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Can anyone offer me a step by step solution to this
I BOUGHT QUICKEN DE LUX VERSION 5 IN 1995. I BOUGHT ME A NEW COMPUTER WITH WINDOWS 7 AND CANT DOWNLOUD THE CD
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Okay, I'm sure this is really quite easy, but for whatever the reason I'm finding it really confusing...
How do you restore your computer to factory settings with a windows 7 disc?
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