Windows 7: Can I make a bootmanager to recover factory reset on asus laptop?

IT CHANGE MY LIFE !!!

I bought a Asus K53e and had that problem mentioned.. At first, it was not working.. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED ! then, I retry in Safe Mode after having restore to the Earliest Restore Point.. then...BOOM ... It finally wrote 3 lines in the Command Window after clicking ChangeHD.. I then Reboot while constantly pressing F9 TADA RECOVERY MODE !!! Im now at 58% of the Recovery process.. Kyaah !!! So many thanks for you Jarabu930 For bringing such a good knowledge !!! Gonna Keep you updated !
jamesssl 39 minutes ago

I am very pleased to announce that I finally have the solution to this problem. I've had the same issue for months. I called Asus tech support and asked geeksquad at bestbuy. Both referred me to each other -_-...anyway you're ganna want to open the "AI Recovery" folder found in "program files x86" on you're harddrive. Mine was in the original (C) drive, I state this because I have/had 3 plus the one "Recovery (R)" drive from this issue. SO from program files x86, go to ASUS, then AI Recovery. Once in this folder scroll down to "ChangeHD" (type:application), its size is about 87kb. open/run the app. as an administrator. that should unmount/hide and put the partition files back to where they originally were. It doesn't take long at all, and once its finished you can run the AI Recovery burner normally as it should.

This issue frustrated me for quite some, so I had to post this since I couldn't find the solution anywhere else. I also made a tutorial on youtube ASUS AI Recovery burner fix: Partition does not exist - YouTube because I tired looking there too for answers.

I ended up downloading Windows 7 Pro and burning it on the disc and used the code underneath the laptop. So now I have a clean install Windows 7 Pro.

Reinstalling Windows 7

I thought you might have by now, I read the whole thread. Just posted it still for anyone else that had this problem.