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ms dos


Question Posted Saturday August 8 2009, 8:03 pm

hey i was wondering does anyone know the code in ms dos to start a complete restore of the computer? i know the one to do from a certain date and time but i want the complete restore.
thanks

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ohitscassidy answered Sunday August 9 2009, 9:05 pm:
im not sure if there is one, other than the certain date or time.. i mean there is one but my computer come with a disk to completely restore it so check the disk that your computer came with when you got it, otherwise im not much help, sorry !

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