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hello,
if it is HP it uses pcangle to recover
F11 to access Recovery Manager on start up (power up)

regards Ben

hello again,
you can use Avira rescue boot CD
http://www.avira.com... r-rescue-system
use imgBurn.exe to burn the ISO to a CD-R
regards ben

Hello again,
here is a DIY way of doing it:

here is how to make what is on this bootable CD (Win7 PE)into a bootable USB memory stick drive.
http://neosmart.net/... m-repair-discs/

making a USB bootable memory stick drive

for Vista PE or Windows7 PE

use diskpart in win7 or vista as it is different to XP diskpart
boot in with win7 PE bootable CD
insert the memory stick
on command prompt type:
DISKPART
you get
DISKPART>
type:

DISKPART>list disk
Disk ## status size free DYN DPT
-------- ------- ----- ------ --- ----
Disk 0 online 149GB 86BG

Disk1 online 1968MB 0B


the memory stick is disk 1

DISKPART>select Disk 1
DISKPART>clean
Diskpart>create partition primary
Diskpart>select partition 1
DISKPART>active
DISKPART>format fs=fat32 label="windos7 PE" QUICK
DISKPART>assign
DISKPART>exit

you will now have a partitioned and formatted USB flash drive

all which is left is to copy the content of the ISO folder in WAIK (or cotent of bootable win7PE)
to USB drive.
use A43 file manager to check the drive letter mine was F:


XCOPY C:\PE\WINPE_X86\ ISO\*.* F: /e /h /f

e-copy directory and sub-directory even empty ones
h- copy hiddenand system files
f display full source destination file names while copying


Note you will have to set your PC BIOS to boot from a USB drive.

Regards Ben

hello again ,
UBCD4win CD
got a software called SIW.exe
use that one and it will give you all information about your system.
including all internet passwords .
Majority of people using UBCD4WIN are hardware engineers I doubt if
they are fluent with MS Visual Basic or ODBC .
Regards Ben

hello,
you seem to take lots of risk with your data have you baked them up ?

any way C: is where windows OS is living (used to live)
and d: is the partition where the recovery image usually lives .
at boot up you press a function key or a key combination such as F10 or F11 or F8
and that makes the partition D: to boot and giving you a menu to restore to manufactured setting.
from UBCD4WIN go to command line and type
CHKDSK /R C:
and press enter
there is a slim chance that you might recover the NTFS partition.
if not boot with Partedmagic boot disk or UBANTU live and use disk parted from there
and see if you see your partitions
and if you do then flag D: (the recovery partiion as active)
and save changes and reboot.
Regards Ben