911 Vista Recovery Problem!!
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911 Vista Recovery Problem!!
by niceguy » Sun Jan 02, 2011 8:58 pm
Ok i set up a duel boot,my main os was vista.
That came with my pc,so i added a partion,then
added windows xp to it.After i used vista boot pro,
on boot up i cant use my recovery,or repair...etc..
Says missing Winload.exe and gave some error code,
like 00000900 or something.I can not use my system restore,
Please help....Oh i now have deleted the windows Xp and the
partion i had it on.I can use my vista but no recovery,I see the recovery
partion still on my pc,but cant use it...CaN I USE the Vista Boot Pro to add
the Hp Recovery to the boot up Screen Or ?
Re: 911 Vista Recovery Problem!!
by Grav!ty » Sun Jan 02, 2011 11:04 pm
niceguy wrote:CaN I USE the Vista Boot Pro to add
the Hp Recovery to the boot up Screen Or ?
NO. You will have to access your recovery partition in the way that your PC documentation instructs you. Depending on what make and model, I think it's either by pressing the F10 or the F12 key during system start up but rather check out your documentation or go to the manufacturer website for the info.
That dual booting with Windows XP and Vista or Win 7 removes the function of System Restore is a known issue.
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