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December 24th 06, 06:16 PM
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No restore options using F8 at bootup
When trying to restore the computer from a system image backup, I read where
I can hit F8 at startup to "restore using the pre-installed recovery optons". Unfortunately, there is no "Repair your computer" option on the Advanced Boot Options when using F8. How do I install Vista so as to have the "pre-installed recovery options" available when using F8 at boot up? 
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December 26th 06, 02:01 PM
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No restore options using F8 at bootup
I just try the recovery function y'day, it need your vista install DVD to
bootup, then you can find the option settings ^^ moreover, it can go back even you haven't create the restore point, I like this function ^^ Kevin "chief123" 寫入訊息 ... When trying to restore the computer from a system image backup, I read where I can hit F8 at startup to "restore using the pre-installed recovery optons". Unfortunately, there is no "Repair your computer" option on the Advanced Boot Options when using F8. How do I install Vista so as to have the "pre-installed recovery options" available when using F8 at boot up?
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December 27th 06, 02:44 PM
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No restore options using F8 at bootup
Yes. I understand that using the DVD will work; however, I have a need to be able to access the recovery options using F8. Thanks. "Kevin" wrote: I just try the recovery function y'day, it need your vista install DVD to bootup, then you can find the option settings ^^ moreover, it can go back even you haven't create the restore point, I like this function ^^ Kevin "chief123" 寫入訊息 ... When trying to restore the computer from a system image backup, I read where I can hit F8 at startup to "restore using the pre-installed recovery optons". Unfortunately, there is no "Repair your computer" option on the Advanced Boot Options when using F8. How do I install Vista so as to have the "pre-installed recovery options" available when using F8 at boot up?
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January 8th 07, 09:30 AM
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No restore options using F8 at bootup
u need to create WinRE(Windows Recovery Environment) configuration ,
will appear the option after press F8 "chief123" wrote: Yes. I understand that using the DVD will work; however, I have a need to be able to access the recovery options using F8. Thanks. "Kevin" wrote: I just try the recovery function y'day, it need your vista install DVD to bootup, then you can find the option settings ^^ moreover, it can go back even you haven't create the restore point, I like this function ^^ Kevin "chief123" 寫入訊息 ... When trying to restore the computer from a system image backup, I read where I can hit F8 at startup to "restore using the pre-installed recovery optons". Unfortunately, there is no "Repair your computer" option on the Advanced Boot Options when using F8. How do I install Vista so as to have the "pre-installed recovery options" available when using F8 at boot up?
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December 23rd 08, 11:03 AM
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No restore options using F8 at bootup
I am having this same problem. I have done a few restores already by just plugging in my external HD with the restore points, then press F8. about 30 minutes later, voi la, restored. Now, it does not appear as an option. Is there a limit to the number of restores you can do? Why would it suddenly no longer appear? Using this restore saves me about 8 hours of installing all the software I keep loaded, so I really need this. -- breinicke Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
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