How to make a windows xp home recovery disk

Often, this is a hidden partition on the hard drive that you invoke with a particular combination of keys. See the documentation for your computer. The restore from a hidden partition will restore Windows and any applications that came pre-loaded on the computer.

You'll have to apply all subsequent service packs and critical updates. You'll also have to re-install any applications that you installed after you purchased the computer as well as restoring from backups all of your data files documents, photos, videos, music, etc.

This includes compressed copies of most of the files needed to install Windows. Just as in using a hidden restore partition 1 above , you'll have to apply all subsequent service packs and critical updates. You'll also have to re-install all of the hardware drivers, all of your software applications, and all of your data documents, photos, videos, music, etc. My suggestion is that you obtain cloning or imaging software and create a clone or an image of your hard drive.

This will enable you to restore the entire system -- not just Windows, but all of your applications and data -- just the way it was at the time the image or clone was created. This software is normally not needed. If the recovery CD does not contain Service Pack 3 you can integrate it to automatically so that you do not have to install it manually afterwards. Browse to the file and select it, the integration of the service pack should begin.

After we have integrated the service pack we can integrate new updates as well that have been released for the operating system. The easiest way is to use an update pack that contains all updates since the release of service pack 3. One location to download that file would be the winboard website.

Unpack the downloaded file on your hard drive and select the entry 8 Service Updates from the xp iso builder menu. Browse to the folder that you unpacked the files to and hit ok once you are done. All updates will be added to your installation which may take a couple of minutes. The recovery disk made by our freeware includes the proper and right tools to fix Windows XP and other free helpful tools that are produced by us.

Examples of these are the password recovery, data recovery, disk clone, disk image and the partition manager. Start, Set up our software then utilize it. Please wait until the building process is completed. Windows Vista USB bootable recovery disk.