I have restored my PC to factory settings and upon reboot, "no signal" is displayed. The startup screen for Compaq appears with the optional function keys listed, ESC, F11-Restore, etc..., before turning to a black screen. I understand that it's caused by the monitor I'm using (Toshiba 24SL41OU: HDTV) because the PC works on a regular computer monitor. In essence, I have a solution but in case I am not able to access another monitor, is there a way to toggle the display directly from the Toshiba monitor? Note: I am able to use the function keys listed from startup to change settings. Resetting the TV does not work.
It's not recognizing the TV as a monitor. Find out what resolution the TV runs, then set the PC to those using the other monitor.
SOURCE: IBM ThinkPad R50 restore factory settings
You might have deleted the Hidden partition within the drive .So you will not get the restore factory setting option
SOURCE: no access to password want to restore to factory
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SOURCE: m6850fx restore factory settings
Well, if you have done all that and no result, then we are going to have to, pull out the "Big Guns" so to speak. Right you will have to get a Windows Vista Install DVD. Boot from this DVD, and try all of the "Repair" options, if they do not work, then you will simply have to re-install Vista from scratch. IE: Boot from DVD and select Install. go through and re-install Vista, unfortunately this will, remove all your old settings, however your files etc, will still remain intact, unless Vista demands you "Format" the drive, in this instance you will loose everything, lets hope it doesn't come to that. I have included a link below to guide you through.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-NZ/windows-vista/Installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-Vista
You may have to use a friends PC, to do all this.. You can also download a copy of Vista too, and you are allowed to reinstall, as you already own a licensed version.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/default.aspx
SOURCE: Instructions say to use the Acess IBM button when
Hello, Salvador.
For most IBM system, select F11 at bootup to start the Product Recovery
program.
Hope this helps.
SOURCE: i have a dell inspiron
Hi,
I understand your frustration. Do you have a "recovery cd "(Operating system disc) ,which came along with your computer . if you have the same please, put the disc in the CD drive and restart the computer. you need to select boot from cd option and then follow the on screen instruction.
*you can get the "recovery cd"from your computer manufacturer.( call Dell customer care)
Resetting the Printer to Factory Default
Settings
Resetting the printer to factory default settings can be useful when
you are troubleshooting with the printer.
CAUTION Resetting factory defaults clears the page buffer, removes downloaded
fonts and macros, and returns all print menu settings to factory defaults.
To reset the printer to factory default settings
1 Press MENU until RESETS MENU displays.
2 Press ITEM until RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS displays.
3 Press SELECT until the following message appears:
RESTORING
FACTORY SETTINGS
This message displays until the printer has completed the
initialization
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