There are a couple things you'll want to do to get back to default:
1. do a 'write erase' to wipe out any configuration from enable mode
2. reset the config register to 0x2102 (Cisco default), with 'config-register 0x2102' from global config mode
3. ctrl-break the router after the memory statement during bootup and check for any set variables from the rommon prompt with 'set'. Use UNSET to unset each using exact syntax, then sync when finished to write to nvram...
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