Want to install original settings - Acer Aspire One D257 Netbook

You can use Internet Explorer with no-addons by going to Start/All Programs/Accessories/System Tools/Internet Explorer (No add-ons).
There are no except Flash.

Any Update on the above post?

Set your 1st boot to CD/DVD from your Bios Setting or use the hp Boot utility when you restart your computer.

Insert your Recovery disc into the CD/DVD Rom and reboot your computer. Just follow the installation wizard to install your system back to default/original settings. All of your data will be lost.

**Note
When you use the Recovery disc all the setings will be reverted back to the original settings. Back up or save your data before you use the Recovery disc.

Hope it helps.

“No Hard Disk” error displayed on XP install (SATA drive versus ATA/IDE drive) The two most most popular types of hard drives in personal computers are ATA (also known as IDE hard drive) and SATA hard drives. Many newer computers have SATA hard drives installed, but your computer may have either an (older design) ATA/IDE hard drive or a (newer design) SATA hard drive installed.
After removing Vista, when you reboot your computer, a “No Hard Disk” error may be displayed if your computer has a SATA drive installed. To fix the “No Hard Disk” error, you may need configure your computer’s BIOS settings so that it can recognize the SATA drive installed in you computer. Reconfiguring your BIOS is typically not required if your computer has an ATA/IDE hard drives installed.

Step 1: Activate your computer’s BIOS menu. The first or second screen your computer displays on status may display which key (or keys) you must press to activate your computer’s BIOS menu. You can also look in the index of your computer’s manual for “BIOS” or you can try passing the [Del] or [F1] key when text is first displayed after powering on your computer.

Step 2: BIOS menus vary by computer, but there are seldom more than a few menu categories. Review the “Main” and “Advanced” menu categories to locate your hard drive setting. When you locate the hard drive setting, be sure to note the original drive setting in the bios so that you can restore the original drive setting if your new configuration doesn’t work.

Step 3: Change the drive setting to “IDE,” then save the BIOS settings (usually by pressing the [F10] function key then restart your computer.
If changing your BIOS hard drive setting to IDE doesn’t work, return to step one and restore the original hard drive setting

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Usually, every PC has a restore DVD. Try to boot from it and follow the instructions on the screen. Don´t forget to select "clean install" during the installation procedure.
Cheers.

Tries 1-800-Factory remotes originals Website.
U get same as the original remote.

Go on and reset your router. You do not need the original installation equipment.
After you have reset your router connect it to your computer/laptop using the LAN wire.
Enter your router IP address in the browser address bar and your routers page will pop up. Now all you have to do it set it up according to your liking.

I'm not sure I understand your problem.
You want to reset your computer to factory settings? So a clean install of Windows?
If yes, tell me which Operating system you are using: XP, XP Media Center Edition, Vista...
Dell didn't deliver a Windows-disk with your system, because the installation can be done from your hard drive.
Please answer my questions and I'll help you further

Install first the media center on the primary harddrive with master jumpered.. when everything is working fine... then proceed to
the next harddrive. Set its jumper to slave not cable select and install xp pro, it ask you for an option to have dual boot then select the location of windows to be installed...

Hoping this helps... Fixya!!!

Jetts,

As far as I can tell, this is an annoying feature of the scanners. When they do a cold boot, they return to factory settings and wipe any software you have installed. They seem not to wipe things which are reg settings, but anything else is fair game. I think the only solution is to avoid a reset (which means keeping the beastly things charged).

Sorry!