The computer is XP system, and I want to restore the factory settings, what should I do?

If you can't blow back the factory settings, you can redo the system, if you redo the system, you can do it yourself, if not, you can find a computer store, they will help you.

XP system computer, to restore factory settings, you need to have a factory backup. If you don't have a factory backup, you can only reinstall the system to solve the problem.

It is recommended to reinstall the system to solve the problem.

Windows XP computers were very early products, and at that time there was no one-click recovery function for factory restores.

Only reinstalling the XP system can solve the problem.

There are tutorials on the Internet to reinstall the XP system, you can learn and see for yourself.

Or take it to a computer store and reinstall it.

Remember to install one-click restore software, and then back it up, the next time there is a problem with the system, as long as you use one-click restore software, you can restore to the state that just installed the system.

The computer does not have any factory settings. If something goes wrong, just reinstall the system. Some brand machines have one-click recovery, but they just make a ghost backup of the system.

Reinstall the XP system, it is equivalent to restoring the factory settings, I hope it can help you, hope, thank you!

The computer can reinstall the system to overwrite the old system. The computer does not need to do a factory reset, you just need to reinstall the system.

Uninstall thoroughly with uninstall software, and clean the registry and junk to reinstall. FYI.

Press the DEL button to enter the main interface of BIOS settings when you boot up, select the safest default value to load, and press Enter to save and exit.

If there is an image backup, you can directly restore it with PE, if not, you have to redo the system.

I've got you covered, and the following process is free:

Install 360 Security Guard, find "Human Service" in "More Functions", enter "Reinstall Operating System" in the search box, and follow the prompts to ensure that the network can be connected, it will automatically restore you to the original state of the factory, and can help you automatically identify and install the driver.

A factory reset is not possible.

Unless you redo the system.

It's good to reinstall the system directly with PE mode.,Or use the system disk.,It's best to change it to win7.。

Restoring the system can be done using a restore backup or a reinstallation. Now there's a tutorial for my foolish reload system, which you can take a look at.

Most of the brand machines in the XP era have not yet preset the recovery partition, so there is no so-called factory setting. If the system doesn't work properly, you have to reinstall it.

How to restore the factory settings of your XP computer

1. Here the user must be clear about a problem, there is no concept of "factory reset in Windows system";

2. The operating system is independently developed by Microsoft and does not participate in the production activities of any computer manufacturer during the period.

3. "Computer" is a collection of "computer manufacturers" to assemble various hardware accessories together, and computers are bare metal when they come out of the factory floor, and there is no operating system.

4. When the computer is put from the factory to the seller's counter, the seller installs the operating system to the computer and then sells it to consumers.

So for the problem, the computer that originally installed the WinXP system needs to check your own computer:

1. When purchasing from a merchant, whether the merchant keeps a backup for the user;

2. If the merchant does not keep a backup, does the user have a backup?

You can see it by:

1. In the control panel, click "Folder Options" and "Show all files and folders";

Folder options.

2. Check whether there is a "ghost" folder under each partition and heading, as shown in the figure below, there are backup files in the ghost folder of the E disk, and what kind of backup is determined according to the date and file name;

ghost folder.

If the user can find the backup of WinXP, when you want to restore it to "WinXP" later, use the ghost installation tool to restore the operating system;

ghost installer.