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Hp factory restore disks

Discussion in 'Windows - Software discussion' started by damiser, Apr 7, 2007.

  1. damiser

    damiser Guest

    sorry guys but i got a ??? :::

    I have a brand new set of Hp factory restore disks that they sent me awhile ago but have never used... i recently sold my pc and my buddy wants my disks. It is not a HP but it is a compaq.. Is there any kind of patch or a way to install these disks onto his pc? when you put it in and reboot it says system not supported..
     
  2. ireland

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    you post sort of does not make sence

    are they the disks for the computer you sold him? if not,no

    compaq is owned by hp..
     
  3. Auslander

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    i'll save you time. NO. he needs to get a real copy of windows or discs made for his pc.
     
  4. The_Fiend

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    And i'll correct Auslander by saying no, they won't work, he needs compaq specific discs.
     
  5. Auslander

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    i'm going to attack you with the entire works of barbara streisand blaring, dan. ^.~
     
  6. damiser

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    lol figures... actually i had to make a copy of the 1st disk and add a patch i found.. it accepted it and is installing atm but not sure if it will go all the way or not we are only on disk 4 of 7 so we will see.. ill let yall know.. thanks guys i didnt think it was possible either
     
  7. Auslander

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    even if it works, it's not smart. you're starting off with drivers not made for that machine.

    if you've got a windows serial key (and you should, somewhere on a sticker on the case), then just download the proper version of windows and burn it, using that key.
     

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