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Welcome to Restore Disks |
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Restore disks sets will completely wipe all data from your hard-drive to include removing corrupted, damaged, and virus infected files which cause error messages, freezing, blue screens, inability to enter into windows and slowness.
After all data has been removed from your pc, the restore disk(s) will put the original files back onto the hard drive, thereby, setting the computer back to manufacturer settings. The pc will be restored back to a state of working as when it was brand new.
Depending on your pc's exact model, your pc's restore set will be comprised of 1 or more CD(s) and/or DVD(s). Restore disks are Back-Up Restore Sets (BCRS) and are 100% compatible.
Once you finish restoring your pc back to manufacturer settings, you will use the product key that came with your pc when you purchased it. You will be able to register the pc and receive updates. For Windows 95 or 98, the product key sticker is on your pc's manual. For Windows 2000, Windows ME, XP or Vista, the sticker is located on the side of your pc tower or underneath your laptop. The restore set will replace the operating system, drivers and pre-installed software that originally came on your pc.
Important things to remember: Always back up your data before attempting a restore.
You must back up all Software, Programs, Applications, documents, pictures, music, etc before attempting to restore your pc.
All your Software, Programs, and Applications that were installed on the pc after it was purchased will be deleted.
All your personal data will be deleted.
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| RESTORING YOUR PC IS SIMPLE! |
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| WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW.... |
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| This is what a restore disk Will Do: |
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Restore disks sets will completely wipe all data from your hard-drive to include removing corrupted, damaged, and virus infected files which cause error messages, freezing, blue screens, inability to enter into windows and slowness.
After all data has been removed from your pc, the restore disk(s) will put the original files back onto the hard drive, thereby, setting the computer back to manufacturer settings. The pc will be restored back to a state of working as when it was brand new.
Depending on your pc's exact model, your pc's restore set will be comprised of 1 or more CD(s) and/or DVD(s). Restore disks are Back-Up Restore Sets (BCRS) and are 100% compatible.
Once you finish restoring your pc back to manufacturer settings, you will use the product key that came with your pc when you purchased it. You will be able to register the pc and receive updates. For Windows 95 or 98, the product key sticker is on your pc's manual. For Windows 2000, Windows ME, XP or Vista, the sticker is located on the side of your pc tower or underneath your laptop. The restore set will replace the operating system, drivers and pre-installed software that originally came on your pc.
Important things to remember: Always back up your data before attempting a restore.
You must back up all Software, Programs, Applications, documents, pictures, music, etc before attempting to restore your pc.
All your Software, Programs, and Applications that were installed on the pc after it was purchased will be deleted.
All your personal data will be deleted.
This is what a restore disk will Not Do:
Restoring a pc will not fix a hardware problem such as a failing hard-drive, dead power cord, or malfunctioning CD/DVD optical drive, etc. Restoring a pc will not back-up your data, you must do it before your attempt to restore the pc.
HERE ARE A FEW TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL PC RESTORE:
THE MOTHERBOARD
Please note that pc's with faulty motherboards cannot be restored using restore sets. If you purchased or have had the pc refurbished, or if the motherboard has been changed, please let our team know so that we can locate the restore set that will work with these changes. Even if you have had the motherboard changed, you will still need to have the product key available to register your pc after or during your restoration.
THE HARDWARE
To avoid errors during the pc restoration, it is important that your pc hardware is in good working order. Make sure that the pc's Power Cord, CD Drive, DVD drive, Hard Drive, Memory Chips and Motherboard, etc are functioning properly. For example: Your pc should not be turning OFF by itself, this may mean that it is overheating or a piece of hardware is causing a crash. Restoring the pc will not resolve this problem. Click Here for Details on Common Problem and Solutions in our TYPICAL QUESTIONS section.
THE HARD-DRIVE
If the hard-drive has been changed, you will need to pay close attention to the size and type of Hard-Drive that was purchased. The Bios on the Motherboard requires that a new Hard-Drive be the same size or slightly bigger than the original hard-drive to restore properly. If the pc originally came preinstalled with a PATA (EIDE) or SATA hard-drive, it will have to be replaced with the same type. Click Here to visit our TYPICAL QUESTIONS section where you will find more details about restoring a pc with a new hard-drive.
MORE ON HARDWARE
During the pc restore, your pc's Bios on the Motherboard will scan your hardware for hardware compatibility. If the Bios does not recognize a piece of hardware because you changed it or upgraded it to a larger size or faster speed which is not compatible with what originally shipped with your model, your pc will give you an error during the restore. There is an easy solution. To avoid this error, we recommend ensuring that there is no additional or extra hardware that may have been installed on the pc after it was purchased. Simply remove the extra piece of hardware.
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