Bootmgr missing after running recovery option

Gary said:

I gave you one in a former reply.

Bootmgr missing after running recovery option

Both those links are dead, probably Microsoft had them removed.

I just end up with a blank page.

Probably easier to get an install ISO and use it.

Windows 7 Direct Download Links

About half way down the page, Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 X17-58996.iso

Thanks, I'm very wary about downloading software.

Gary said:

I would not have posted in post number 2 if they were not free of viruses. But feel free to scan them. The actual link is in post #2

Windows 7 Recovery Disk | Boot from CD

You will have to choose 32 0r 64 bit.

I've just found they go nowhere as well.

Thanks
Bill

derekimo said:

Gary said:

I gave you one in a former reply.

Bootmgr missing after running recovery option

Both those links are dead, probably Microsoft had them removed.

I just end up with a blank page.

Probably easier to get an install ISO and use it.

Windows 7 Direct Download Links

About half way down the page, Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 X17-58996.iso

derekimo said:

Gary said:

I gave you one in a former reply.

Bootmgr missing after running recovery option

Both those links are dead, probably Microsoft had them removed.

I just end up with a blank page.

Probably easier to get an install ISO and use it.

Windows 7 Direct Download Links

About half way down the page, Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 X17-58996.iso

But that takes you to Amazon where you have to purchase one.

Gary said:

derekimo said:

Gary said:

I gave you one in a former reply.

Bootmgr missing after running recovery option

Both those links are dead, probably Microsoft had them removed.

I just end up with a blank page.

Probably easier to get an install ISO and use it.

Windows 7 Direct Download Links

About half way down the page, Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 X17-58996.iso

But that takes you to Amazon where you have to purchase one.

Why? You can use an install ISO and make a disc (for free) and access the repair console from that.

My Win 7 is an Asus oem starter version which I can't see on that site,

as I previously mentioned I have access to an identical laptop so can I make a recovery disk from that?

Thanks
Bill

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Gary said:

About half way down the page, Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 X17-58996.iso

Create a System Repair Disc in Windows 7

This is from The How To Geek and it shows you how to make one-free.

OH geez, I clicked on one of the three links above that. That should work Bill or the one from the Geek. Sorry for the confusion.

[QUOTE=Bill2013;2380894]My Win 7 is an Asus oem starter version which I can't see on that site,

as I previously mentioned I have access to an identical laptop so can I make a recovery disk from that?

Thanks
Bill

derekimo said:

Gary said:

About half way down the page, Windows 7 Home Premium x86 SP1 X17-58996.iso

Sorry, just saw the 32bit in your specs.

Yeah, you can make one the other computer,

System Repair Disc - Create

Yes indeed you can.