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Windows 7: Create a System Restore Disc

Windows 7 Create a System Restore Disc

There can be instances when Windows 7 can get unbootable and we would need a recovery or rescue disc to repair the Windows 7 installation.

The recovery options can also be accessed from your original Windows 7 disc but it makes sense to make another system repair or recovery disc if the original Windows 7 CD is not available.



How to Create a System Repair/Rescue/Recovery Disc in Windows 7

1. Go to Start Menu >> Control Panel >> System & Security >> Backup and Restore >> Create a System Repair Disc

2. Now insert a blank CD or DVD your CD or DVD burner and select that drive. Hit the ‘Create disc’ to trigger the system repair disc creation process.

3. Now Windows 7 will start burning to the disc and this will complete in couple of minutes and the system repair disc is now ready for use.

 

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