Where to get a packard bell tj67 win7 repair disk

[gpax]

Hi , I'm in desperate need of a backup or repair disk for packard bell easynote tj67
it's a windows 7 64 bit as my laptop will not boot up and says I need to run as repair
If anybody has an image of this disk or knows where I would be able to download one from I'd be very grateful and would appriciate any help
thanks

 

[zigzag3143]

Hi , I'm in desperate need of a backup or repair disk for packard bell easynote tj67
it's a windows 7 64 bit as my laptop will not boot up and says I need to run as repair
If anybody has an image of this disk or knows where I would be able to download one from I'd be very grateful and would appriciate any help
thanks

Um why dont you just buy win 7? It would work.

 

[Bill2]

Hello gpax,

You can download and use a Win7 Recovery disk from this site.

Download Windows 7 System Recovery Discs — The NeoSmart Files

The Windows 7 Recovery Disc can be used to access a system recovery menu, giving you options of using System Restore, Complete PC Backup, automated system repair, and a command-line prompt for manual advanced recovery. You cannot use the Windows 7 Recovery Disc to re-install Windows - it only fixes (not replaces!) Windows.

 

[johnnyallan]

Windows 7 Rescue Disks

there is seller on ebay selling the full set of restore disks for £8.99 for a TJ61, now I know that they work because I had the SAME PROBLEM WITH MY tj67 , if you are still having problems try switch off your machine, restart and press ALT & F10 repeatedly, that should start the rescue, just follow the instructions on the screen, I hope this solves your problems

 

[gregrocker]

You want to boot the 64 bit Repair CD which Bill linked to, after burning it at 4x speed with ImgBurn (never fails).

See if it finds an installation and then offers a Repair and accept it. If this does not start Win7, then boot back in and click through to Recovery Tools list to run Startup Repair repeatedly - if it finds an installation then it is normally reparable.

System Restore is automated along with all other repair commands in Startup Repair, but you might try it separately if necessary. Can you remember what it was you were doing that might have caused the problem?

From what Johnny is saying, that model has a built-in Recovery partition which can be triggered as given. You should try that as a last resort. If Recovery will not run using his approach, then read the Manual on the Support Downloads webpage for your model. There is an image file in the Recovery partition which can be mounted and run to reinstall, as well.

If you need to retrieve files before reimaging or reinstalling, use Paragon Rescue free app. First try to rescue partition, then files which can be copied off externally. You can also reinstall with any installer for your version, and any version installer can have all other versions unlocked using ei.cfg removal tool.