So, I'm a novice with computers, computing but this has me stymied. I have a compaq cq62 laptop with windows 7 home premium on it. I created the recovery disks when it was pretty new and set them aside. Recently my hard drive failed. I had everything backed up so I just attempted a system restore from the partition which didn't work due to the bad hard drive. I then attempted the system recovery with the disks I had made and it looks like in making the disks one was corrupted. Long story short I have a windows 7 disk and was able to reinstall 7, and get everything working, however I would like to have a recovery partition again just for future proofing. Is there any way I can get the partition software in aftermarket?
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Posted 08 September 2014 - 04:50 PM
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Posted 08 September 2014 - 05:10 PM
Hi quibbley,
You can try these tutorials should help.
http://www.sevenforu...ion-create.html
http://en.kioskea.ne...overy-partition
Now i never tried this before, since you lost your original recovery partition had to use the disc., you can just use the disc again. Unless you might be better of making a system image with a program like this
http://www.macrium.c...eflectfree.aspx Being similar to getting back all you put on after the install of Windows 7.
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