The installation discs of Windows Vista and Seven operating systems allow you to perform system recovery procedures without using additional programs. There are several important nuances that allow you to quickly recover the OS in the event of a failure.
It is necessary
Windows installation disc
Instructions
Step 1
There are three main methods of operating system recovery using Windows Vista and Seven bootable disks. First, turn on your computer and hold down the Delete key. This is needed to enter the BIOS menu.
Step 2
Find the Boot Device menu and open the Boot Device Priority item. Enable boot priority for your drive. Press the F10 key and wait until Press any key to boot from Cd appears. Press any key.
Step 3
Open the "Advanced recovery options" menu when a window appears with the appropriate item. If the reason for the failure of the operating system is incorrect boot files, then select "Startup Repair". Wait for this process to complete and restart your computer.
Step 4
If this method did not help, then repeat the process of entering the "Advanced recovery options" menu and select "System Restore". Click the Show Other Restore Points button, Select a checkpoint and click Next. To successfully use this function, you must have checkpoints created automatically or manually. Typically, the automatic creation of such entries is active immediately after Windows is installed.
Step 5
If you yourself created an archive copy of the operating system, then use it to restore the OS settings. Select "Recover system from image". It is recommended that you first connect a USB drive if the system image is stored on it. If you have used DVDs to burn a system image, then first select a location for storing the image.
Step 6
When the “Insert first disc” message appears, follow this procedure. Typically, a Windows Seven or Vista image is stored on four or five DVDs. It is recommended to number these drives when creating a system image. Insert the desired disc one by one when the corresponding inscription appears.
