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Originally Posted by apj101
why would he do that? if you were just messing around then no sympathy
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We are admin so we can make changes to the laptop... for out light + sound needs and install programs that we need!
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Originally Posted by apj101
was this the same idiot that stuffed it up in the first place? that is not what reimaging is. An image is a snap shot of a hard drive, normally the harddrive is one that has just had a fresh install of windows AND all the apps you will need like word, excel etc...Once the snapshot is taken the whole thing is stored in lets say one file called plop.image
this plop.image can then be tucked away in a draw on a dvd, or more likely stored on a file server somewhere by IT.
When you reimage a hard drive you take the broken machine, wipe it clear, then copy all the contents of plop.image back to the hardrive. The beneift is that the machine will effectively be back to factory settings.
You will lose all personal apps and files (unless you backed them up yourself first to an external drive of some sort)
Next time dont mess about with stuff you dont know  |
Not IT pros at school said they would reimage it. Pretty much we said them we want windows reinstalled so we can use it for our production next week!!!!!