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When downloading the .iso file, does it matter which version (Home, Ultimate, Professional) I download to use? Does it have to be the same as the computer that I am repairing?
System Repair Disc - Create
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New #141
It must be the same 32-bit or 64-bit version. It doesn't have to be the same edition, but it would be best if it was.
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New #142
Okay, thank you. I was checking through the downloads on the dell link you provided a few posts ago, but there was no option for Enterprise, so what would be the best fit from the other three?
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For Enterprise, you could download the ISO files for the 90-day evaluation below at Microsoft for this.
Windows 7 Enterprise| Trial, Evaluation, Test, Deploy
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New #144
Thanks for the tutorial.
I do some IT support. I know you can dual boot 7 for 32 and 64 bit editions, but could I create a setup on a USB stick to dual boot for Win 7 SP1 Repair 32 and 64 bit versions? What I'm thinking in fact is to have a usb stick with 5 partitions, 2 for the aforementioned, 2 for SP2 when it comes out and a fifth partition for data/storage. I guess it would also be beneficial to put the respective ISO files in each partition. Any ideas on how to go about this would be much appreciated.
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thank-you a great tutorial. I have made a repair disk but it's on a re-writable disk is that OK or should it be on a normal DVD disk or CD ?
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Can I create the Syst Repair on one and use on another
Can I create this System Repair disk on my Win 7 computer and use it to repair another Win 7 computer. Both are laptops. The one that is having the problem is an HP.
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New #148
Hello ExcelsiorPC, and welcome to Seven Forums.
If both PC are the same 32-bit or 64-bit type, then yes you can use it on both.
Do note that a "System Repair Disc" is not the same as an "OEM Factory Recovery/Restore disc", and cannot reinstall Windows. It can only be used to boot to and use "System Recovery Options" screen.
Hope this helps, :)
Shawn
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Hey. I am wondering, is there any way how to make repair disc on USB ? It's been like 5 years I had used any dvd drive and I don't have access to any currently.
I had found this program ... TotalMounter - a Free Virtual CD/DVD Burner That's Easy to Use. Anybody has experience with it ? Guess I can burn repair disc to image, but I am not sure how to place it on USB afterwards so it's bootable. Thanks for help.
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