win xp complete system recovery

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Call Customer Support of the maker of the system. There will probably be a small shipping
charge for recovery CDs.
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"xstitchtx" <xstitchtx@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My system did not come with any cd's. I am unable to make an asr cd. So now
> what do i do. Help Please, Cheryl

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Cheryl;
Many computers use a hidden partition for recovery.
Also many allow you to make the recovery CDs.
But neither of those is a feature of Windows.
Check your manual and/or contact the computer manufacturer for details.

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"xstitchtx" <xstitchtx@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My system did not come with any cd's. I am unable to make an asr cd. So
> now
> what do i do. Help Please, Cheryl

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I'd suggest you purchase an imaging program. There are a number of these
that are very good. My preference is Acronis TrueImage or Norton Ghost but
BootIt NG is a bit cheaper. First cleanup your system and ensure it is
running well. Then dump an image to CD's or DVD.

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"xstitchtx" <xstitchtx@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My system did not come with any cd's. I am unable to make an asr cd. So
now
> what do i do. Help Please, Cheryl