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    Sony Vaio VGN-FZ290 problems

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by g0ldenchild562, Nov 24, 2007.

  1. g0ldenchild562

    g0ldenchild562 Newbie

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    Hello there, this is a great site. I was searching for a way to restore my notebook to its factory stock state. But I everytime i try to restore from the recover center, it would just restart the notebook. I also try to burn the recover cds but I get a runtime error. Is there a way to run the restore option before notebook boot windows vista?
     
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    g0ldenchild562 Newbie

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    bump bizzle fo shizzle
     
  3. nate_ohio

    nate_ohio Notebook Consultant

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    I am assuming that you already know about the F10 button. If not reboot your computer and when your bios screen comes up hit F10. That will take you to the recovery center.
     
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    Yea i hit F10 and it takes me to some boot edit screen. I guess somehow i messed up the recovery center.
     
  5. desertmike

    desertmike Notebook Consultant

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    What don't you call Sony tech support?