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Old 11-26-2008, 08:09 PM #10
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Melody,

hello, let me introduce myself. i am a techie and do comp updates and repairs and remote sessions for tech support all the time.

the hp recovery disks are a good thing to have.
personally i use memorex dvd-rw disk on all my hp systems and drives.

go ahead and make the recoery disks and lable them with the date made and what it is and save in a protected disk holder.

it should only take one disk.


feel free to ask me any questions if you need help.


roger.
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