Create Bootable Recovery Partition in Windows 7

Author: Britec09
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Create Bootable Recovery Partition in Windows 7 In this tutorial we will create a recovery partition, so your going to need EasyBCD and a Windows 7 CD. Your need to Create a 4 GB partition and make that make the partition bootable with EasyBCD. Once complete this can be used to re-install windows if it becomes corrupt, remember this method is only useful if the MBR is in tact. http://neosmart.net/EasyBCD/ http://www.briteccomputers.co.uk

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  1. Thanks save 0.50 cent
  2. Thank you for this guide! Really helped me!
  3. this seems great i will try to do it tomorrow, with my hdd pluged on another computer because it will not boot up from the windows cd ! then i will unplug the hard drive which i don't need to reinstall windows on and see if that works once my hard drive is ready. then i will use it to my original computer
  4. Thank You so much for this video....I always wanted to create a recovery partition for my Windows 7 machine.
  5. Is there a way to slipstream drivers into this partition?
  6. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME IM GETTING Oxc000000f error I can reset to factory default I cant shrink the partition either-says space available is 0
  7. thanks man ,,, have a good day
  8. I don't understand what's the point of making an installation recovery ?
  9. thanks, u saved my ass
  10. thanks a million man it works
  11. aray baba mera laptop se partition delete kia hai maine ap help me k kaise banu partitions and. any one give me solution
  12. Question: after you create a working "boot recovery" it's a way to burn that data in to DVD/USB drive ? / Thank you.
  13. Had a fire in my win7 PC tower over the weekend. I will create the recovery partition after I get a new HD . Mine got burned.. 500 GB Western Digital...famous for this sort of thing ! Thanks Britec09 ! Enjoyed the video.!
  14. Very cool
  15. Brother..? it worked on my Laptop. but it din't work on my Computer. Boot option doesn't appear..?
    What's your suggestion?
  16. How about placing the Macrium Recovery Boot media? Is it the same such that you go to \sources\boot.wim? I see it but before I start tinkering with the idea, I'd like to know if anyone actually has done this? I can't imagine using a W7 installation disk for a recovery solution as just the Updates for W7 alone can take up to a day? I'd rather boot to the Macrium Recovery and restore an image.
  17. Thank you, thank you and thank you !!!!!
    Did it, tryed it and it worked es expected.
  18. does this work with oem windows 7?
  19. This is useful information