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Has your PC crashed? Has your laptop froze?

Don’t Panic – We can help you create  a set of Recovery Disks.

Or restore your computer back to factory Defaults!

You can contact us anytime for any issue. We understand that it can be difficult to stay ahead of the technology curve, and we are here to help.

Most OEM recovery systems for Microsoft Windows based operating systems involve booting from a separate CD-ROM, DVD, or hard drive partition, which in turn launches the recovery environment.

After accepting the license agreements for the software and operating system in some cases, the recovery program will usually reformat the hard drive and then begin copying operating system and software files (although some recovery systems, such as the ones utilized by Hewlett-Packard and Gateway do offer a “non-destructive recovery” option which backs up data before reinstalling the OS.

After the recovery process is completed, first run configuration such as the Windows Out-Of-Box Experience wizard is run (along with any other additional setup the computer may perform), as it was on the initial startup of the computer. Most recovery systems use specialized software, though Toshiba and Dell licensed Norton Ghost technology for their recovery systems at one point. As of Windows Vista, Dell now uses a Windows Imaging Format based image on a partition along with a tool launched from the Windows Recovery Environment’s command prompt.

Some smaller OEM’s instead ship sometimes customized Windows installation Disks with the computer in lieu of a dedicated recovery system (sometimes accompanied by “driver discs”, or slipstreamed into the installation media), and sometimes alongside one.