How can i restore my samsung NP-R60Y to factory setting without the reboot disc?

Before you start the recovery process be sure to have backed-up your data. Returning to Factory state will completely erase you hard disk. You do not have to do a restore to factory settings; Samsung provide various levels of recovery
Certain links from this webpage
Global Download Center
should tell you how to perform this task. There is more than one way of doing it.
Consult chapter 4 of the manual http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201409/20140901105918371/Win7_Vista_Manual_eng.pdf
This discussion from the Microsoft community sumarises it:
how do totally reset my samsung np r580
12.February.2015

tyr new cord

Why not remove the virus with your up-to-date Anti Virus software? Or you freeware MALWAREBYTES at : http://www.filehippo.com/download_malwarebytes_anti_malware/ Run a FULL scan , delete ALL results, reboot. If you have a Factory Recovery Partition,You can find the Factory Recovery procedure: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=115&prodSeriesId=242213&prodTypeId=321957&objectID=c00006110

If you perform a Full Installation (Destructive Installation), the computer will be back to day 1, when it came from the factory.

This means the previous owner hadn't been there yet, and all of the previous owner's files do NOT exist.

This is done with either;

1) Restoration Disk:
When you receive the laptop new, and run it for the first time, a pop-up comes up asking if you would like to make a Backup.
THIS,...is the Restoration Disk.

[ Or perhaps Samsung included the Restoration Disk (CD)
Laptop manufacturers are starting to include the disk again. The reason they stopped because owners were too afraid to use it, or just lost the disk. { "Don't need this! Look out cat!" ]

2) New genuine copy of Windows:
Purchase a new genuine copy of Windows, and install it.
ALL previous files (Info) will be gone.

[ Microsoft makes one Master disk. From it all GENUINE copies are made, and sold to the consumer.

IF, you are installing the SAME version of Windows that is on the laptop, you need to go into BIOS Setup, and in Boot Order, set the first boot device to CDROM ]

Regards,
joecoolvette

To restore your Samsung laptop to factory settings read the information from this link.

Go to download "Samsung Magic Doctor" (for Vista) from :
http://www.samsung.com/hk_en/support/detail/supportPrdDetail.do?menu=SP01&prd_ia_cd=05012400&prd_mdl_cd=&prd_mdl_name=NP-R60#

Or, directly from : http://org.downloadcenter.samsung.com/downloadfile/ContentsFile.aspx?CDSite=HK_EN&CttFileID=1567478&CDCttType=SW&ModelType=N&ModelName=NP-R60&VPath=SW/200808/20080821115652203_Samsung_Magic_Doctor_5.0.3.4.zip

Run Acer eRecovery Management Copy the Acer factory default backup disk Image Create backup of the system Create a complete backup Creating an incremental backup Erase a backup point Using the option ‘‘Burn Disk’’ Burn a backup disc with the factory default settings Burn a backup disc with the parameters of user Copy the current system configuration to disc Burn a disc backup software Restore the system Restore system to factory default settings Restore system from backup user Recover the system from CD / DVD Re-install applications / drivers Other means of System Restore No Restore CD / eRecovery / password / ALT + F10 or F10

Boot from Windows Install DVD, when you get to Format, do a FULL NTFS format, delete the Old Windows Directory and install it all again.. that will return to the "Factory" condition. Then when at desktop first time, install antivirus, and do all Windows updates, before you "Surf: the 'net.

Can you still log in to Windows Vista?
e machine has a RECOVERY MANAGEMENT allows you to restore sytem to factory default or reboot and tap F10 and follow instructions.

Good Luck!

If you have the recovery cd, boot your laptop with the recovery cd in it and follow the screen and recover your system to factory settings than it should be ok.