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Windows 7: how do i create a 'recovery' partition?

13 Feb 2012   #1

Windows 7 Ultimate x32, ubuntu 12.04 LTS
 
 
how do i create a 'recovery' partition?

i have a year old hp pavilion a6425n and it shipped with a 250 gb hdd witch i later upgraded to a 500 gb hdd and i lost my recovery option.. can i make a new recovery partition using my Windows 7 disk so if i press F11 during boot it takes me to setup?

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13 Feb 2012   #2

Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x64
Southern California, USA
 
 

Hello cammy,

Here is a tutorial that may apply to you from this very website, try it out: Recovery Partition - Create

Credits:
"Recovery Partition - Create" tutorial creator - severedsolo
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13 Feb 2012   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate x32, ubuntu 12.04 LTS
 
 

thanks! and 1 more thing i have a HP mini 110-1125NR running win7HP and when i installed i lost the recovery manager to install from the syste,m recovery and i cant install it...
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13 Feb 2012   #4

Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x64
Southern California, USA
 
 

Hello again cammy.

You are saying that you lost the recovery manager to install the system recovery, and now that it is gone, cannot install another recovery manager? I don't believe there is a way to get it back, as I am sure that is one of those things that come pre-installed on a computer. If interested, you might look into purchasing software that does this sort of thing for you.


Some of these tutorials may come in handy for you, take a look:
  1. System Restore Point - Create
  2. System Repair Disc - Create
  3. Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup
Credits:
All linked to tutorials (#'s 1-3) created by Brink
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13 Feb 2012   #5

Windows 7 Ultimate x32, ubuntu 12.04 LTS
 
 

no it has a backup partitioon i cant do anything with.. i wanna take it back to starter becayuse its better on battery
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13 Feb 2012   #6

Windows 7 Ultimate x32, ubuntu 12.04 LTS
 
 

and i performed the steps omn the origional post can i make it so it only loads it when pressing F11 at boot witch was the shortcut from bios to my old partition
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13 Feb 2012   #7

Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-Bit
Peterborough, England
 
 

You might find it easier to buy a set of HP recovery discs.

HP and Compaq Desktop PCs: Looking for Recovery Discs? - HP Customer Care (United States - English)

You don't say where you live so you'll need to change the region if you don't live in the USA.

Failing that, you say you have a Windows 7 DVD. You could just carry out a clean install with that, and then create a system image backup.
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13 Feb 2012   #8

Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x64
Southern California, USA
 
 

Hello cammy,

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by cammykool View Post
no it has a backup partitioon i cant do anything with.. i wanna take it back to starter becayuse its better on battery
Did you say your Windows 7 starter came with any DVDs, and if so, what is it called exactly (what does it say on the CD)?
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by cammykool View Post
and i performed the steps omn the origional post can i make it so it only loads it when pressing F11 at boot witch was the shortcut from bios to my old partition
Unfortuanately, I am not aware of any method of making this possible.

I recommend following "Seavixen's" suggestions
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13 Feb 2012   #9

Windows 7 Ultimate x32, ubuntu 12.04 LTS
 
 

how do i create a 'recovery' partition?-recovery.png

i have it set up with easyBCD but it does it withn a bootloader that could get annoying
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