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  1. Posts : 2,047
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    Why do OEMs don't come with recovery disks? Some does but you need to purchase it >.<
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  2. Posts : 6,292
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       #22

    For the same reason stuff doesn't come with written manuals. It costs money and people don't complain when they don't get one.
    You have to make your own.
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  3. Posts : 18,415
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       #23

    There is know way I know how to get it back to working order Jesse ...
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  4. Posts : 1,944
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       #24

    Greg said I deleted my recovery partition. It seems to be working fine. He said I needed to add the recovery partition back.
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  5. Posts : 18,415
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       #25

    Should be no bother if it is working as expected ...
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  6. Posts : 1,944
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       #26

    Do you know how I can add the recovery partition back?
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  7. Posts : 18,415
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    Know way I know of Jesse ... Thought it was working fine though ...
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  8. Posts : 1,944
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       #28

    It is. But, everyone is acting like I need my recovery partition on my other thread.
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  9. Posts : 12,012
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       #29

    Jesse Williams said:
    It is. But, everyone is acting like I need my recovery partition on my other thread.
    I'd instead concentrate on getting your Windows installation into prime shape and then making an image of it, from which you could later restore.

    And from that point forward ignore the factory recovery partition.

    The most the factory recovery partition can ever do for you is to restore you to a factory state. Why would you need that when you could instead restore to a superior state?
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  10. Posts : 18,415
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    ignatzatsonic said:
    Jesse Williams said:
    It is. But, everyone is acting like I need my recovery partition on my other thread.
    I'd instead concentrate on getting your Windows installation into prime shape and then making an image of it, from which you could later restore.

    And from that point forward ignore the factory recovery partition.

    The most the factory recovery partition can ever do for you is to restore you to a factory state. Why would you need that when you could instead restore to a superior state?
    Totally agree with the above statement ...

    I have read your other Thread Jesse it does seem you deleted your Recovery partition.
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