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Quickstart and 
Recovery Guide
Quickstart and 
Recovery Guide
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing 
your WinBook notebook.
Follow these easy step-by-step instructions 
for quick installation and recovery of your 
WinBook notebook.
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Creating the XP Recovery Media
1.   The first time the computer boots up there will 
be a prompt to create a recovery set. To
 run the 
Re
covery Media Creator manually at a later time, 
click the Windows Start button
, click on All 
Programs
, click on System Recovery
, and then 
click Recovery Media Creator
.
2.   Select 
Yes and then click OK to begin creating the 
recovery media.
3.   The R
ecovery Media Creator will provide impor-
tant information and end user license agreements 
regarding the recovery process. Follow the on-
screen prompts to begin recovery creation.
4.   Depending on the optical drive, the R
ecovery Media 
Creator will present options for writing the recov-
ery set to recordable CD or DVD media. Select a 
media type and follow the on-screen prompts. 
Insert blank media as requested by the program.
NOTE! The Recovery Media Creator program only supports 
writing to CD-R and DVD+R media. The recovery media 
creator program does not support writing to re-writable 
media such as CD-RW
, DVD-R
W or DVD+RW
. A
 “no valid 
media has been inserted into the optical drive” error 
will appear if unsupported media is used.
5.   After each recovery CD/DVD is created, the pro-
gram will automatically verify the integrity of the 
burn. If the check fails, the program will prompt 
for a new piece of media until the burn is success-
ful. Once the complete set has been successfully 
validated, the program will end.
6.   Please label the recovery discs appropriately 
and keep them in a safe place for future use. 
Re
member , only one set of recovery discs can 
be created. Once this is done, this option will 
disappear . Please contact technical support for 
any further recovery media needs.
Reinstalling XP
1.   There are two ways to run the recovery — from the 
recovery partition on the hard drive or from the 
recovery media.
If reinstalling from the recovery partition — 
restart the computer and tap F10 when prompted 
to start the recovery . 
The recovery can also be 
started from Windows by clicking the W
indows 
Start button, clicking All P
rograms, clicking System 
Re
covery , and then click System R
ecovery . Select 
Y es and the computer will reboot into the recovery 
partition.
If reinstalling from the recovery disc — Insert the 
recovery media and restart the computer
. Press the 
R key on the keyboard when prompted to start the 
recovery .
2.   Please read the recovery agreement and then 
select “I agree” to continue. Choosing “I disagree” 
will cancel the recovery and restart the computer 
back into Windows.
3.   Select one of the recovery options and then click 
Next.
• Non-Destructive System Recovery
 — This option
 
will attempt a repair installation of Windows
 
without removing data files and software. If this
 
option is unsuccessful and there is data that
 
needs to be recovered please try the System
 
Re
covery — No Format option next.
• System Recovery No F
ormat — (T
o access this
 
option click the Advanced Options button). 
This
 
option will recover Windows to its factory origi-
 
nal condition while saving all of the data files 
 
to a folder on the hard drive. Any software and 
 
settings will need to be reinstalled. All current 
 
files are moved to C:\My Old Disk Structure.
• System Recovery Quick F
ormat — (T
o access 
 
this option click the Advanced Options button). 
 
This option reinstalls Windows to its factory 
 
original condition. All data files and software 
 
will be deleted from the hard drive except for 
 
what came on the computer from the factory .
4.   The next screen explains that W
indows XP has an 
option to repair itself by going back to a point 
where the operating system was working properly . 
This option runs from within Windows. Click 
Yes to 
continue reinstalling Windows with the option pre-
viously selected or click No to restart the computer 
into Windows and run W
indows System Restore.
5.   Change the recovery discs as needed.
6.   Once the recovery process has been completed 
“Restart” will be displayed. Please remove the 
recovery disk and click “Restart”. 
The computer 
will now restart to complete the process.
Note: If the “Please Wait” warning is displayed for more 
than one minute, please press CTRL+AL T+DEL
 to restart 
the computer .
XP Recovery/Reinstall
Creating the Vista Recovery Media
Vista Recovery/Reinstall
1.   There are two ways to run the 
recovery — from the recovery 
partition on the hard drive or 
from the recovery media.
If reinstalling from the re-
covery partition — restart the 
computer and tap F8 as it is 
booting. Choose the “Repair 
Y our Computer” option from 
the Advanced Boot 
Options 
menu. The recovery can also 
be started from Windows by 
clicking the Windows Start but-
ton, clicking All P
rograms, and 
then click Recovery Center
Select the Recovery option and 
then Yes to restart the com-
puter now .
If reinstalling from the recov-
ery disc — Insert the recovery 
media and restart the com-
puter . 
The computer should 
automatically start from the 
recovery media.
2.   At the “W
elcome to System 
Re
covery” screen, click Next
.
3.   Select one of the two options 
and then click Next
Recovery with automatic 
data backup — 
This option 
will recover Windows to its 
factory original condition 
while saving all of the data 
fi  les to C:\Backup. 
This option 
should be attempted if there 
is data on the drive that may 
be recoverable.
Fu
ll factory recovery — 
This 
option reinstalls Windows to 
its factory original condition. 
W A
RNING! All data fi
 les and 
software will be deleted from the 
hard drive except what came on 
the computer from the factory .
4.   After confi
 rming the chosen 
option Windows will be rein-
stalled. Click Finish
 when 
the recovery is complete to 
restart the computer . 
Reinstalling Windows Vista
This computer has a program installed that will allow one set of system recovery CD’
s or 
DVD’s to be made should corrupted software or a problem with the hard disk drive occur
This recovery set will restore this computer to the factory shipping hard drive image. It will 
not recover any programs or data fi
 les that were installed by the end user
.
1.   Click on the 
Windows Start 
button, click on 
All Programs
and then click Recovery Center
.
NOTE! Windows may warn you 
that an unidentifi  ed 
program 
(Recovery Manager) wants to access 
your computer . Please click “Allow” 
if this message appears.
2.   Click on the 
Factory Recovery 
external media option. If the 
Factory Recovery external media 
is not an option then the recovery 
media has already been created.
3. Click Next
.
4.   Insert a blank CD-R, DVD-R or 
DVD+R and then click Next. 
CDRW and DVDR
W media is not 
supported. A
 “Media Invalid” 
error will appear if CDRW or 
DVDRW media is inserted.
5.   The recovery center will detect 
the type of media that you in-
serted and prompt you with how 
many discs it will require. Select 
one of the two options and then 
click Next
6.   If more than one (1) disc is re-
quired, insert the next disc when 
prompted and then click Next
.
7.   Please label the recovery discs 
appropriately and keep them in 
a safe place for future use. Re
-
member , this option can only be 
performed once.
WinBook 
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