No OS installed, need to do a factory restore.

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  1. jmanwithplan
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    It's got about 1 hour left. I want to make this partition wizard bootable because it seems like an easier fix.
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  3. Kaktussoft
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       New #32

    jmanwithplan said:
    How do I download Partition wizard bootalbe flash drive, there are no download links.
    I told you before!

    Download from MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition - CNET Download.com

    And install it. Post when installed
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  4. Kaktussoft
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    Sorry!!
    From MiniTool Partition Wizard 7.1 , we provide an application called Bootable Media Builder for MiniTool Partition Wizard Professional Edition and other advanced versions. With it, you can create MiniTool Partition Wizard Bootable CD/DVD & Bootable Flash Drive.

    so not on free home version!
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  6. Kaktussoft
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    do you have an empty burnable CD? And has the laptop with problems a cd/dvd drive?
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  7. jmanwithplan
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    Yes, I just found that out. I'm thinking about purchasing it. It's a lot cheaper than having a professional look at it. I'm sure there is another solution to make an ISO bootable from a USB.
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  8. jmanwithplan
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    No, sorry. I don't have any blank cds or dvds at the moment.
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  10. Kaktussoft
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    Why do you want professional version?? home version has all options you normally want. What options do you miss?
    Features of magic partitition manager, free partition magic alternative and partition magic server - Partition Wizard.
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  11. Kaktussoft
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    Do you have a vista install disk, or vista system repair disk?
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  12. jmanwithplan
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    yes.
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  13. jmanwithplan
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    well, I need a way to burn the iso to a usb and make it bootable. Simple putting an ISO on a usb does not make it bootable.
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