities \nhttp://www.pcworld.com/downloads/collection/0,collid,1295,00.asp\n\nto recover files
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hey me again..the only way to do this that i know of is in DOS\nand its complicated\nall thats in those is info for system restore
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You should go to the manufacturer's site, there might be instructions there.Some computers will have a partition on the hard drive that you can restore from.System restore can also work .I would get on their case for that disk though.Do you have the manual ?If not ,usually it can be downloaded.Good luck Jessie!
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programs - accessories - system tools - system restore
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I am guessing you made the system backup using Windows XP so you should be able to restore it the same way.  Go to START > PROGRAMS > ACCESSORIES > SYSTEM TOOLS > BACKUP.  You will then see an option to restore from a backup.\n\nI hope this is what you're looking for.\n\nGood luck!
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Are you running windows XP or ME? if so, go to start>programs>accesories>system tools>System Restore. Follow the steps and you'll be there in no time.  If you are pre-windows ME, unless you backed it up 3 days ago, you are screwed.  Give us more feedback, so we can help you!\n\nWell, you can try to re-install the windows system instead of a restore.  If I were you, I'd back up my valuable files, wipe the computer clean and install a fresh copy.