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System: Vista Business OEM pre-instaled on my laptop.
I have a recovery files on my external HDD (whole system). In help file to it says to press F8 while booting, select "Repair computer" and follow instructons ... On my advanced startup menu THERE IS NOT such option !!! What now? My systm bacup is useless?. I don't have full Vista instalation disk, just Recovery CD of pre installed system which allows only to recover to factory installed system. |
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mwski;737228 Wrote: System: Vista Business OEM pre-instaled on my laptop. I have a recovery files on my external HDD (whole system). In help file to it says to press F8 while booting, select "Repair computer" and follow instructons ... On my advanced startup menu THERE IS NOT such option !!! What now? My systm bacup is useless?. I don't have full Vista instalation disk, just Recovery CD of pre installed system which allows only to recover to factory installed system. Hi Mwski, This tutorial will show you how to create a Recovery Disc, not like your OEM one, that will allow you to boot into the Startup Recovery Options screen. From there you can run a few options that might be able to help you. This tutorial will explain each option in the link under the Example. http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/14...very-disc.html Hope this help, Shawn -- Brink *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.* '*VISTA FORUMS*' (http://www.vistax64.com) *Please post feedback to help others.* |
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mwski- Regarding "...I have a recovery files on my external HDD (whole
system)...." - how did you "get" the recovery files on the external drive? By use of a backup utility or copying the recovery CD? Most likely (not sure) booting from the recovery CD will present the F8 repair option. "Brink" wrote in message ... mwski;737228 Wrote: System: Vista Business OEM pre-instaled on my laptop. I have a recovery files on my external HDD (whole system). In help file to it says to press F8 while booting, select "Repair computer" and follow instructons ... On my advanced startup menu THERE IS NOT such option !!! What now? My systm bacup is useless?. I don't have full Vista instalation disk, just Recovery CD of pre installed system which allows only to recover to factory installed system. Hi Mwski, This tutorial will show you how to create a Recovery Disc, not like your OEM one, that will allow you to boot into the Startup Recovery Options screen. From there you can run a few options that might be able to help you. This tutorial will explain each option in the link under the Example. http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/14...very-disc.html Hope this help, Shawn -- Brink *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.* '*VISTA FORUMS*' (http://www.vistax64.com) *Please post feedback to help others.* |