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How do i reset my eec pc to manufactor settings

how do i reset my eec pc to manufactor settings

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Posted 2009-03-14T12:02:18Z
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How to reset your Eee pc to factory settings:

Turn on your Eee pc
Continuously press F9 until a screen comes up with three options.
The third will be 'reset to factory settings.
This will delete all data and reset your eee pc.
Press down until it is highlighted then press enter.
It will tell you what it is about to do and ask you to type yes to continue.
Type in yes - no capital letters
It will reset your Eee pc and ask you to press enter to reboot.

Source:http://www.fixya.com/support/r782817-reset_eee_pc_factory_settings

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