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  Hi sasi4urs,

  The only way to restore the preloaded applications is to do a factory restore. Alternatively you can download it via PlayStore.

  Thank you.

• HOW TO REMOVE PRE INSTALLED GAMES & APPLICATIONS IN LENOVO A7000

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  I HAVE REMOVED PRE INSTALLED GAMES & APPLICATIONS FOR MY LENOVO A7000, BUT STILL THEY SHOW IN THE BOOT FROM STARTUP LIST. WHY?

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  Preloaded app are not supposed to be deleted.

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• I bought a lenovo with pre installed Windows 7 system, but there is no sticky notes. How do I get it. ?

  I bought a lenovo with pre installed Windows 7 system, but there is no sticky notes. How do I get it. ?

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• I have a laptop Dell Latitude D830 that came pre-installed with Windows XP Professional edition. Now, I need to format the system.

  I have a laptop Dell Latitude D830 that came pre-installed with Windows XP Professional edition. Now, I need to format the system. Also, I had installed Norton Internet Security, but right now I have not any of the CDs. help, please.

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  Hello JothinVedere

  After you have re-installed Windows XP, you can go on the site Web of Norton and download the software from their part. Once you have downloaded it you should be asked for an email or an account that you configured when you first bought Norton, log. After that, Norton is turned on with the rest of the time for your subscription should be displayed. If you have further questions about Norton, you can click on their link to support here. I hope this helps.

• Satellite Pro P100 Question on software pre-installed

  I bought a Toshiba laptop in July and although I am very happy with the machine.

  I'm very upset that he came with very little software that I expected at least MS works or similar for a professional laptop, but there is nothing (no spreadsheet, text or data processing)

  After spending more than £1,000. I'm a little annoyed - don't know if it's a world of Toshiba or PC Business (people, I bought it from) error.

  One of my colleagues bought a laptop the week £600 last and which have very many useful software pre-installation.

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  You talk about the Satellite Pro P100 PSPA4E series?

  If you really this machine then I put t agree with you!
  To my knowledge of many tools and utilities and additional programs have been installed on this laptop.
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  May I ask why you compare one satellite Pro P100 with other laptops who don t support the same processor, the graphics card performance and additional features?

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  Why you didn t check the laptop and the description?
  Do you always buy a cat in a bag?

  Really strange guy?  :|

• How can I get a recovery CD without all the programs pre-installed on A85?

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  I was lucky that I had a Windows XP CD (which came with my PC at home), I tried to install it and it helped a lot! But a few months later, her laptop is slow again. It takes 5 minutes to start and he is on all fours!

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  His old office 700 MHz is faster!

  I complained to the technical support of Toshiba (USA) on all pre-installed applications on the recovery CD, but they say they could not do anything for me. They said that a "Windows XP CD is a CUSTOM option and you should have specified that when you bought the laptop" - WELL WELL HOW ARE CLIENTS SUPPOSE KNOWLEDGE what before to BUY the laptop?

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  OS running slow is incumbent not only on the laptop to the manufacturer, but much more on the user itself. I agree that some things about the recovery image is absolutely useless, but you can simply remove the system everything you think you don t need.

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  How is your question about the Windows Update feature?

  Try this forum instead: http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/xpinstall/threads

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

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  A (another) Norton or McAfee application has already been installed on this machine (for example, a free trial version which is preinstalled when you bought it)?

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  Consumer Security Support homepage
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  For more information about how to contact your local Microsoft subsidiary for security update support issues, visit the International Support Web site: http://support.microsoft.com/common/international.aspx

  For enterprise customers, support for security updates is available through your usual support contacts.

  ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

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  Just out of curiosity, why all these steps? Why not simply do step 9?

  1. #9 step alone can not have solved the behaviour & we wanted to be certain that no "leftovers" Norton formed the scr3wing things.

  2. I wanted to do some (possible) that your computer is not infected.

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