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11-23-07, 09:54 PM
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damn it.
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11-25-07, 04:20 AM
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what is the keystroke on laptops from start up to do this? I used to know it, its like F-something right? I got a nasty virus and dont want to spend money on spyware removal and I have nothing I need to save on my labtop.
Pshabi, this sucks man. I wish I could add something to help you but I have not clue but reading all this is very interesting. not that part about you not getting on but the posts by RR.
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11-25-07, 09:04 AM
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You're running an HP/Compaq notebook if I remember correctly. You should be wanting to tap F10 from power-up to bootup into the recovery partition. Once in there I recommend choosing the advanced option and doing the 'full destructive recovery' - that way it formats c: partition. Also, if you haven't already, after you do the recovery make sure you that make your recovery discs for your computer. I believe you'll find the option under start-programs-hp tool-recovery disc creator or somewhere along those lines.
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