a recovery cd is not the
same as a windows setup/
installation cd.
the recovery cd's you are
likely referring to are factory
restore disks.
these kinds of disks are
designed to wipe away
everything from the hard drive
and then reinstall all the
original software back onto
your computer that it had
at the time you bought it.
to use the recovery disks
you will have to initiate a
factory restore procedure.
because the steps are
different between all
computer makers, you
will have to go to your
computers home site
or review the computer
manual to get the
instructions.
however, the above is
pretty drastic and should
be the last option used to
fix your computer.
so our questions is, what
exactly is your computer
telling you?
you say there is a problem
with some program, but
there are millions of them
from our perspective.
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