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Created my System Repair Disk ... thank you for the Tutorial :)
Ciara ... X
System Repair Disc - Create
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Brink
Single post please read.
laptop accidentally shut down during windows update
Posting here because I didn't want to hijack the above thread
So is my non SP1 repair disk useless?
Not a problem if needed to burn a new one but it seems not to be widely known issue if true.
1) Do I need to make a new one since installing SP1?
2) May need to be added to tutorial if true.
Mike
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Hello Mike,
You could still use a non SP1 Windows 7 disc to use the command prompt at boot on a Windows 7 SP1 installation. However, if you wanted to use the other options at "System Recovery", you would need to have a Windows 7 SP1 disc for a Windows 7 SP1 installation.
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Thanks Brink.
I'll burn a new one and mark it SP1 version.
I figured BFK would not be wrong!!
Mike
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Outside of the fact that a repair disc would save wear and tear on the original W7 DVD, does a repair disc offer any additional advantage(s)?
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Hello Seekermeister,
Other than that, creating a system repair disc after installing SP1 would be better since you would no longer be able to use a non SP1 Windows 7 installation DVD for any of the "System Recovery Options" other than "Command Prompt" and maybe "Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool".
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what if i create a repair disk in my laptop(32bit) will it work with my computer(32bit)?
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