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7. RESTORING THE FACTORY-SHIPPED CONDITION USING A RECOVERY DVD
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If you click Yes in the confirmation window, the selection window for the drive restoration options appears.
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To restore the system drive to the factory-shipped condition, select a restoration option, and then click Next.
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To cancel restoration of the system drive to the factory-shipped condition, click Cancel.
- Entire drive:
Select this option if you want to restore the entire system drive to the factory-shipped condition, or if you
want to configure a new drive to the factory-shipped condition after you replace the system drive.
If you select this option and click Next, proceed to step 5.
- Only the system and boot partition:
Select this option if the system drive has partitions other than the boot partition (the partition on which
Windows is installed) for data storage or other purposes, and you want to restore the system drive to the
factory-shipped condition while keeping these partitions. If you select this option, only the boot partition is
restored to the factory-shipped condition.
If you select this option and click Next, proceed to step 6.
You cannot select this option in the following cases:
The system drive has no boot partitions.
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The system drive has more than one boot partition.
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The size of the boot partition is less than the minimum boot partition size defined for the equipment.
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(For the HF-W2000 Model 58/55/50, the minimum size is 100 GB.)
No array is built (for the B model only).
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If you click Cancel, the following message appears. Click OK. The recovery DVD is automatically ejected,
and then the equipment automatically shutdown.
To return the selection window for the drive restoration options, click Cancel.
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