The complete unaltered report as per Tutorial.
It will let us know if their is a problem with your insulation of Windows. Many problems can happen when installing Windows that will cause all kinds of problems.
Knowing that their is no problems with the installation of Windows 7 is a good starting place to trouble shoot other problems. Other wise we can be chasing our tail for days.
Well let me tell my sordid tale....
I had a windows update the other day and afterward IE10 did not work right and my icons were all on default.
It was a two year or so run on that install and I'm sure the registry had bloated up. So I decided to reinstall windows.
Not thinking clearly I ran the OEM recovery CD. It installed OK except it did not take the product key on the machine. I had forgot I had upgraded to Win 7 Pro.
So I installed the Win 7 and it took off. A few hundred updates and here I am.
I'm really not worried about the backup as it is the system restore I want the most.
Hello Red Raspberry, welcome to SevenForums!
Where did you purchase your Windows 7 license? The key in use is from a MSDN subscription and has very strict usage restrictions.
Tom
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