There might be a recovery method that your PC manufacturer has built in. When you boot your computer, look for 'Recovery' or 'Options' something a long those lines and see if it lets you recover. With my laptop, I have 3 options to choose. Reset to factory settings - wipe everything 2. Repair - Try to reinstall it, don't wipe data 3.
I can't remember, but I know there is three options :P. In addition to Jack's comment. If I am not mistaken these options are usually accessible either though F8 or F10 menus.
You can download Windows Vista Recovery Disc from here. The WAIK is a whopping Check out the link below. You can download a repair disk, instructions are provided. This is not illegal. Kelly, did you manage to fix it? Let us know Aibek. Thanks for the update. I can't remember, but I know there is three options :P See if you have a similar option with your PC - if not, Smokey99 options sound good. There are 2 ways of doing it. The easy way and also the hard way.
Kelly, Check out the link below. The Recovery process can be started by pressing a particular Key or Keys combination at Boot. And if you do have a Manufacturer's Recovery Partition on your Hard Drive, you should be able to make your own Recovery Disks from it to reinstall the Operating System, if it isecoved to factory settings by the method above.
If you can not find any reference to it, contact the Manufacturer for advice on how to make those Recovery Disks. And you need to know the "bit" version for Vista, as 32bit and 64bit Editions come on different DVDs.
And once the Operating System is installed, go to your Computer Manufacturer's website and obtain the latest Drivers for your particular Model Computer or Laptop. Threats include any threat of suicide, violence, or harm to another. Any content of an adult theme or inappropriate to a community web site. Any image, link, or discussion of nudity. Any behavior that is insulting, rude, vulgar, desecrating, or showing disrespect.
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He went to all the "free games" websites and totally loaded it up with malware. I'm not on site as they are at Ft. Campbell and I'm near Ft.
