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Recover y 13 When the recovery program finishes, click Restart to restart the PC. 14 Before the PC restarts, the CD tray ejects. Remove the CD. 15 Return the BIOS to the original setting. During the startup, when the blue screen with the logo appears, press the F1 key on the keyboard until Entering SETUP is displayed. (You have only a few seconds to press the F1 key before the normal startup process continues.) Wait until the BIOS setup program opens. 16 Press the right arrow key to select Boot. 17 Press the down arrow key to select Boot Device Priority, and then press Enter. 18 Return the first boot device to the original setting using one of these methods: ■ Press the down arrow key or up arrow key to select the CD-ROM item. Press the - (minus) key to move the CD-ROM item down until it is the third item in the list. Or ■ Press the down arrow key to highlight the First Boot Device selection. Press the + (plus) key until Floppy is the selection. 19 Press the F10 key to save the changes, and exit BIOS. 20 With Yes selected, press Enter. After the PC restarts, a series of startup screens appear. To proceed with the initial Microsoft Windows setup, you must answer a few questions. 21 Complete the registration process, and then reconnect all peripheral devices. 22 Reinstall software not originally installed on the PC by the factory. 23 Copy data files that you saved on the backup CD or diskette you made to your hard disk. Quick Start Guide 95

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Quick Start Guide
95
Recovery
13
When the recovery program finishes, click
Restart
to restart the PC.
14
Before the PC restarts, the CD tray ejects.
Remove the CD.
15
Return the BIOS to the original setting. During
the startup, when the blue screen with the logo
appears, press the F1 key on the keyboard
until
Entering SETUP
is displayed. (You have
only a few seconds to press the F1 key
before the normal startup process continues.)
Wait until the BIOS setup program opens.
16
Press the right arrow key to select
Boot
.
17
Press the down arrow key to select
Boot Device
Priority
, and then press Enter.
18
Return the first boot device to the original
setting using one of these methods:
■
Press the down arrow key or up arrow key
to select the
CD-ROM
item. Press the –
(minus) key to move the
CD-ROM
item down
until it is the third item in the list.
Or
■
Press the down arrow key to highlight the
First Boot Device selection. Press the + (plus)
key until
Floppy
is the selection.
19
Press the F10 key to save the changes, and
exit BIOS.
20
With
Yes
selected, press Enter. After the PC
restarts, a series of startup screens appear. To
proceed with the initial Microsoft Windows
setup, you must answer a few questions.
21
Complete the registration process, and then
reconnect all peripheral devices.
22
Reinstall software not originally installed on the
PC by the factory.
23
Copy data files that you saved on the backup
CD or diskette you made to your hard disk.