Windows 7 System Recovery Disc (x32/x64) Reuploaded

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Windows 7 System Recovery Disc (x32/x64) Reuploaded
Windows 7 System Recovery Disc (x32/x64) Updated | 300MB
This Is Where Recovery Disk Come Into Play. It Is Recommended That Users Create A Recovery Disk As Soon As Possible And Keep It In A Safe Location. In Case Your Windows 7 Fails To Boot, The Recovery Disk Can Help Fix The Problem.
If You?re Like Most PC Users, You Probably Got Windows 7 With A New PC Laptop. And If You?re Like 99% Of The Population, You Get Your New Machines From One Of The Major Manufacturers. Dell, Acer, HP, Toshiba, Lenovo; Who All Have One Thing In Common: They Don?t Give You A Real Windows 7 Installation Disc With Your Purchase. Instead, They Bundle What They Call A ?recovery Disc? (that?s If You?re Lucky ? Otherwise You?ll Have A Recovery Partition Instead) With Your Machine And Leave It At That.
It Doesn?t Matter That You Just Paid A Thousand Dollars For A Machine That Comes With A Valid Windows 7 License ? Your Computer Manufacturer Just Don?t Want To Spend The Money ( Perhaps Take On The Responsibility) Of Giving You A Windows 7 Installation DVD To Accompany Your Expensive Purchase.
The Problem Is, With Windows 7, The Installation Media Serves More Than One Purpose. It?s Not Just A Way To Get Windows Installed, It?s Also The Only Way Of Recovering A Borked Installation. The Windows 7 DVD Has A Complete ?recovery Center? That Provides You With The Option Of Recovering Your System Via Automated Recovery (searches For Problems And Attempts To Fix Them Automatically), Rolling-Back To A System Restore Point, Recovering A Full PC Backup, Accessing A Command-Line Recovery Console For Advanced Recovery Purposes.
Thankfully, Microsoft Seems To Have Realized This Problem, And Have Thankfully Made A Recovery Disc For This Purpose. It Contains The Contents Of The Windows 7 DVD?s ?recovery Center,? As We?ve Come To Refer To It. It Cannot Be Used To Install Reinstall Windows 7, And Just Serves As A Windows PE Interface To Recovering Your PC. Technically, One Could Re-Create This Installation Media With Freely-Downloadable Media From Microsoft (namely The Microsoft WAIK Kit, A Multi-Gigabyte Download); But It?s Damn-Decent Of Microsoft To Make This Available To Windows? Users Who Might Not Be Capable Of Creating Such A Thing On Their Own. You Can Make Your Own Copy From Windows 7 Ultimate Edition, But Now You Have An Easier Alternative.
It?s A 143 MB Download (165 MiB For The 64-Bit Version), And In The Standard ISO Format, Ready To Burned Directly To A CD DVD. Don?t Wait Until Your PC Crashes To Download A Copy! Download And Burn Your Recovery Disc Today, So That When The Time Comes, You?ll Be Ready!
What It Does: The Windows 7 Recovery Disc Can Be Used To Access A System Recovery Menu, Giving You Options Of Using System Restore, Complete PC Backup, Automated System Repair, And A Command-Line Prompt For Manual Advanced Recovery.
What It Doesn?t Do: You Cannot Use The Windows 7 Recovery Disc To Re-Install Windows ? It Only Fixes (not Replaces!) Windows.
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