Found this on archive.org recently. So I decided to share this on BetaArchive.
Link: https://archive.org/details/cdrom-cicero-os-recovery
WHAT IN THE WORLD IS A CICERO COMPUTERS?!
Well, check this website out:
http://web.archive.org/web/200701081643 ... /index.cfm
Anyways. Thanks for reading! ^_^
[OFFER] Windows XP Home Cicero Computers OEM Restore CD
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Re: [OFFER] Windows XP Home Cicero Computers OEM Restore CD
Recovery images are no longer accepted on BetaArchive. AFAIK, the ones that once were on this FTP were donated to Archive.org, so you probably downloaded something that was once here.
As for what a Cicero computer is (or rather, was) it seems like it's just an old computer brand (like HP, Acer, Asus etc.) The company was renamed to Medion over 10 years ago. (Not 100% sure, but that's what I've found)
(Source on the Cicero computers was taken from some forum called majorgeeks I found on Google)
As for what a Cicero computer is (or rather, was) it seems like it's just an old computer brand (like HP, Acer, Asus etc.) The company was renamed to Medion over 10 years ago. (Not 100% sure, but that's what I've found)
(Source on the Cicero computers was taken from some forum called majorgeeks I found on Google)
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