System image restore


  1. rilians
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    Windows 7
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    System image restore


    Hi
    Did a system image backup onto DVDs. I had 3 partitions on my HD C:windows, Data, and a linux partition. What am I going to see when I restore it. Have to because my MBR is messed up from installing GRUB onto MBR when installing Linux.
    I guess my next question is how do I fix my mbr without going the image restore route?

    Thanks

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  3. richc46
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    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
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    type this from an adminstrators account in CMD

    fixmbr \Device\HardDisk0
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