| Re: Restoring a "complete pc backup" when don't have vista disc The option to create the Recovery Disks is provided by the computer manufacturer
and is not a Vista function. You will have to contact your computer
manufacturer for an additional set of Recovery Disks. (Recovery disks are NOT
backup disks. Recovery Disks allow you to return your computer to a factory
shipped condition --OS, applications and settings.)
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"insane membrane" <insane [email]membrane@discussions.microsoft.com[/email]> wrote in message
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>I have been trying to search up answers, I have Vista Home Premium, Is there
> a way I can copy or backup my recovery partion/create a set of recovery disc,
> It just popped in my head what if some files corrupt or a nast virus or worm
> gets to the recovery partion, I would then have back up disc to redo
> everything, I know XP Home Edition has it where you can Create one set of
> recovery disc, is that option avaliable in Vista Home Premium,
>
> "Cal Bear '66" wrote:
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>> Your computer should have come with a least a "Recovery Partition" and the
>> option to make DVDs from it. If you have Vista Home Premium you do not have
>> "Complete PC Backup".
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>> I Bleed Blue and Gold
>> GO BEARS!
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>> "gsgtreefrog" <gsgtreefrog@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:01774BDB-E169-46CA-8DA7-E5D9E2EB110D@microsoft.com...[color=darkred]
>> > Hey guys, I love the "complete PC backup" of Vista, but have a problem with
>> > it. My computer (a Fujitsu T4215) didn't come with a vista disc, which is
>> > the
>> > usual way one is supposed to restore a past complete pc backup. The other
>> > option, according to microsofts website, is utilizing vista's "windows
>> > recovery environment," yet of the five objects supposedly availible in the
>> > environment (startup repair, system restore, Complete PC Restore, Windows
>> > Memory Diagnostic Tool, Command Prompt) only the first two are showing up
>> > in
>> > my ersion of the windows recovery environment. Any ideas guys?[/color]
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