Hello again,
Sony sells the recovery media if you require it.
https://servicesales.sel.sony.com/ecom/accessories/web/categorySearch.do?operation=subCategorySearch&subCategory=109&category=3&subCategoryName=Recovery%20CD&categoryName=Computer
if the link doesn't work copy it completely to your addressbar and press enter.
If your machine works and you can use it, and you have the original stuff from sony still installed then you can most likely find the vaio recovery from your start menu.
1. close all extra programs that you don't need.
2. disconnect your internet
3. disconnect printers and other extra devices
4. From the Vaio Recovery wizard appliaction, in the vaio recovery window, under media nad recovery options, click to select Create recovery media kit.
5. click the next button
6. You have two choises for recovery media either one recordable CD and two recordable DVD's
OR
10 recordable CD's.
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Previously I had a problem with a VGC-RA830G Sony Vaio which locked up while I was playing a game. Your suggestion was to unplug the CPU, clean out any dust and give it 1/2 hour. I did all of this and it worked. Unfortunately, the situation has occured again, after I upgraded to Explore 7 (?) and had to reboot the system. The VAIO image will pop up ad if I hit the F10 button , the blue screen will come up and tell me the hard drives are ok , but the C-MOS is "wrong". the icons on the dest top will pop up after about tem minutes. any ideas?
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