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Question: Does this come with a Windows installation disk for reinstalling the os from scratch, or just recovery disks that restore it back to factory settings?
Document: Went thru initial installation. Determined I didn't like the touch sensitivity, case quality nor palm feel. Then I turned it off for awhile. Turned it back on and it would not open Windows 7. The only way I could get it to come up was to start pounding F2 as soon as powering on. Otherwise, it went into some kind of recovery routine. After spending about two and one half hours talking to 'tech' person, he wanted to send a recovery disc to reload system.
I purchased this as a gift for a friend's daughter in need, it's no screamer, but she absolutely loves it! She said it does all she wants to for school (how much do you need in 8th grade?) It is a very affordable well built computer though I was not familiar wtih the name....and best of all, it DID NOT come with Windows 8 on it!
I was happy to find a computer that had windows 7. In starting to work with the computer I had problems with the internet and McCaffe - Virus got in even after running scans on downloaded document twice. Had to do a factory reset in order to clear the icons that came in with the virus stuck on my desktop screen that would not be removed by any other means. I removed the Virus program and installed a different one. So far that seems to be working. Overall this is a nice computer.
The SONYs have been working just fine but they are running XP SP3. If websites, hardware and software companies weren't dropping support for XP I would continue using them. However that's not the case. I have been using XP since 2001 so it's not like I didn't get good use out of the OS. Since I absolutely loath Windows 8 my back was against a wall with very few choices.
laptop did not have correct driver for the speakerscontacted customer support at Lenovo and they helped me install correct driver took about 90 minutesbut now I am thinking if the factory did not catch this what else is wrong with it?
No need to discuss the computer specs as they speak for themselves. This is a mid-level entry laptop for home or small business use so if anyone is concerned about processing speed or hard disk capacity you don't need to worry. The overall speed and disk size is more than sufficient for the average consumer. Anyone who wants something lightning fast with lots of bells and whistles wouldn't be looking at a $550 laptop.
It moves all over the place and changes the width of the page as well as the size of the type fonts for no apparent reason. I have worked on laptops and do not use a mouse, so I found this touch pad a draw back to what is otherwise and good computer.
I am currently copying items from one HDD to another and surfing the Internet, and about to download a program. It is lightening fast! That is a huge change for me (because I was using a dinosaur computer with a little less than a GB of RAM. For computer geeks from way back (I was a kid playing on my Tandy in the late 80's), then this is a good computer for you.
I really have nothing bad to say about this computer. I purchased it when I was sure that Microsoft would not back off from their arbitrary end date for XP. Not wanting (or needing) a touch screen machine and needing some additional processing power, this Lenovo fits the bill. I paid $40 less for it than the current price and I guess that has to do with supply and demand.
I finally decided that It should not work this way. I hate sending things back, but that was what I did. The return process was very easy. UPS even came the next day to pick it up. The only thing I recommend is to save all your packaging. Although I don't fault the brand at all, and am sure that other units don't act like this, I jumped over to another higher rated brand.
Answer: Unfortunately you get neither. A set of Recovery Disks can be made after you install the OS however the program will only let you make 1 set of recovery disks. If those disks ever get scratched or for whatever reason don't get created properly, you're screwed because you won't be able to make another set. You can get a set of recovery disks from Lenovo but guess what? A set of recovery disks (they call them RCDs = ReCovery Disks) will cost you $50.00. If they tell you that you must pay for the disks you should request to speak with a supervisor. Be polite but firm and chances are the supervisor will process an order for you and send them to you at no charge or at least that's what they did for me.