In the main WinSetupFromUSB window, select the name of our flash drive.

Put a tick on the item Auto format it with FBinst and check the FAT32 box,

Check the box Vista/7/8/Server 2008/2012 based ISO and click on the button that opens the Explorer window.

Explorer opens, find it on the computer ISO image Live CD AOMEI PE Builder and select it with the left mouse, click "Open".

Click “GO”.

"Yes"

The creation of a bootable Live CD AOMEI PE Builder flash drive begins.

The bootable USB flash drive is ready.

"OK"

We boot the laptop from the bootable USB flash drive Live CD AOMEI PE Builder. Our flash drive is universal; from it you can boot a laptop with a UEFI interface, as well as a regular BIOS.

Press “Enter” on the keyboard.

The Live CD AOMEI PE Builder desktop loads, which is a regular Live CD on Windows based 8.1.

Connecting a portable one to a laptop hard drive USB or regular flash drive with a capacity of 16-32 GB.

Click on Windows button Disk Management.

In disk management, three drives connected to the laptop are visible.

Disk 0. Laptop hard drive with all partitions:

The first hidden partition without a letter, volume 450 MB, contains the environment Windows recovery 8.1.

The second hidden partition without a letter, volume 100 MB, with EFI system partition (contains the boot configuration store (BCD) and boot files operating system).

Section (C:) with installed Windows 8.1 which won't load.

Section (D:) with user data files.

The last hidden partition without a letter, volume 20.37 GB, is where the factory image of Windows 8.1 is located. We need to enter this section and copy the factory WIM image to a portable hard drive USB disk(I’ll explain why later).

Disc 1. Bootable USB flash drive Live CD AOMEI PE Builder.

Disc 2. Portable USB hard drive, capacity 1 TB.

Before work, the drive (C:) needs to be formatted. Right-click on it and select “Format”

"OK"

The drive (C:) is formatted.

Launch the command line

and assign a letterhidden partition, volume 20.37 GB.

Enter the commands:

diskpart

lis vol (list all hard drive partitions)

sel vol 5 (using this command we select hidden RECOVERY partition without a letter, volume 20.37 GB, with a factory image of Windows 8.1)

assign (the command assigns a letter to the hidden partition).

Open the My Computer window and see that the hidden partition is assigned a letter (E:), go to this partition.

First of all, turn on the display hidden files and folders, otherwise we will not see the factory WIM image with Windows 8.1, since it has the Hidden attribute. Left-click on View and check the “Hidden” items box.

Next we look in the folders factory WIM image. On my laptop it is in the folder"Factory" is called install.wim. Regardless of the laptop manufacturer, the file containing the factory image of Windows called install.wim.

Sometimes this file divided into several files with the extension .swm I will also explain to you what to do with these files later in the article.

So, let's copy our file install.wim to a portable USB hard drive. Right-click on the file and select"Copy"

Go to the partition (H:) of the portable USB hard drive.

Right-click on an empty space and select Paste.

File install.wim is copied to the partition (H:).

File install.wim is copied to the partition (H:).

Friends, now all we have to do is expand the contents of the file using the command line install.wim(factory image of Windows 8.1) to disk (C:), for this you need to enter only one command, but you need to enter it correctly, the file index must be indicated in the commandinstall.wim and it's easy to define.

Any install.wim file must have a so-called image index and in the next command we must specify it. To determine the image index of the install.wim file, open the command line and enter the command:

DISM /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:H:\install.wim

Where H:, the drive letter where the file is located install.wim.

As you can see, the image index 1 .

Accordingly, enter the following command:

imagex /apply /check H:\install.wim 1 C:\

where image /apply /check H:\install.wim 1 C:\, means unpack the file install.wim from disk (H:) with the image checked for errors, on disk (C:), and 1 is the image index.

Unpacking begins Windows image 8.1 from file install.wim to drive (C:). In other words, we did it using the command line and the utility ImageX is what the factory reset program was supposed to do - deploy the factory image from the hidden partition to the (C:) drive.

Progress 100%. Unpacking completed successfully. Factory Windows 8.1 deployed to disk (C:)!

Reboot the laptop and enter the final phase Windows installations 8.1.

We do not change the language and regional settings.

We accept the terms of the license agreement.

The laptop manufacturer may ask you to create your ID and register the system. You can refuse by unchecking the appropriate boxes.

Enter the computer name.

You can immediately set up an Internet connection via WI-FI or refuse.

"Skip this step".

You can manually configure the settings, as I told you how to do this.

Or you can “Use standard settings”

Enter your username and click “Finish”

Windows 8.1 is loading.

When you connect to the Internet, the operating system is automatically activated.

I foresee your questions:

1. Hello admin! You found out the image index install.wim using the utilityDISM, why didn’t you further deploy the image using it?

Yes, you are right, you can use the DISM utility, the command will look like this:

Dism /apply-image /imagefile:H:\install.wim /index:1 /ApplyDir:C:\

but since Windows 7 I’ve gotten used to the ImageX utility, DISM does the same thing, but the commands are 2 times longer, which means the likelihood of errors (especially for an inexperienced user) increases.

2. Why transfer the install.wim file from a hidden partition of the laptop hard drive to a portable USB hard drive?

Basically, it doesn't matter where the file is located install.wim, and on the command line you can specify full path to the file, for example, in my case, the command would look like this:

imagex /apply /check E:\OKRBackup\Factory\install.wim 1 C:\

3. What should I do if there is no file on my laptop in the hidden section? install.wim, and there is a group of files:

install4.swm...?

In this case, you need to add a key ref and the command will look like this:

imagex /apply /check /ref H:\install*.swm H:\install.swm 1 C:\

If you use DISM, the command will look like this:

Dism /apply-image /imagefile:H:\Install.Swm /SWMFile:H:\install*.swm /index:1 /ApplyDir:C:\

4. After expanding the file install.wim, Windows boot loader 8.1 gave an error. What to do?

It is better to restore the bootloader in a recovery environment. There is a shortcut on the desktop of Live CD AOMEI PE Builder to go to WIN 8.1 recovery environment - Windows Recovery Environment.

5. I have a 32-bit operating system and your image Live CD AOMEI PE Builder 64 bit, not suitable for me.

The latest laptop models have a very good option that allows you to return the laptop to its factory state, which is very convenient. After installing the system on the laptop, you need to install all the drivers and programs. Now, after restoring the system, this is no longer necessary. This applies not only to Asus laptops, but in this article we will talk about them.

Over the past week, several laptops have arrived with problems loading the OS. In the latter case, the owner came with the question: “How to start the restoration Asus systems EEE PC?

In laptops Asus recovery system (recovery) is launched with the F9 key. In this article, the photos were taken while restoring the system on the Asus X54C-SX531R. On hard drives(HDD) of laptops, a hidden partition of 20-30 GB in size has been created, which with simple means you cannot help but delete, not format even on another computer (if you remove the HDD), but it is better not to delete the system recovery partition. When installing another operating system, you will have to manually search for and install suitable drivers.

Remember, the laptop battery must be fully charged, and in some models the laptop must be connected to the mains during the recovery process.

In order to start the recovery procedure for an Asus laptop, you must immediately after turning on the computer's power, press and hold the F9 key for several seconds. The following menu should appear.

Press enter.

Select the desired language from the drop-down list and click “Next”.

In the window that appears, there will be a warning that this software is intended exclusively for Asus laptops and will also warn that the data on the disk will be destroyed. If you saved everything necessary files, feel free to click “Next”.

Then you will be offered a choice on which partition to restore the system. Here the choice is yours, but to save the data in partition “D”, select “Restore Windows to the first partition” and click “next”.

From this moment the recovery procedure itself will begin. The beginning of it looks like this:

Don’t be nervous, don’t press or enter anything! After running system recovery on an asus laptop, this data is entered automatically by the laptop. Just wait until the desktop appears on the display and the laptop stops rebooting. In this case, the recovery process lasted more than 1 hour.

Windows 8 system recovery may be required if critical errors occur in your PC. To prevent the user from having to completely reinstall the OS, special tools are provided that allow you to restore your computer even without deleting files or changing general system settings. In this article you will learn how to start restoring a computer or laptop on Win 8 in different ways.

Below we consider two scenarios for the development of events: with a working operating system and with a faulty one. In the first case, you can perform recovery from the Windows 8 interface without a disk or flash drive, and in the second, you will need bootable media for copying system files. All methods are presented below:

• rollback from a restore point;
• using Refresh your PC;
• reset to factory settings on laptop;
• recovery using a boot disk or flash drive.

Let's consider each of the methods in detail. All instructions are fully working and suitable for any build of Windows 8 32/64 Bit.

System Restore Point

This method allows you to roll back the OS to a certain state. You must do the following:

1. Open File Explorer using the icon on the taskbar.

1. In the left directory, find the “This PC” item and right-click on it to select “Properties” from the menu.

1. In the window that opens, click on the “System Protection” button.

1. In the selected tab, click on the “Restore” button.

1. On the first screen, click on “Next”.

1. From the list, select a checkpoint according to the date when the computer was stable and working. Click "Next".

1. To start the procedure, click the “Finish” button.

Now you know how to use a checkpoint to rollback the state of the OS.

Creating a checkpoint

If you don't have checkpoints created automatically, you can do it manually. This option will be useful if problems arise with the OS in the future:

1. Open the Properties window again and click on System Protection.

1. Next, click on the “Create” button marked in the screenshot.

1. Enter a name and click "Create".

1. Wait until the procedure is completed. After it, the current OS configuration will be saved as a checkpoint. You can easily restore this state if Windows 8 malfunctions using the instructions described above.

Rollback via Options

Windows 8 debuted the Refresh Your PC tool. With its help, the user can roll back the OS state to the required state. You can save applications and settings, return your PC to factory settings, completely reinstall the system, or launch a safe environment and perform the necessary actions through it.

First you need to open “Computer Settings”:

1. Right-click on the Start icon and select Find.

1. In the search bar, enter the query “PC settings” and open the corresponding application.

1. In the list of sections, select "Update and Recovery".

1. Go to the “Recovery” subsection. Here are tools that allow you to return the OS to its original state or start safe mode.

The first option (1) allows you to restore factory defaults. Windows settings 8 without losing personal files, music, photos, etc. Using the second item (2) you can call up the menu for complete reinstallation OS and return it to factory preset settings. Moreover, all personal files and installed applications will be deleted. By clicking on the button in the third paragraph (3), you can call up the safe environment and continue settings through it. The first two options allow you to roll back the system from the Windows 8 interface.

It’s worth taking a closer look at the safe environment, since advanced functionality awaits you there.

Click on the “Restart now” button and wait - on the screen you will see a menu launch with a choice of action. Click on "Diagnostics".

As you can see, here you can perform all the same operations as in Windows interface 8. However, the diagnostic menu can be useful if the OS does not boot. Click on the button Additional options" to go to advanced functionality. With it you can:

• roll back the OS to a checkpoint;
• use wim image for recovery;
• roll back the system via the command line.

Let's consider all the possibilities in more detail. We dealt with the first point above - the procedure is no different from performing it in running Windows 8.

By clicking on “Restore system image”, you launch a program to automatically unpack a pre-created wim archive. It should contain the entire OS with personal settings and programs. You can connect a disk or flash drive to your computer to unpack a third-party wim image. This way you will get a complete system.

« Command line» allows you to start the rollback procedure using simple commands. Click on the appropriate button to launch the application. Now enter the command “rstrui.exe” and press Enter to run. After this, you will have access to the PC recovery menu via checkpoint.

You can launch this menu through bootable media if the installed OS does not work correctly and does not start. Let's consider this situation.

Performing the procedure using a flash drive

Performing the procedure this way will require some preparation. First, you need to create bootable media. To do this, you need to visit the official Microsoft website, where the Windows 8 web installer is located and download it to another computer. The bootloader will download the OS files and create a boot drive automatically.

Secondly, you need to make settings through the BIOS. To do this, when starting the PC, press the button responsible for entering the BIOS menu (it is indicated on the initial computer startup screen). Go to the "Boot" menu and install bootable USB flash drive first place in boot priority. To save the settings, press F10 and restart your PC again.

Now when you turn it on you will see the installer menu. Here you will find the option to uninstall, reinstall the system, hard formatting disk. The creators also included the recovery function in a separate menu:

1. When downloading the application, select your language and click Next.

1. On the second screen, click on the marked button.

1. Open the Diagnostics menu.

1. Using "Restore" will open the tool to roll back to a checkpoint. The "Reset to original state" button launches a tool to return the OS to its factory state. You are already familiar with the contents of the “Advanced Settings” menu.

1. Select the desired item and start the procedure.

Rollback on a laptop with a pre-installed operating system

Laptop manufacturers that sell devices with pre-installed software provide the ability to rollback using proprietary utilities and tools. Part of the hard drive space is allocated for recovery, so you can start the process of returning your PC to its original settings in a couple of steps.

This applies to laptops from Asus, Lenovo, Acer, HP and many others. Let's look at the procedure using the Acer Iconia tab w5100 as an example. By default, this company uses the keyboard shortcut Alt + F10, which must be pressed on the initial boot screen with the Acer logo.

You will see the "Acer eRecovery Management" menu. Select the marked item.

After this, wait until the procedure is completed. During the process, the laptop may reboot several times. The only way to cancel the recovery process is to restart the PC. After the rollback is complete, you will receive the device with factory settings.

The names of the utilities and how to access them differ depending on the laptop manufacturer, but using this example you can easily restore Windows 8 on any device.

Conclusion

Using the methods described, you can return Windows 8 to its working or original state in almost any situation. Use checkpoints to restore your computer to its previous state. The Refresh Your PC functionality is useful when restoring your PC to factory settings. A safe environment is useful if Windows 8 does not start - the necessary tools can be opened via a bootable USB flash drive.

Video

Below you can watch a training video that clearly shows all the steps from this article. Together with the video instructions, you will be able to figure out the difficulties and restore your computer without outside help.

Greetings, readers.

Often laptop users encounter a problem when the operating system fails. And if previously the device could be “brought back to life” only with the help Windows reinstallation, now there are several options. The first is to use the built-in solution located on the installation disk. The second is system recovery Asus laptop– the function will reset the equipment to factory settings. Of course, such methods are not only available on the above-mentioned devices. Today I will talk about them and the standard ones.

All laptops from Asus have a tool that allows you to restore the functionality of the equipment. It is located on the hard drive and takes up about 20-30 GB. In this case, the section is hidden. It cannot be simply removed, but there are tools that allow you to say goodbye to it. But it’s still better not to restore Windows 7 to factory settings.

It is immediately worth noting that this solution returns the laptop to the state in which it was purchased in the store. Therefore, all personal data and programs will be deleted from the system disk. If you have it on your desktop or in the folder " My documents"there are important documents, it is better to save them in another place

This application is convenient because it does not remove previously installed drivers, and therefore there will be no need to waste time on this procedure again.

It is worth remembering that this solution is perfect if the computer does not see the image on the installation disk.

Be sure to connect the device to a constant power supply before starting.

To start restoring from the recovery partition, you need to perform several steps:

No need to worry again - just leave the laptop for a while. The main thing is to wait for the desktop to appear. Process on various devices lasts from half an hour to one and a half.

You only need to enter any data when choosing a username.

After completing the procedure, you can begin to personalize the device, because now it will be the same as you purchased it in the store.

Windows Disk( )

Another frequently used tool is System Restore, which is offered on the installation disk of Windows 8 or other latest versions. In this case, it is best to do this from a flash drive. The main thing is to prepare the appropriate portable memory in advance. To do this, you need an image of the system that is currently installed on the computer, and special program. Let's say WinToFlash perfect for this. Just insert the device, launch the application and, using the prompts, create the desired element.

To recover, we perform several movements.

Mar 3 2015

How to restore Windows system 7 on a laptop, a black screen appears when loading, the recovery environment does not work, I deleted all hidden partitions, original disc no with Windows 7.

I spent a lot of time, tell me what to do now, or at least how to insure myself against such situations in the future, preferably without using paid programs backup data.

How to restore Windows 7 system

Unfortunately, there are many reasons for this problem, ranging from incorrectly written drivers, harmful effects of a virus, errors file system and ending with our erroneous actions when working with a computer, there is no need to be afraid of such problems, you need to learn how to deal with them effectively.

Let's think about how to restore a Windows 7 system, and also insure ourselves in the future against possible troubles using the backup and recovery tools built into the operating system.

We will learn how to restore Windows 7 without using third party programs for backup even when the System Recovery Options are not loaded and the F-8 button will be useless.

Has in its arsenal quite powerful and good tool-> Recovery environment, which is created automatically when installing Windows 7 in a hidden partition and contains five other tools that solve numerous malfunctions and problems.

Note: If you learn how to use Windows 7 recovery tools correctly, and this is not difficult, then you can do without additional and paid data backup programs.

You can launch the recovery tool by pressing the F-8 button on the keyboard immediately after starting the computer. After this, the menu Additional boot options will open in front of you: Troubleshoot your computer, then Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Boot network drivers etc.

A small digression: Before selecting Troubleshoot your computer, try the easier option - Last Known Good Configuration - in simple words, the operating system always remembers the last successful boot of the computer and enters this information into the registry.

If there are problems loading, Windows can remember the registry settings and driver settings that were used when the system was last successfully booted and use them if you select the Last Known Good Configuration option.

If this tool does not help, select the first -> Troubleshoot computer problems.

Next, we get to the Windows 7 System Recovery Options menu, this is what we need, this is where we can select the System Restore tool we need, there are five in total, let’s take a closer look at how they all work.

The first thing to do is apply Startup Repair (Automatically fix problems that prevent Windows from starting).

Required digression: After pressing the F-8 button when booting the computer, you may not have the item > Troubleshoot your computer, but only Safe Mode and so on, the question arises why.

When installing Windows 7, a recovery environment partition is created automatically and is located in the root of the drive (C:) in the Recovery folder. You can also see in the Disk Management window - a separate, hidden partition of the hard drive, its volume is only 100 MB, it is used to store boot configuration files (BCD) and the system bootloader (bootmgr file).

You can see it under Computer->Management->Disk Management. Under no circumstances should you delete this partition (many people delete it out of ignorance), otherwise you will not have the recovery environment start, that is, you will not have the Troubleshoot your computer option, and in more severe cases, you simply will not boot the system.

In the lower screenshot you can see another hidden partition, with a capacity of 9.02 GB, this is a hidden recovery partition with factory settings on my laptop, yours may be larger or smaller. It’s also better not to delete it; if necessary, you can always restore Windows 7 from it.

What should you do if you do not have a partition with a recovery environment and when you press the F-8 button in the Additional boot options menu, the Troubleshooting computer option does not appear? How then to restore the Windows 7 system?

An installation disk with the Windows 7 operating system can help here. You can run the recovery tool by booting from the original installation disk Windows 7 by selecting System Restore at the very beginning.

If you don’t have an installation disk, then you can use the Windows 7 Recovery Disk (you can make it in any running Windows 7) in five minutes, then you can also boot from it and do the same.

So we finally got into the System Recovery Options, either using the F-8 button and the Troubleshooting item, or the installation Windows disk 7 or Windows 7 Recovery Disk.

In the System Restore Tools Selection menu, select the first one:

Startup recovery-> there will be an analysis of faults that interfere with normal booting Windows 7 and their further correction for normal loading and functioning of the operating system.

During the process, we may be warned that problems have been detected in the boot parameters, click Fix and restart.

System Restore-> using this function we can select a previously created system restore point, if we have it enabled, and roll back to the time when our Windows 7 worked and loaded perfectly, everything is simple here.

Restoring a system image-> I personally use this tool; if used skillfully, it can be replaced paid programs on data backup, if interested, read on.

What's good about it? It will help when you don't have the original Windows 7 installation disc and you've deleted the hidden partition with your laptop's factory settings, but that's not all.

Sometimes there are situations when, due to various reasons or due to the actions of a virus, you will not be able to load the operating system at all, or many people ask How to restore the Windows 7 system, even if the menu with Additional boot options is also unavailable. Should I reinstall the operating system again?

Therefore, immediately after installing Windows 7 on your laptop or computer, using this function -> Restore system image, we create an archived image of our Windows 7 on the hard drive, and take care of it.

It is imperative to create a Windows 7 Recovery Disk (read below), it will help you use the System Image if the Advanced Boot Options menu does not load.

Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Back up computer data.

Select “Create a system image”.

In my case, Local disk (E:), if you have system unit some hard drives, then of course it is better to place the backup on the hard drive where the operating system is not installed.

By default, the data archiving program will automatically select a partition with the Windows 7 operating system; if you wish, you can add Local disks for archiving, as long as you have enough space.

Note: You may notice that I have two operating systems installed on my laptop, so the archiving program selected two Local disks.

Click Archive and the process of creating an archive with our Windows 7 will begin.

Created, it will look like this.

Now, if necessary, you can deploy the archive with Windows 7 to your computer in 20-30 minutes. It would be better if you additionally copy the archive with the system onto a portable hard drive, this will doubly protect you.

Let's imagine that we can't start Windows 7 and deploy the backup we created, let's do it together.

We launch the Windows 7 Recovery Tool by pressing the F-8 button on the keyboard immediately after starting the computer.

The Advanced boot options menu opens, select Troubleshoot your computer.

Restoring a system image

Use latest accessible image systems.

Of course, all our data is on Local disk, where the operating system is now being restored, will be deleted, so you can first boot from any Live CD and copy what you need.

How else can you restore your Windows 7 system? Of course, using the Windows 7 Recovery Disk.

Let's create one that can be used to boot the computer; it will contain recovery tools that can be used to repair Windows 7 boot problems, as well as restore the operating system from the backup copy that we created in advance.

Important: For a recovery disk, the bitness of the system is important, you can use a 32-bit recovery disk for any 32-bit Windows 7, and a 64-bit recovery disk for any 64-bit Windows 7.

Let's go again Archiving computer data.

Create a system recovery disc, insert the DVD into the drive, click “Create disc”.

When Boot Disk Windows 7 recovery will be ready, put it in a safe place.

To restore Windows 7 from a Recovery Disk, you basically don’t need any working operating system at all.

You will only need to change the boot priority to the disk drive in your computer’s BIOS, insert a recovery disk into it and restore your Windows 7 using the archive.

Many here can draw an analogy with data backup programs, and this is correct, they work on the same principle, only their functionality is, of course, more convenient.

Recovering Windows 7 from a Recovery Disk. I show you how to do it. Let's say we're in trouble, we can't start Windows 7, when we press F-8 on the keyboard immediately after starting the computer, nothing happens.

We cannot get into the menu with Additional boot options and an error message is displayed. In this case, the system archive on the hard drive is not available to us. This is exactly the kind of trouble that happened to our reader Ilya, who wrote us a letter asking for help.

In this situation, many people reinstall Windows 7 from scratch, but not you and me, because we have a System Recovery Disk.

We insert it into the drive and reboot, set it to BIOS loading from the drive, as I said, the boot disk starts the System Recovery Options program.

Press Enter until the prompt to boot from the disk disappears.

Automatically, the recovery tool running from the disk will try to recover Windows startup 7.

If nothing works, select any tool, for example, try Restoring a computer using a previously created operating system image.

We use the latest available system image.

What other ways are there to restore Windows 7?

There is another little-known way to restore Windows 7 boot after a failure, and I’ll tell you about it. At first glance, it may seem difficult to many, but nevertheless it often helps me out.

The fact is, friends, that a very large part of the problems due to which you cannot boot Windows 7 lie in registry errors. And Windows 7 would not be Windows 7 if it did not have a mechanism that protects registry files. Such a mechanism exists and creates backup copies of the registry in the RegBack folder every 10 days, regardless of whether you have system recovery enabled or not.

If you cannot solve problems loading Windows 7, you should try replacing the existing (and apparently damaged) registry files from the Config folder archive files from the RegBack folder. To do this, we will have to boot the computer from the Windows 7 installation disk or the Windows 7 recovery disk.

Boot into the recovery environment and select the command line.

We type in it - notepad, we get into Notepad, then File and Open.

We go into the real explorer, click My Computer. Now we need system disk C:, please note, the drive letters here may be mixed up, but the system drive C:, I think you can recognize it by the system drive letters located inside Windows folders and Program Files.

We go to the folder C:\Windows\System32\Config, here are the active registry files, specify the File Type - All files and see our registry files, we also see the RegBack folder, in which every 10 days the Task Scheduler makes a backup copy of the registry keys.

So, we will replace the current registry files from the Config folder with backup registry files from the RegBack folder.
So, first of all, let’s delete from the C:\Windows\System32\Config folder the files SAM, SECURITY, SOFTWARE, DEFAULT, SYSTEM, which are responsible for all registry hives (my advice is to copy the registry hives somewhere before deleting, just in case).

In their place, copy and paste files with the same names, but from backup copy, that is, from the RegBack folder.

Note: The SAM, SECURITY, SOFTWARE, DEFAULT, SYSTEM files cannot be deleted all together; delete them one by one. Then copy the same files from the RegBack folder in their place.

Friends, if this does not help, apply integrity restoration Windows files 7, if the operating system does not boot, it is done in exactly the same way as in Windows 8.

What else do we have left of Windows 7 recovery tools?

Memory diagnostics 7-> checks system memory for errors. Command line-> using it you can delete files that interfere with loading Windows 7.

I hope our article on how to restore Windows 7 system helped you.