Windows 7: How to run F9 recovery after clean install.

Romik · 05 Nov 2011

Hi Guys !

I have Asus EeePC 1215B. Today I was installed Windows 7 from usb flash. I mean clean install. But now I cant run F9 recovery. When I am pressing F9 during boot it show Windows boot manager but system recovery from Asus not work

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I dont delete hidden recovery partrition from HDD. Is here possible way, to run Asus recovery ? Please help me Guys.
Sory for my english.

speedgamer01 · 05 Nov 2011

Welcome to SF!

Do you see the BIOS options at startup, or you get the windows screen first?

Romik · 05 Nov 2011

I recorded video. It not load Asus recovery. It load Windows. Before when I am not had a clean installation of Windows 7 it after pressing enter goes to Asus recovery.

Asus 1215B recovery doesnt work - YouTube

EDIT: I must use WIndows from recovery partrition because drivers from asus website dont work on clean installation of Windows.

speedgamer01 · 05 Nov 2011

Here is a great tutorial for you.

Restore an Asus Netbook to factory settings | Kioskea.net

Start from 'Getting started', in that step you will enable the bios screen where you will press F9 later.

The next step 'Restore from recovery partition will be the recovery itself, i think this tutorial is easily followable.

Cheers!
SG

mjf · 05 Nov 2011

Quote: Originally Posted by Romik

Today I was installed Windows 7 from usb flash. I mean clean install.

If it was a true clean install as opposed to a factory restore, you have probably overwritten your HDD.
It would be best if you post a full screenshot from Disk Management.
(Windows snipping tool and use the paper clip icon)

pparks1 · 05 Nov 2011

If you installed from a Windows disc, you have written over the MBR which contained the necessary components to launch that recover tool. You will likely have to accept the fact that it's gone now and just make your own image and use it going forward if you ever need to restore.

Romik · 05 Nov 2011

Here is screen:

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

I cant make my own image. Now I cant use notebook because drivers from asus web site doesnt work. KB Filter driver not working. And Wifi driver is available only for 32 bit system.

I Will call to Asus on Monday.

mjf · 05 Nov 2011

A couple of things. Can you give a FULL disk management screenshot that shows partition size info. Also some english translation.

What do you really want to do with a clean install? Normally people do this when they want to get rid of the OEM (ASUS) material and start from scratch. Of course you need the drivers so see what ASUS have to say. You can send the screen shot - what drivers are you missing?

Also, ask them what factory restore DVDs would cost just in case you may need them.

Romik · 05 Nov 2011

Guys, I will not do anything with it. I will wait to Monday. And I want call to ASUS .
I am curious... what they will say. Thanks for yours attention guys

. Later I will write here how it turned out.

phamoen · 11 Nov 2011

I hope you do aswell, cos I did the same and removed the recovey image as well... guessing doing a clean install shouldnt be a problem... Got everything working though, just unzip the network drivers and let windows 7 search those folders for updated drivers...
Only thing is the function keys on the keyboard... got some working (brightness) most not....
Anybody a suggestion????

Windows 7: How to run F9 recovery after clean install.

How to run F9 recovery after clean install. problems?