Master restore
 

I have a Packard Bell iMedia PC and wish to fully format it to as it left
the factory with just the O/S and the few programmes it comes with on it. I
have looked in Help and Support but cannot seem to find anything with
regards to this.
There was a disc called ActivDoc with the Pc but that doesnt help either.
There was also A grey floppy disk but somehow i dont think that belongs to
this pc

TIA
Mike

There are quite a few different I media's
The restore program should be on a hidden partition
There is also an option to create a bootable floppy for restore

The options are a restore saving old info and one that sets it back to
factory specs

http://support.packardbell.com/uk/my...anub e_imedia

"susan oates" wrote in message
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I have a Packard Bell iMedia PC and wish to fully format it to as it left
the factory with just the O/S and the few programmes it comes with on it.
I have looked in Help and Support but cannot seem to find anything with
regards to this.
There was a disc called ActivDoc with the Pc but that doesnt help either.
There was also A grey floppy disk but somehow i dont think that belongs to
this pc

TIA
Mike

sorry it creates a boiotable CD
forget the floppy
"metronid" wrote in message
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There are quite a few different I media's
The restore program should be on a hidden partition
There is also an option to create a bootable floppy for restore

The options are a restore saving old info and one that sets it back to
factory specs

http://support.packardbell.com/uk/my...anub e_imedia

"susan oates" wrote in message
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I have a Packard Bell iMedia PC and wish to fully format it to as it left
the factory with just the O/S and the few programmes it comes with on it.
I have looked in Help and Support but cannot seem to find anything with
regards to this.
There was a disc called ActivDoc with the Pc but that doesnt help either.
There was also A grey floppy disk but somehow i dont think that belongs
to this pc

TIA
Mike

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Cheers for help metronid. I already managed to remaster fully by having the
grey floppy in the drive then rebooting, this started off the recovery
process.

Cheers anyway
Regards
Mike

I was a little slow
I spend most of the time on Ebay
The packardbell UK website is great

"MIchael Dodsworth" wrote in message
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Cheers for help metronid. I already managed to remaster fully by having
the grey floppy in the drive then rebooting, this started off the recovery
process.

Cheers anyway
Regards
Mike