Back up dvds

ok compltere computer dies restored back to factery state have 5 dvd backup through hp back up
have all the drivers and microsoft updates systen running fine .
SO HOW do i put my backed up stiff back on this computer windows 7

Hi,
Where do you keep your backup ? Your machine is now back to factory state and 5 DVD's just give you that.
Regards.
BH
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