Use Your Repair Disk if Window's 7 Won't Start

If Windows 7 won't start up, try the repair disk before resorting to more drastic measures. Hopefully you're created the bootable disk before your problems started. If not, and/or you need more info, click through to Ask Leo! below.


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How to create a System Repair Disk: Create a System Repair Disk

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Windows 7 Create a System Repair Disc

Click the start button in the lower left had corner. Type "System Repair" in the search box. Select "Create a system repair disc". Note that is disc with a "c", not a "k".


You can also get there this way: Control Panel > Backup and Restore > Create a system repair disc.

Source: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Help-someone-with-a-computer-problem-using-Windows-Remote-Assistance

And by the way... Do this before you need it!

To use the disc, simply insert the disc, shut-down your computer, then restart while the disc is in the disc drive. You can select different options to repair or restore.