Fail to recover from system image .

[Ryan1990]

Hi , i create a system image for my windows 7 from the control panel and save it on the d partition, but when try to recover system image it takes too long ' about 13 hour , so i cancel the recovery , and when i restart the computer there is black screen and message "no operating system" what can i do please help...!

My files and the system image folder (160GB) still in the d , but the c is down.

 

[ignatzatsonic]

Do you have a place other than the laptop where you can temporarily store your data that is now on D?

If you do, you may be able to use a built-in recovery partition on the Asus laptop to restore you to "out of the box" condition.

I'm not positive Asus laptops have a recovery partition, but I would guess that they do.

Or, if you have a valid Certificate Of Authenticity sticker on the laptop that contains a 25 character Product Key, you could download a legal Windows ISO file, burn it to a disc, and do a clean install of Windows using the burned disc. You would activate it with the Product Key on your laptop---if you have one.

 

[Ryan1990]

Do you have a place other than the laptop where you can temporarily store your data that is now on D?

If you do, you may be able to use a built-in recovery partition on the Asus laptop to restore you to "out of the box" condition.

I'm not positive Asus laptops have a recovery partition, but I would guess that they do.

Or, if you have a valid Certificate Of Authenticity sticker on the laptop that contains a 25 character Product Key, you could download a legal Windows ISO file, burn it to a disc, and do a clean install of Windows using the burned disc. You would activate it with the Product Key on your laptop---if you have one.

Thanks for quick response , yes i check the laptop and found Certificate Of Authenticity sticker for windows , were i can download the iso file of windows and what steps i must do , appreciate your help.

 

[ignatzatsonic]

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219487-clean-reinstall-factory-oem-windows-7-a.html

Use the above tutorial.

You'll need to back up all of your data to some other location.