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If your system came with Windows preinstalled (OEM) you need the recovery DVD from the manufacturer. Any other version may cost you the licensing fee to install.
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Use the PC's recovery partition to restore the system to factory defaults. The process how this is done is explained in the PC's manual's, or can be found on the PC manufacturer's homepage.
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as you can see from the above, the steps to take can be different, depending on the system and OS you have<br />
first - does the system support 64 bit or not? &nbsp;then you need a 32 bit OS<br />
second - is it an OEM system ? &nbsp;then you can use the recovery software (DVD - or restore partition, if available)<br />
third - you can use a new OS with key code<br />
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so tell us what you have, and want to do
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Thanks John-Paul for your information<br />
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pupuli
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where can I find complete information on formatting my hd and reinstalling windows 7<br />
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how to format a hd and reinstall windows 7

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