In case of certain system failures, the system files necessary to continue working can be damaged. Despite the fact that new versions of Windows are reliable, special recovery discs are provided for them, which often come with a computer.
Instructions
Step 1
To restore damaged or deleted files of the Windows operating system, use a special recovery disc, which is often included with the purchase of a computer with the distribution kit installed. All actions here must be performed through the system recovery console or using disaster recovery.
Step 2
When using the second method, choose manual execution. Following the instructions in the menu, perform data recovery using one of the above methods. Often, you can enter recovery mode by booting from the disk and entering the menu on the corresponding console.
Step 3
If you do not have a recovery disk, use the reinstallation of the operating system to a new partition. To do this, use the same copy of the distribution that was installed on your computer.
Step 4
Create a recovery disk after installing the operating system. The sequence here may depend on the version of the Windows version you are using. Write down the working configuration of the system on it, and then restore the previous copy of Windows through the console.
Step 5
Even if you have never experienced any problems with the stability of Windows, create a recovery disk of the operating system configuration. You will never be fully protected from the threat of viruses, failures due to program conflicts and so on, there are a lot of reasons for the loss and damage of system files - these can be viruses, improper shutdown of the computer, installation of conflicting software, drivers, and so on.
Step 6
In order to find out the details about the procedure for creating a recovery disk, run the corresponding request on the Internet, using your copy of Windows as one of the keywords.
