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01-04-2016 08:01 AM
Product: HP 630
Hi I have a Windows 7 HP 630 laptop and want to restore to factory, because its quite slow, and I pressed F11 as one site told me to do but then a command window opened and I have no clue what to do.
(PS the laptop was originally my step father's so I don't have any of the stuff that came with the laptop other than the charger)
(PS the laptop was originally my step father's so I don't have any of the stuff that came with the laptop other than the charger)
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01-04-2016 08:49 AM
@SarahW28 wrote:
Hi I have a Windows 7 HP 630 laptop and want to restore to factory, because its quite slow, and I pressed F11 as one site told me to do but then a command window opened and I have no clue what to do.
(PS the laptop was originally my step father's so I don't have any of the stuff that came with the laptop other than the charger)
And the site doesn't give you a walk through? There should be a option on there about using the Recovery manager assuming your Factory REcovery partition is still there otherwise you will have to buy the HP Factory REcovery disk from HP. I don't think the command windows that opens up isn't that hard to follow.
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