Create a recovery disk on a USB stick


  1. martyn64
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    Create a recovery disk on a USB stick


    Hi folks

    A friend of mine has a Acer mini PC which doesn't have a DVD drive only USB ports. It occurred to me that if things went wrong it would be difficult to troubleshoot. I would like to create a recovery dick on a USB Stick. Windows will only create to a DVD drive. It would be for Windows 7 Home Premium.

    Apologies if this has be posted before...

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  3. ThrashZone
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    Hi and welcome to SevenForums,
    I'd use Macrium reflect for that it is way more reliable
    Imaging with free Macrium
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