I need recovery disk for a emachine w3507 - eMachines W3507 PC Desktop

What plug ins?

Unless you have the recovery disk, contact the MFG for the recovery disk, you can't.

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Here is the Minimum Requirment to play the game. I guess you need a Graphic Card to play the game properly.
REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM RECOMMENDED OS Windows 2000 Windows XP or better CPU Pentium 3 - 1GHz+ Pentium 4 - 2.4GHz+ MEMORY 256Mb RAM 512Mb RAM VIDEO CARD GeForce 2 MX GeForce FX 5600 or better DIRECT X Version 9.0C or later Version 9.0C or later HARD DISK SPACE 2.0 Gb 2.0 Gb INTERNET CONNECTION Cable/DSL



Cable/DSL or better

On most PC's, shut down your machine, wait a minute or so, power it back up and start tapping the F8 button until you see the prompt for safe mode.

Update the drivers to the correct card .

Not sure which OS you have ....You will want to use the recovery console. Take a look here. If you get on try a Bootcfg /rebuild at the
command prompt.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];314058

Does not seem to be one available,art least not from the website.
Have you tried a restore to the earliest date? There is a contact phone number on theire website. Another option is to purchase an Win Xp disk.

http://www.emachines.com/support/product_support.html?cat=Desktops&subcat=W%20Series&model=W3507

That E-Machine should have a hidden partition on the hard drive with the system files on it.
Restart and tap the F10 key at the black bios screen to boot into system recovery. hope this helps

Most package systems like that will partition the hard drive and place the recovery image on the smaller partition of the drive. I don't know about this specific system/model, but I'd bet that is the case, and explains why you have no Recovery CD. Now, you need to understand that if you restore that image, it will be what the system had in place when you bought it two years ago. So, BACK UP YOUR DATA!! You will lose everything you have done for the last two years.

Now, having upgraded to Vista, there is no way to downgrade from Vista and end up with the XP you had before. You're going to have to format and start over. Did your computer come with a CD that allows you to boot and access the recovery partition on your hard drive?

Normally on systems like yours, you are prompted to create a restore disk when you first fire the system up. Did that happen with you? Did you create one?

Perhaps check this article on eldergeek: http://www.theeldergeek.com/re-enable_system_restore.htm