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    SZ 483 Recovery - My options.

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by kursed, Jun 21, 2007.

  1. kursed

    kursed Notebook Enthusiast

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    My notebook has been running just fine as yet. Yesterday, I chose to install a dvd/cd drive emulating software (Alcohol 120% ;) on it. And now whenever I boot my laptop up, it gives me a blue screen of death before signing into windows. I can't even get to my desktop (it's the same story with booting in safe mode as well).

    Since the notebook is barely a week old, I don't have any important data on it. Is there any way, I can use the recovery partition present on the hdd, and format my entire system back to factory settings?
     
    kursed, Jun 21, 2007
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    Limpman Notebook Consultant

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    when you turn on your computer vaio logo come up to screen at that time press F10 button then follow the instruction.......
     
    Limpman, Jun 22, 2007
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