Gateway NX.Y1UAA.030 Manual De Usuario
CHAPTER 3: Recovering Your System
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System recovery options
Most computer problems can be solved by following the information in your
Reference Guide or at
Reference Guide or at
. Problem-solving may also involve
re-installing some or all of the notebook’s software (also called recovering or
restoring your system). Gateway provides everything you need to recover your
system under most conditions. A backup copy of your operating system is
provided on a CD or DVD, and a backup copy of your factory-installed drivers
and applications is saved on a hidden area of your hard drive.
restoring your system). Gateway provides everything you need to recover your
system under most conditions. A backup copy of your operating system is
provided on a CD or DVD, and a backup copy of your factory-installed drivers
and applications is saved on a hidden area of your hard drive.
We recommend that you make a backup of your factory-installed software as
soon as you get your new Gateway system.
soon as you get your new Gateway system.
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tells you how to record
(or burn) the Drivers and Applications Recovery discs. Using a recovery disc
that you have recorded is only one of several ways you can restore your
system to working order. Recovery discs let you recover your device drivers
and software that came pre-installed on your notebook.
that you have recorded is only one of several ways you can restore your
system to working order. Recovery discs let you recover your device drivers
and software that came pre-installed on your notebook.
If you are still having problems even after you follow troubleshooting steps, you
can use Microsoft System Restore to roll back your system to a previous
condition when drivers and programs worked correctly.
can use Microsoft System Restore to roll back your system to a previous
condition when drivers and programs worked correctly.
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describes how to return your system to a previous working condition.
If you are still experiencing problems, you may need to reinstall specific
software, such as a device driver.
software, such as a device driver.
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describes how to
install specific, factory-installed software and device drivers.
Finally, in order to recover your system you may need to reinstall everything,
including the operating system, so your notebook has its original factory
settings.
including the operating system, so your notebook has its original factory
settings.
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tells how to
completely reinstall the original factory software.
Drivers and applications recovery
Your notebook’s hard drive contains everything you need to completely restore
your system, including Windows XP, device drivers, and other programs. You can
also restore device drivers or programs by using Drivers and Applications
Recovery discs, which you create. You can immediately create the recovery discs
(recommended), or you can wait until later.
your system, including Windows XP, device drivers, and other programs. You can
also restore device drivers or programs by using Drivers and Applications
Recovery discs, which you create. You can immediately create the recovery discs
(recommended), or you can wait until later.
For more information on creating recovery discs, see
For more information on using your network to store and create recovery discs,
see:
see:
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