Recovery CD set for the Sony VAIO PCG-GT1 With CD1 in a PCMCIA CD-ROM such as a PCGA-CD51 the system will auto boot into a recovery menu giving you options on how to proceed. I've also extracted the embedded dos boot image if you want to mess around with other drives/systems. Some of the drivers and applications can be installed manually. Others can be extracted with the included KCAP tool. Be sure there are no spaces in your folder/path when using KCAP (yes its that silly) Comes with Sapari, PictureGear, MotionEye, PostPet and more! Also see a nice brochure of the system here https://archive.org/details/manualzilla-id-6592307 (Originally https://www.sony.jp/products/Consumer/PCOM/Pdf/pcg-gt1.pdf ) Below is an auto translation of the recovery menu choices and description. You can find similar instructions on any english vaio recovery cdrom/support page as well. 1. Format and recover After deleting all the files in the C drive, it is shipped from the recovery CD. Restore the software. If you format the hard disk, the data that was on the hard disk before Will all be lost. Be sure to back up the necessary data. This utility does not have the ability to back up. If you do not have a backup, interrupt the execution of this utility and Please make a backup by yourself. Do you want to continue processing? 2. Change partition size You can select the partition size of C drive. Press the ESC key You can check the current partition size. (Caution) Currently, the data on the hard disk is regardless of the partition type. All will be erased. Be sure to back up the necessary data. If you want to change the partition, enter the desired number, to return to the main menu Enter the'N'key. % 1. Set C drive to% 2 and the rest to D drive (Factory setting) % 1. Make all the area of the hard disk C drive Current partition size 3. Recovery to factory state Delete all existing partitions and restore partition to factory state Force it back. Then restore the factory software. All data...
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