Vista System Recovery Options
November 18, 2009
Windows Vista has built in tools to help repair and recover the operating system.
If you have a copy of the retail DVD for Windows Vista pop it in the DVD drive and restart the PC.
You should then get a command prompt saying Boot from DVD – hit enter on the keyboard.
At the next screen fill in the language and location options and click Next button.
At the next screen select the Repair Your Computer option in the bottom left corner.
On the next screen select the partition Vista is on.
You will then get the following System Recovery Options menu.
Regards
Marc Liron – Microsoft MVP
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