Every Microsoft releases new operating system (including Windows 7), they claim that the operating system is more stable than its predecessor. However, you will never know one day a stable system will experience problems. It would be better if you do anticipate in order to minimize the impact of Windows 7 when having problems.
One solution preparation you can do to anticipate the damage is by way of making a CD repair Windows 7 that can be used for booting the operating system when having problems. Windows 7 have a feature that can be used to create a repair CD with an easy step.
Step it works is as follows:
* Click Start, then type system repair disc click Create a System Repair Disc.
* A window will come out Create Disc Repair System. Select media disc will be used.
* Insert a piece of blank CD into the DVD / CD RW and proceed to click the Create disc button .
* When done, remove pieces of the CD that you created from the DVD / CD RW
Now you have CDs that can be used as a dis repair Windows 7 on a computer or your notebook.
Then, how to use the repair disc that has been made?
* Boot your computer or notebook using a piece of CD that you created. Select the Windows Setup [EMS Enabled] to get into the menu system repair.
* Once the boot process is complete, you can access the System Recovery Options tool and restore the System Image files that you created earlier.
How to Make CD Repair Windows 7 Image
* Now you can choose the type of recovery to be run to restore the operating system Windows 7 on a notebook or PC in accordance with the conditions of damage to the system that you are facing. If you want to use the system image that has been made, click System Image Recovery and follow the steps beriutnya ssuai with the instructions provided.
Although never wanted, you’ll never know when windows 7 operating system experience problems. A wise move if you want to take the time to create a repair CD which will be useful when the notebook ata your PC problems.
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