How can I do a Full System Recovery on a Compaq Presario laptop without the Recovery disc?
Q. I've had a Compaq Presario C500 laptop for about 5 years, and it's become very slow, so I've decided that I would do a full system recovery. But in order to do a full system recovery, I need the recovery disc that came with the laptop, but as it happens to be, I've lost it. I was wondering if there's a solution so I could still recover the laptop to factory condition without the recovery disc. Thanks.
Asked by TheArmedReaper - Sun Aug 23 09:25:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you have a factory-installed image on your computer, you may do so by turning the computer off, turning it back on, and pressing the f11 key before the Windows Vista logo screen appears. Then follow the directions on screen.
Answered by Timbuk4 - Sun Aug 23 09:34:43 2009

What are the risks and the recovery period for a carotid subclavian bypass?
Q. What are the risks and the recovery period for a carotid subclavian bypass? I am having one monday and I'm scared. also what type of future probelms might i have. How long will it take to get back to regular activies. what r the chances of strroke and death someone please answer
Asked by lectric lady - Wed Feb 7 23:16:31 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This procedure is a complicated operation on some very important blood vessels of the body. I'm sure you would have to ask the vascular surgeon who is doing this procedure on you for the proper figures. I'm also sure that there is a very good reason for you to have this procedure (like do you have a subclavian stenosis or other blockage that is to be bypassed and decreased blood flow to your arm or subclavian steal syndrome or something ... ) The risks of your procedure are going to include: o Risks of the Anaesthetic o Risks of the procedure itself Risks of the Anaesthetic (from most common to rare) Post Operative Nausea and Vomiting Sore throat/Hoarse voice (from the endotracheal tube) Bruising from injection sites ... Allergies to… [cont.]
Answered by Orinoco - Fri Feb 9 19:25:18 2007

What's the difference between a recovery disk and a backup disk?
Q. 1.When I already backup my pc, do the backup disk contain the operating system and other files I installed in my computer? 2.Do recovery disk also contain this files and the operating system?
Asked by DigitGeEK_compaq - Fri Dec 26 01:28:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Back up is for data you've created (music, photos, letters, documents) & has no operating system files. Recovery disk has only the operating system (as provided by the manufacturer). Using this may delete any data files on your hard drive, depending on which method of 'restoration' you select from that recovery disk. Note: if your doing a system restore; Before you do anything, back up your drivers to a separate CD! It gets harder and harder to find them, and many places charge to get them. Try Driver Magician Lite (freeware); Use the 'identify & back up all drivers' for the first BU; & keep it with your unit. Data back-ups are separate items from System backups; Data are things you have created or added to you unit with programs:… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Fri Dec 26 06:54:17 2008