NEC VERSA M380 Series User Manual page 91

If you wish to perform a Complete Recovery:
CAUTION
Complete Recovery will remove all your personal data and restore your computer to
its original factory state.
Select Complete Recovery and click on Next. Then follow the on-screen instructions to
complete the recovery.
If you wish to perform a Partial Recovery:
1. Select Partial Recovery and click on Next.
2. On the next screen, select the User Profile (or User Account) you wish to retain from the
list and click on Next.
• If you select the "No Profile" option, you will need to create one or several new profiles
as when you started the notebook for the first time. However, all personal data that was
stored on the notebook will be retained.
• If you restore a specific user profile, your notebook will display the Windows
that specific profile in the same state as it was before the recovery, but note that
redundant program shortcuts in the Start menu will be removed.
In both cases all your personal data and settings will be retained in the Documents and
Settings folder on the hard disk drive.
3. The next screen displays a summary of your selected options. Click on Next to launch
recovery.
Note
There may be a delay the first time Windows
delay depends on the amount of data that must be retrieved from the selected
account.
4. After the Partial Recovery process has been completed and if you have used default
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Windows settings, you may retrieve your data in the following locations:
• Your Documents and Settings:
C:\documents and Settings\[Chosen User Name]\...
• Applications:
C:\Program Files\[Application Name]\...
• Other files:
You can use the Windows
CAUTION
You should consider deleting items on the desktop and in the Start Menu, and also
folders for applications you no longer wish to use.
DO NOT delete folders for software that you did not originally install yourself – they
may contain important Windows files.
5. Finally, reinstall software titles you wish to use.
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Search Engine to find other files.
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restarts after the recovery process. This
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