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Ricktdoyle
, Oct 28 2015 10:00 PM
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Posted 29 October 2015 - 01:08 AM
think the 8400 was windows xp and came with an install disk, don't think it had a recovery partition so unless you have the disk to install the os again i don't think it is possible for you to do a factory restore.
i might be wrong though,
according to this link :- http://www.ehow.co.u...y-settings.html
you may be able to start the factory restore process by holding down the Ctrl key and tapping F11 key just after you've powered on the pc.
or according to this link :- https://www.askmehel...ing-214643.html
you only need to tap the F10 key on power up to start the factory restore process.
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