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When I purchased a Dell machine at work, it came with Windows XP Pro pre-installed with no recovery CD or CD-R or anything. They just said that you had to use the built-in recovery console. I told them that I paid for a copy of Windows XP at the time of purchase and I would like the proper media. After a day or two of complaining, they eventually sent me an actual Windows XP disc (not a Dell branded one).
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by: WallDPosted on 2007-01-17 at 01:50:56ID: 18330778
Is the restore partition no longer available? usually accesible via an option in the startup screen i.e. f10 at startup , if you can boot into that you may be able to retsore the system to as it was when the machine was bought.
If you check the hard drive you may find a hidden partition that has all the files you require on it, if you can get into the machine you may find a link within the settings to create the recovery disk yourself.
If you have a valid COA you should just be able to get a copy of Windows XP media from your supplier rather than a new copy of XP, (which will be cheaper)
David