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Two approaches can be taken to repairing or
restoring your system:
1. Windows Troubleshooting/repair
techniques.
This can be quite time consuming and
potentially frustrating - but it increases the
chances of saving existing system data and
added programs.
2.
ePiano Restore Factory Default Restoration CDs.
Used
when normal diagnostics fail or when there is
a physical failure of hard drive or system
failure due to viruses etc. Replaces all
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Windows Troubleshooting and Repair
Techniques:
Here's a good link to a summary of steps to
try prior to system restoration (however,
please keep in mind performing these steps may
take longer than a system restoration):
http://ask-leo.com/my_computer_locks_up_and_wont_boot_what_do_i_do.html
Microsoft has a "webcast" that does
a bang up job of exploring the whole topic of XP
system Boot and crash troubleshooting here (this
is a lot of information - and only for the tech
interested):
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326841
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ePiano
Restore System Default CDs.
NOTE:
ePiano Restoration CDs replace ALL
data/programs/files on your system and returns it
the factory shipped default settings. Please
make every attempt to back up your system prior to
system recovery.
A unique set of restoration CDs
is required for your ePiano system. These
are shipped upon request and are based on your
system serial number. Request Restoration CDs by
emailing (please included system serial number on
rear of CPU case near cable/expansion slots: Send
this to
support@mindwaremusic.com or call
978-640-9778.
Instructions are included
with the restoration CDs and vary according to
system serial number.
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to Mindware Music for restoration - there is a
$50 base service fee (+shipping) for restoration/testing.
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