I want to factory reset!

i need factory reset because my warranty has expired lol

If warranty is already expired, why do you need a factory recovery ? ( when everybody usually want a clean install ). I am at a loss here.

In a MBR partitioned disk, giving OEM Recovery partition the "Active" mark can be used to kick start the recovery process. However GPT partition scheme changes everything and this old trick won't work anymore. If the installation image inside the "Recovery" partition is in "WIM" format, you may be able to manually restore the OS from it.

Look, I have missed up my sis's pc and I told her I would fix it because she want her laptop as it was, besides the laptop were faster before I clean installed so just help me

I gave you a way to Boot Recovery Partition using EasyBCD if the Recovery partition has lost its ability to boot from hotkey due to reinstall.

Make sure to back up externally the data on the two data partitions because Factory Recovery sometimes will wipe the whole drive even if it offers to contain Recovery to C.

But remember there's no way a reinstall following the steps to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 would not be much better than the factory crapware install. Since you're here and we specialize in these reinstalls, why not do it right and make your sister really happy?

gregrocker said:

Watch how you talk to the volunteers here at the top tech forums on the web. You'll behave with nothing but gratitude or be ejected into cyberspace otherwise.

I gave you a way to Boot Recovery Partition using EasyBCD if the Recovery partition has lost its ability to boot from hotkey due to reinstall.

But there's no way a reinstall following the steps to Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 would not be much better than the factory crapware install. You are at the top tech forums where we specialize in these reinstalls, so why not do it right and make your sister really happy?

But I can't set a letter on my oem partition using disk management or easeus

Try Diskpart from a System Recovery Options Command line. Use Win7 DVD if necessary to avoid password glitches.

The Commands are here: Assign, change, or remove a drive letter: Storage Services; Local File Systems

Let us know how this goes.

gregrocker said:

Try Diskpart from a System Recovery Options Command line. Use Win7 DVD if necessary to avoid password glitches.

The Commands are here: Assign, change, or remove a drive letter: Storage Services; Local File Systems

Let us know how this goes.

Thanks alot, you guys are awesome, btw can I boot from usb flash drive?

Try all System Recivery options methods to get to a Command Line that will work.

If you need bootable win7 installation flash stick see Steps 1 and 2 of Reinstall tutorial.

You'll boot Recovery from a Dual boot menu that EasyBCD creates.