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    Need to know.

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by ArmouredNinja, Aug 11, 2006.

  1. ArmouredNinja

    ArmouredNinja Notebook Enthusiast

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    I have a Dell E1505, which is awesome by the way, great for games, and I need to know how to restart the whole system as if it were brand new. I'm sorry if there's a topic on this already but I have no time to look for that nor the manual. Thanks for the help.
     
    ArmouredNinja, Aug 11, 2006
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    compsavy Notebook Deity

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    Turn on your computer and at the dell logo screen hit Ctrl + F11
     
    compsavy, Aug 11, 2006
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    ArmouredNinja Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks a lot for the quick respond!
     
    ArmouredNinja, Aug 11, 2006
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