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When booting have you tried Ctrl + F11? Most factory computers have a hidden partition of the factory image.
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When booting have you tried Ctrl + F11? Most factory computers have a hidden partition of the factory image.

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what programs have you got running on startup?<br />
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start &gt;&nbsp;run &gt;&nbsp;msconfig &gt;&nbsp;startup &gt;&nbsp;disable all
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what programs have you got running on startup?

start > run > msconfig > startup > disable all

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Thank You all so much. The f8 key is what &nbsp;I was looking for. I was at the Gateway site under the service tab. I'll try the repair and keep you all posted. &nbsp;Thank You
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Thank You all so much. The f8 key is what  I was looking for. I was at the Gateway site under the service tab. I'll try the repair and keep you all posted.  Thank You

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ceharmony, how is it going?
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this system will go to log on &nbsp;sometimes, but &nbsp;thats all. srceen will go blank or hour glass will hang for hours. thank you.<br />

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this system will go to log on  sometimes, but  thats all. srceen will go blank or hour glass will hang for hours. thank you.

how to reinstall vista to factory on gateway m-6750 from hardrive. no install disk

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