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Create a USB key repair Windows 7
Posted Date:
22-Jun-2010
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Author:
S.Vinoth
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This trick has been created to compensate for the lack of CD / DVD on the netbook, but may very well be used for other PCs.
Materials needed :
• A USB key with a little more 165 MB bootable
Preparing the USB key
Open the command prompt:
"Run -> CMD
and then type the following commands:
DISKPART :
(This command will open the tool "diskpart")
list disk :
(Look for the No. assigned to your USB key in the list that appears)
select disk 3 :
(Change No. 3 by the corresponding to your USB key)
clean :
(This will delete the partition present)
create partition primary :
(Create a new partition)
Active
(This will make your active partition to allow it to be "bootable")
format fs = fat32 quick
(Quick format in "fat32")
assign
(To assign a letter to your USB drive)
exit
(To quit diskpart)
exit
(To close the command prompt)
Display hidden files and folders
Make :
Start> Computer
Click
Organize> Folder Options and Research
Thumbnail
display
Check :
---> View Files, folders and drives hidden
Uncheck :
---> Hide extensions for files whose type is known
---> Hide protected files of the operating system (recommended)
/! Careful and handling reverse once the tip over! /!
Creating directories and copy files needed
Create a directory on your desktop called Win7 example.
Create inside it a directory called source and another called boot
In the directory Win7, copy the following files :
C: WindowsBootPCATbootmgr
In the directory boot, copy the following files :
C: WindowsBootDVDPCATboot.sdi C: WindowsBootDVDPCATBCD C: WindowsBootDVDPCATfr-FRbootfix.bin
In directory sources, copy the following file :
C: Recovery486aab42-cf02-11of-be22-c44fb1debe9dwinre.wim
Here is what should give :
Copy the contents of the folder Win7 on your USB key.
Rename the following files on your USB key :
BCD in bcd
winre.wim in boot.wim
You're done!
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