Pepsi just gave my dad a 12inch Powerbook. It is really nice and all, but my dad says don't use it unless you are going to keep it. Being the idiot that I am, I open it up, turn it on. It asks me for a name, and basic sign up stuff. Well after about 20 minutes I realized that since I would have to give my dad my HP for this, I decided that my HP just rocks and that this notebook just isn't for me. So now my dad is upset because my login name and everything is in it. What I want to know is how I can make it go back to the way it was when the first time I turned it on. (like when it says to sign up your name, password and what not). I put the restore discs but they didn't do the trick and it still had my account name as the admin. I want to make it brand new so that when my dad sells he is able to sell it like it would be straight out of the box, not with my name on it. Thanks a million.
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Restoring it to factory settings
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