After a restore to the factory settings, where personal files are?

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• Setting up Deskjet 6988 for wireless printing after a reset to the factory settings, using Mac OS 10.8

  Hi - How re - connect to my printer wirelessly after a reset to the factory settings? I use Mac OS 10.8. The network on the printer flashes, and on the Mac, it is listed as "not connected". And the page of report confirms that he has lost all of its data.

  Fortunately, I made a report page before resetting, so I think that I know all of the critical information, I need to come back here, but I can't figure out how to do this.

  I read the installation guide, who said to use an ethernet cable and the CD of HP, but I don't have the CD anymore.

  I tried an ethernet cable and entering the IP address of the printer, but which did not, perhaps because it has more this IP address.

  I tried the steps hereand downloaded the latest version of the HP update software software, but I don't see my printer. I went from my wifi to hpsetup network and then I could see and add a second new instance of my printer, but it did not help, because this second instance of the printer is not connected or the other.

  Interestingly, when I am connected to hpsetup, I can print.

  Can someone help me to re - connect this printer? I'll save the reason for reset for another post!

  Thank you very much!

  FIXED! Sunshyne2005, thanks a lot to direct me to the solution!

  Here's what worked:

  1. Connect to hdsetup
  2. Press the report Page button on the printer (the one with the box)
  3. Continue with step 3 of the Sunshyne2005: open a browser and enter the IP address of hdsetup.
  4. Look around for the wireless configuration wizard (sorry, I can't access is no longer hdsetup, and I just don't remember where it is)
  5. Enter the SSID (name) of the wireless network and the password
  6. Note: You will see a button to finish, but it has no effect. At this point, the printer is successfully added to the wireless network and access the hdsetup disappears. Therefore, the wizard will no longer work, but the important thing is that the printer is connected. : )

  Thanks again, Sunshyne2005!

• Cannot restore to the factory settings

  
  

  I have the Acer Aspire 7741z laptop. The computer has frequent problems, and I want to restore it defaults. I've already saved important files and had planned to do a full restore to the factory settings, but the eRecovery program does not work for me. It starts the process, says that it needs to restart, check I want to replace the data on the hard drive and restarts. The problem is, it just restarts. No recovery process, no reset factory default. Alt + F10 during boot process does nothing.

  I checked the partitions still exist, and I made no changes to the system since the purchase (about formats, etc.). Of course, I'm no longer under warranty period, it seems getting direct support from Acer is not going to happen.

  If anyone can help? I really want to restore this laptop to its default settings.

• Can someone help me? my pc not to remember my display settings after a system restore to the factory settings

  I had to restore my pc to factory settings. And now I am unable to use my lcd hd tv as a monitor... I could do before you restore my pc. Any help with this would be much appreciated

  my pc not to remember the settings.and of display for Office moves to the right

  Hello

  Method 1: I would suggest to run set to go to the following link and check if it helps:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-monitor-and-video-card-problems

  Method 2: I also suggest you follow the link below in the form of measures: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Troubleshoot-multiple-monitor-problems

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• Satellite Pro L450d-12 x help restore to the factory settings

  I want to go back to the complete factory settings (as if windows has been reinstalled)
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  There are a lot of educational software that came on the phone that I do not have the cd. So, I don't want a new installation of windows.

  I tried to do a system repair disc, it upward with could not be created (0 x 80070057) so I'm not able to boot from the cd

  Is it possible to reset to factory settings complete with recovery or partition without a name?

  For future referance that is needed (a? or other? or both?) windows restore disk 7 oem 32-bit pro (version of windows I use) or the pro L450d-12 x recovery disk toshiba satalite?

  Thanks in advance

  > Is it possible to reset to factory settings complete with recovery or partition without a name?

  In General, you have two options:
  Either you try to retrieve the laptop using recovery disk as described here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD1303440001R01.htm
  or you will recover the laptop using the Toshiba Recovery disk which you likely has not been created in the past using Toshiba Recovery Media Creator. Right.

  Well, if the recovery of HARD drive does not work (whatever the reason), then you must use the recovery disc. If recover disk has not been created in the past, you can order the CD here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  This info has been helpful?

• HP Envy 15-k201na: restore to the factory settings corrupts the files/windows Boot Manager

  I wanted to restore my computer laptop back to factory settings. So I went into settings and navigated to the update and recovery, recovery and then clicked the option restore factory settings. I had several partitions then asked me if I wanted to delete all of my drive or to remove all the windows disk was installed on. I clicked on the remove all option. Everything was erased from my laptop, I think that the boot partition has been altered to. Now when I start my laptop 0xc00000000f error code occurs and he said: 'you will need to use recovery tools. If you don't have any facility (such as a disc or USB device) support, contact your administrator for PC or PC/manufacturer. »

  Is there a way to fix this? My laptop still warranty HP on this subject.

  A system image restore fixed my PC; I used recovery media to recreate the image on my PC.

• How to extract data from your laptop with crushed Windows Vista without restoring to the factory settings?

  I ran a few updates, but before you restart the computer, I deleted many files.

  The result is that my Vista does not start, and only offered solution is to restore to factory State, which is not acceptable for me because I need data from the HARD drive.
  Y at - it an easy way to recover data from the HARD drive, or should I contact? Thank you.

  Need help on MS Answers was my last option before calling a service.

  But, luckily, I found a way. I just change the settings in the BIOS for SATA, Vista started, I restored some of the deleted files, and voila - it worked. Another reboot, BIOS have been changed on the previous settings, and now it works perfectly.

• Z1 HP: Restore to the factory settings without disc

  Hello

  I'm trying to clean my computer (HP Z1) to its factory settings.

  I got my computer with windows 7 installed, so I don't have an instalation disc.

  I tried the advanced recovery methods, but I only have the options of using a system image I created earlier or reinstall windows.

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  Hello

  You can get assistance on the HP Enterprise Business Forum since you have a class business PC.

• HP Probook 4520 s to restore to the factory settings

  no drive was provided on purchase and a user admin password. Must enter to restore the original settings at the time of purchase. The F11 key to restore is not available when the ESC key is pressed when starting upwards.
  How can I get inside this computer?

  [Personal information]

  Thank you

  Hello

  See if you can remove the Admin password - see here.

  Once done, try option 1 in my previous post.  Otherwise, the only other options are the order of disk recovery or so laptop comes with Windows 7, try the following.

  There may be a work-around if you have (or can borrow) an installation disc Windows 7 at retail which is exactly the same version as your OEM installation - IE if your laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, it comes to the retail version accurate, you would need.

  If you have access to it, just use the retail disk to perform the installation, enter the activation key on the underside of your laptop when requested and when installation is complete, use the 'method of phone", described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system - this method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want just a new installation of Windows 7 without the software load additional delivered normally with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  Additional drivers, you may need to find from here.

  Kind regards

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• Scratch the full disc: where temporary files are stored?

  Hello

  I just tried to open some files very large image (9 GB total) and when I did I got the message "zero a full disc. Now I understand why, that's happened, but it seems to have eaten a bunch of disk space that's not coming back. I closed since photoshop, rebooted my Mac, etc., but about 10 GB is still used where it wasn't before. I can't locate all temporary files anywhere (prefs only tells me that the scratch disk is my Mac HD, not the files, it's in). Can someone help me with this? Where are the temporary files Ps usually located on a Mac? I need these 10 Go back!

  Mac OS x running Photoshop CS3

  Thank you!

  Photoshop removes all scratch files remains when it launches and disassociates them when they are created so that they will automatically get deleted if the application crashes.  You should not be able to see them at all.

  You have something else to fill your disk.

  If your scratch disk is set to the OS boot volume, do not forget that the BONE will fill up space for virtual memory, and more exchanges of scratch your Photoshop files.

• My computer was not restart and I did a restore of the factory system, and it would not load the new screen?

  My computer has been restarted not and I have to click the button 3 or 4 times just so he can work. I use it for school so I really need to work and so I did the system back restore to the factory settings and it did again when the screen would not load but now it works. I left it only after I did 8 hours? that is the problem or do I do it again? I mean restoration?

  Hello

  I suggest you to follow these steps and check if that helps:

  Method 1:
  Start the computer in safe mode and check if you can doot:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  Method 2:
  Try to perform the verification and startup repair if it helps:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/startup-repair-frequently-asked-questions

  It will be useful.

• How to find the password to iCloud after restoring the factory settings.

  My wife has an iPad.  I stick with my iMac and had nothing to do with the implementation of its iPad.  She had a problem recently that would require an update of iTunes.  When the update has downloaded a message appeared saying "your iPad can't be updated; you need to restore it to factory settings. "We did the restoration and has a splash ACTIVATE IPAD screen.  He asks as the inside diameter and the password used to configure iCloud... which my wife do not remember.  He also says that my i.d. Apple (my email address) does not allow to open the iPad.  What to do?

  If you do not have credentials, start here: http://iforgot.apple.com

• Clueless users accidentally restore their machines to the factory settings. How is that possible?

  I had one up to four cases where users have restored their machines to the factory settings. These users know nothing about computers and appear to be shocked as much as me on the fact that it has been restored. By default, all windows restore features are disabled by group policy which covers everyone. This means that they are using the Dell restore feature on their machines and unknowingly restore their systems. It only happens on newer Dell computers that we began to receive that comes with Windows 7.

  The last of them was the straw that broke the camels back. She said she kept tripping his power strip that caused here system constantly crash. I don't know who got the windows of catering for here to push blindly. She does not deny that she does nothing wrong and now trying to blame us (IT Dept) for the system being reset.

  Is it possible that the System Restore automatically after constant incidents or the user must press a button to get there? Questions that you need to restore, I see that there may be a restoration to a simple pressure to default settings. Or am I wrong?

  I found as follows to disable the system restore feature Dell and will apply to all new machines. I searched for examples of what happens to others but have not turned to the top of any "accidental restores.

  wesodo,

  System Restore should not be the problem, something has caused the shutdown of the system. Try to run full diagnostics, press F12 on startup and report to the back of any error message.

  Since you are the it Department, maybe delete the original image, given that you should have drives for the operating system for each system. If no disk were made, the attempt to read...

  Windows 7 - IMPORTANT Windows 7 to create backup discs

  I guess that when the system crashed, he triggered the problem with starting the system. The person should have come to you at this moment there, but didn't. Then they tried to startup repair, when they were invited, then it did not work, then, you are prompted to restore the original image system. If the original image is deleted, then they will have to come to you for help.

  Rick

• After restoring to factory settings, my backup files have been deleted

  Hello!

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L500. Last night I restored it to factory settings. After 20 min. a window poped up and started to install the toshiba software. I moved the window next door and I began to move my backup files to my external hard drive on the desktop. In the morning, I saw that the office was looking for different and a lot of software have been installed like norton, reader dvd etc and my backup folder is not on the desktop. and I check my external drive. There were only 11 GB of data on my backup folder.

  But my backup files were 100 GB now. I see that my C drive is now 20 GB.
  What do you think of thing happened to my backups?
  Please can you help me?

  I'm desperate.

  It is not easy to say what the problem is here. I want to say I did similar things, so many times and I ve never lose data. I don't know what you did exactly.
  Have you moved or simply copied data drive external HARD drive HARD laptop s?

• After restoring to factory settings lost all files, photos, etc., how can I get back them?

  lost pictures files etc after restoring to factory settings how can I get back them?

  Sunday, September 30, 2012 14:06:43 + 0000, markblackford wrote:

  lost pictures files etc after restoring to factory settings how can I get back them?

  Restoring to factory settings formats the disc, and which erases
  everything what he. You probably get something new, but you can
  try to do a search on the web for a recovery program that unformats the reader
  like here: http://www.easeus.com/resource/unformat.htm

  If you unformat the drive successfully and can recover lost files
  back, the first thing you should do copy on an external
  (CD, DVD, USB sticks, external hard drives, etc.).
  Two other points/questions:

  1. why restore you to the factory settings? This is usually the worst
  approach to solve a problem, there's a lot of extra long hard
  work and often leads to problems of its own (as it did here).

  2. I assume you have no backup on external media from your
  photos of important files etc. In this case. you played with
  the fire. You can read this article on the backup that I wrote:
  "Back up your computer regularly and reliably" to
  http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=314
  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP