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Factory settings how can restore my laptop back to factory settings

  • lesleyabell Jan 27, 2009

    when l try 2 get bk 2 factory settings it is asking for password l dont know it

  • ericinlrarer Mar 15, 2009

    Cannot enter BIOS....dont know the password...why would HP or the store my laptop was bought from set a password on "MY" laptop???

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Send me youre email and I'll give link for software to remove bios passwords safely.
when u say factory settings I assume you mean bios settings and not windows.unless u have a recovery program installed on pc you cant set windows back to factory .
but if you have recovery program installed this software will find and/or remove them and reset bios to factory.
it has many programs on it ...it starts from cd not hd or windows.
perfect for lost or unknown passwords

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When you first turn on your computer, press the F10 key until it boots into the recovery partition. Once there, select advanced then follow the onscreen instructions. Warning: This will erase all of your data.

Some newer HPs use a different key then F10; if F10 doesn't work, then look on the screen it should tell you which key to press to start recovery.

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I have a toshiba equium p200-1ir and have managed to look it so either need a origanal password or how to restore factory settings

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SOURCE: want to restore compaq presario to factory settings

http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c00444244.pdf


this doc may help u ...

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SOURCE: want to restore back to factory settings

Restart the computer and hold down the F11 key. You can also backup your documents in the process of the restore.

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Note : plz take your back up before restoring...


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To reset your laptop to its factory state you need to restart or turn it on, then just tap F10, It will ask you on how would you loke to restore then select Restore system to factory settings. Usually it would ask you for a password just etern six zeros "000000" it should work. Please wait until the restore process is completed.

Note: All data will be deleted so make sure you back up them first before you do a Restore to Factory Settings

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