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**nerohedfrs** · 07-02-2009, 09:08 PM

OK. First, if you have a Recovery DVD from HP (you still didn't tell me if u do), using it to reinstall Windows (basically restoring the laptop to its factory settings) everything you have on both C and D will be erased. No way out.

Second. If you use a different Vista bootable kit dvd (presumably a cracked version taken off torrents) you should set the boot order as described by Natska above from your laptop's bios, but choose C as the partition on which to install your fresh copy of Windows. You'll also need all the drivers (you either have them on a cd/dvd received with the laptop or you have to go to hp.com and download them).

Third. Where was the presentation saved? On which partition? Was it on the Desktop, in My Documents or you put it on D?

07-02-2009, 09:08 PM	#7
nerohedfrs Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 563 Senior Member	OK. First, if you have a Recovery DVD from HP (you still didn't tell me if u do), using it to reinstall Windows (basically restoring the laptop to its factory settings) everything you have on both C and D will be erased. No way out. Second. If you use a different Vista bootable kit dvd (presumably a cracked version taken off torrents) you should set the boot order as described by Natska above from your laptop's bios, but choose C as the partition on which to install your fresh copy of Windows. You'll also need all the drivers (you either have them on a cd/dvd received with the laptop or you have to go to hp.com and download them). Third. Where was the presentation saved? On which partition? Was it on the Desktop, in My Documents or you put it on D?
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