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How were the disks created?
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Good question!<br />
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I think (?) that I probably created them from the PC in the first place - perhaps 3 years ago - can't remember.<br />
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They are NOT branded disks and so therefore did NOT come with the PC when I bought it.
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Thanks Dan, &nbsp;I will try this later today!
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personally, i use the free paragon software for making images, and restoring them - after setting up the PC completely first<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.paragon-software.com/free/" rel="ugc">http://www.paragon-software.com/free/</a>
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HI,<br />
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I have a 4 year old(ish) Toshiba Satellite L655 - Laptop.<br />
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Every few months I &quot;wipe&quot; the machine clean and re-install Windows 7 from 3 disks.<br />
This is my way of keeping my PC free from virus and general clutter.<br />
(I use google drive to hold documents).<br />
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<b>QUESTION: Is it possible for me to configure my PC so that I am NOT dependent on the 3 disks (for re-installing). &nbsp;E.g. can I someone re-install from a &quot;partition&quot; or something??<br />
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I am no expert in this area!
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HI,

I have a 4 year old(ish) Toshiba Satellite L655 - Laptop.

Every few months I "wipe" the machine clean and re-install Windows 7 from 3 disks.
This is my way of keeping my PC free from virus and general clutter.
(I use google drive to hold documents).

QUESTION: Is it possible for me to configure my PC so that I am NOT dependent on the 3 disks (for re-installing).  E.g. can I someone re-install from a "partition" or something??

I am no expert in this area!

Toshiba Satellite L655 - Re-Installing Windows

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