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Chuck Moose
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Posted on - 03/21/2012
I have a Lenovo laptop that comes with Windows System Repair Disk. But why I cannot use it on Windows 7? Does someone have an idea?
Windows system repair in Lenovo is useless
Hi Chuck , hope the following steps will guide you in fixing of this issue.:..:
If the windows repair disk is not working mean its definitely the problem may be with the disc itself as it may be missing some files so that it cannot be repaired.
It may be also due to the crash error of the operating system and also try by formatting the operating system by installing a fresh and original copy so that it might work properly.
Even the problem is not resolved the problem might be in motherboard and its better to install drivers once again so that there is a minor chance that it might work properly.
Thank you.
Windows system repair in Lenovo is useless
It is true that when buying a laptop it is already installed with an operating system and sometimes also comes with several applications. But this doesn’t mean all applications will work on the computer because sometimes the operating system gets changed and the bundled programs are meant for an older operating system.
That’s why if your laptop ships with Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows System Repair Disk comes with it, you still need to check if Windows System Repair Disk is compatible with Windows 7. If not and like what you said it doesn’t work on your computer then it is possible that it is for a different operating system probably older than Windows 7.
If you want to create your own Windows System Repair Disk for Windows 7, you need a CD writer or a CD/DVD drive that can burn CDs. To create Windows System Repair Disk, click Start, All Programs, Maintenance, and then click “Create a System Repair Disc”. Select your optical drive from the drive dropdown box and then insert a blank disc into the drive.
Next, click “Create disc” and then wait until it is finished. When it is finished, click Close and then OK. Label the disc “Windows 7 System Repair Disc” and then keep it somewhere safe. Normally, an x86 Microsoft Windows 7 will only consume around 145 MB. So, using an ordinary CD-R would probably be enough for this task.
