How Can I Restore My Vista Computer To Dell Factory Condition Without Going To Repair Computer?

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K so im using vista
i have a virus and i cant press f8 and go to repair my computer it wont load.
So is there another way to restore my comp to factory condition without going to repair computer?

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4 Comments on "How Can I Restore My Vista Computer To Dell Factory Condition Without Going To Repair Computer?"
  1. Sunny
    Yianni
    05/01/2010 at 7:31 pm Permalink

    The virus is preventing you from any Administrative tasks. (You’re the owner of the computer, hence the Administrator)
    I suggest you download the free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, and kick that virus to the curb! Then you can restore your computer.
    Malwarebytes will work where McAfee, Norton, AVG, Spybot Search & Destroy, Avast, Microsoft Live One Care, Microsoft Defender, and a host of others will not!
    Info on Malwarebytes,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malwarebyte…
    Download page for the free version,http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebytes-An…
    The free version is all you need.
    If you cannot use your computer now to download Malwarebytes, use the computer you’re on, and burn Malwarebytes to a CD disk. Then load the disk in your computer with the problem.

  2. Sunny
    Chickste
    05/01/2010 at 7:54 pm Permalink

    If the BIOS won’t load your recovery partition, i guess the last option would be to use your recovery DVD, but since you have a recovery partition on your computer, it’s unlikely that a recovery disc was also included, in which case you’d have to contact your computer manufacturer to buy a new one.
    Or, if you have a windows CD laying around you could install windows again and then install the drivers manually after installation completes.
    Hopes this helps :)

  3. Sunny
    tiebia
    05/01/2010 at 8:14 pm Permalink

    insert your vista re-install CD which will have come with the laptop, somewhere in the box unless you have moved them. when on the bios screen, press the button that is assigned to the startup order there should be another thing other near where it says ‘press F8′ and then choose start from CD-ROM or DVD-rom ect then follow the on-screen instructions.
    Hope this helps. message me if you need any more help

  4. Sunny
    Jordan N
    05/01/2010 at 8:19 pm Permalink

    go to task manager (CTRL-ALT-Delete) then click Proccesses
    Sort by User
    End all processes that are under your username by right clicking and ending the process tree
    Do NOT disable:
    taskmgr.exe
    taskhost.exe
    explorer.exe
    or anything else not under your username
    now try the system repair
    OR
    go to free.avg.com
    and get a free antivirus program

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