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socom 004
post Mar 15 2007, 09:17 PM
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That backup file is the one I can't get to. When I choose to open D/recovery to look for the file it won't let me open it. It just has another warning that says don't change or delete any files from D.


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HP describes "How to Remove the Recovery Partition" h e r e.

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