Restoring data from recovery DVD/RW's back onto my laptop.

Compaq Presario CQ61-420US Windows 7 Home Premium-64 bit. I had to do a factory reset to get Windows running again. It crashed and would not reboot for an inknown reason (no new updates or software installed before crash). I created 9 DVD/RW Recovery Discs using Cyberlink before I did the factory reset. How do I get the data off these 9 Recovery discs back onto my laptop?
Thankl you!

There should be a file titled Restore.exe on the first disk. Browse the disk and find it. Click it to run and it will extract the files to the laptop.
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