Computer would not start request to insert a disc. Inserted the XP CD, now it's like a PC brand new.

I haven't seen the guest, said this information after the fact. There is nothing on the main screen other than the default background and an icon for 'my computer '.

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1. did you perform the restore factory settings or clean install on your computer?

Unfortunately, you can not recover the data on the computer after the factory or a clean installation is called.

The factory settings are preinstalled at the factory this is what you'll get when you restore provided the factory with the partition recovery or recovery disks.  The recovery software uses an image file to re-create the disk hard as it was when you bought it.

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