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4. Turn on your computer. When the message Press F2 for System Utilities appears
on the bottom left of the screen, press F2. Then, the Setup Utility will open.
5. In the Exit menu, select Load Setup Defaults; then, press Enter twice.
6. In the Exit menu, confirm Exit Saving Changes is highlighted and press Enter
twice.
7. The system will restart. When the message Press F10 to Recover appears on the
upper left of the screen, press F10.
8. Read the message on the screen, and select the way to recover your system; then,
press Enter. If you selected Formats hard disk and creates new partition, go to
the next step. Otherwise, go to Step 10.
9. Select the volume of C: drive and press Enter.
10. Read the message and select Continue; then, press Enter. The formatting and re-
installation will start.
Although the pointer may be shown on the screen, never touch the
keyboard or the mouse during recovery except when the message prompts
you to. If you touch them, the re-installation will be canceled.
11. When the re-installation process is completed, the system will restart
automatically.
12. Set up Windows XP by following the on-screen instructions. When you complete
the Windows setup, make sure to set date and time.
Via Recovery CD
Recovery CD does not come with your computer. First, you need to replicate the
recovery data by copying onto CDs and then, recover the system with them.
• You will have only one duplicate copy. Once you successfully burn the
data onto CD, you do not have to do it anymore.
• Even if you cancel the CD burning process, you can create the recovery
CD by following the entire burning steps from the first step.
• You can recover your system via hard disk after succeeding in creating
the recovery CD.
• You need an external optical drive for CD recovery. Read its manual
carefully before using the drive.
• The CD creating time varies depending on your optical drive and
selected burning speed.