Windows Repair (All In One) is a free all-in-one repair tool that allows you to fix a large number of known Windows problems, including registry errors and file permissions, as well as problems related to the Internet Explorer web browser, Windows Updates, Windows Firewall and more.

Malicious programs and installed applications can change the default system settings. With Tweaking.com - Windows Repair you can restore the original settings of Windows OS.

The purpose of the program is to provide a recovery tool that can save users from having to reinstall their Windows system. The tool helps users who are not strong enough in computer technology, and, of course, advanced users and specialists in their work.

Key features of Windows Repair (All In One)

Reset all permissions in the Windows registry
Reset File Permissions
Registering system files to fix possible errors
Restoring WMI
Restoring Windows Firewall
Restoring Internet Explorer
Recovery of MDAC and MS Jet
Restoring the Hosts File
Removing restrictions set by malware
Restoring shortcuts
Restoring Winsock and DNS Cache
Restoring Important Windows Services
Deleting temporary files
Restoring Proxy Settings
Show hidden non-system files
Restoring Windows Updates
Fix missing CD/DVD and performance issues
and much more

Features of Windows Repair (All In One) Pro version

Automatic program updates.
Advanced Windows Cleanup.
System performance tweaks.
Tweaks to speed up system shortcuts.
Adding your own custom scripts and registry files to run after a restore operation.
Automatically apply system tweaks after restore is complete.
Lifetime license as part of the main version. For example, for all versions under v3, and after the release of v4, an upgrade discount will be offered.
Access to all pro features, tools and features that will be released in the future.
Change the logo in the main window to your own company logo.
Assistance in preparing for a free restoration.

Using Windows Repair (All In One)

Attention! Read this manual before using the Windows Repair (All In One) utility.

When you first start the program, you will be presented with a wizard that includes 5 steps that you need to go through before performing the restore operation. These steps are recommended to go through before starting the recovery using Windows Repair.

Step 1. Important - Reset the computer system power

An important instruction on how to properly reset the power to completely power off the computer system. This cleans up volatile memory and rids the Windows system of possible memory leaks, resource deficiencies, or other problems after startup that might occur before recovery.

Proper power reset is easy to do. Turn off the computer/laptop and unplug the power cable/pull out the battery. After that, press the power button several times - this will completely de-energize the equipment. Connect the cable / insert the battery and start the computer / laptop.

Step 2. Clean Your System Of Infections

Trying to fix a system that is currently infected is obviously a very bad idea and can only make matters worse. Active malware can take control of your computer and prevent a number of recovery tasks from performing correctly. Since only part of the recovery tasks will be completed, other unfinished operations may eventually cause problems. First, make sure the system is clean. Even if you think that your system is not infected, it is recommended to check it with a virus scanner.

Step 3. Check File System - Checking the file system

You need to check the hard drives on your computer. The feature, after a system reboot, will launch a Windows tool to check the file system on the hard drive and fix any problems it finds. Corrupted files can disrupt many operations, including recovery. Thus, a mandatory condition is to check the integrity of the file system.

Step 4. System File Check (SFC) - Checking system files

The system file checker integrated into Windows checks Windows files for integrity, possible corruption, and correct versions. Before doing a system restore, you need to perform an operation to repair system files that are corrupted and may interfere with recovery tasks.

Step 5. System Restore & Registry Backup - Create a system restore point and backup the registry

At this point, you can make a system restore point before you perform any repair tasks with Windows Repair (All In One). If any unexpected problems occur after performing the Windows Repair (All In One) tasks, you will be able to return the system to its original state using the created restore point. This step is highly recommended.

The Tweaking.com - Registry Backup tool for backing up the registry is also included in this program.

Note. The free version of Windows Repair (All In One) offers all recovery features and is available for both personal and commercial use. The paid Pro version has additional options, settings and tools.

Windows recovery software Windows 10 and earlier should restore files and, if necessary, perform a full Windows system restore from a backup. The Handy Backup solution contains a complete set of plug-ins to perform these tasks.

Features of Handy Backup as a Windows recovery program

Free access to all Windows files

When Handy Backup is used as a Windows file recovery program, the "Computer" plugin allows free access to files and folders, even those occupied by other applications. Handy Backup can also work with libraries and the registry.

Universal program for Windows system recovery

The "Disk Image" and "System Recovery" plugins, as well as the Disaster Recovery utility, allow you to restore Windows 10 and previous versions to bare metal (new or blank disk), over a network or over an old copy of the OS, preserving all data.

Cross platform solution

Disaster Recovery (HBDR) and Handy Backup can not only restore the system of Windows 10 or earlier versions, but can also be used to restore Windows in server solutions, disk images of Linux, FreeBSD and other operating systems.

Recommended solution for restoring Windows from a backup

Video Tutorial: Windows Backup and Restore

This video tutorial shows how to create and restore a Windows system from a backup using the Disk Image plugin and the Disaster Recovery utility. The Handy Backup interface is shown in English, but the steps are similar for Russian. The interface of the Handy Backup Disaster Recovery utility is available in English only.

Note: This video tutorial has already installed Handy Backup on your computer and Disaster Recovery on a USB drive.

How to perform a Windows System Restore using HBDR?

Here is a brief instruction on how to use the Disaster Recovery utility. If you need detailed help about this utility, please refer to the User's Guide.

Before restoring Windows, you will need:

• USB drive with installed HBDR utility,
• backup disk image created using the Disaster Recovery utility, Disk Image plugin or System Recovery,
• as well as the computer on which you will perform a Windows recovery.

1. Before you begin, back up the drive to which you will be performing Windows System Restore. You may lose important data when restoring Windows to a drive that already contains information; in this case, you will be helped by preliminary copying of the hard disk.
2. Boot your computer from the USB disk containing a copy of Handy Backup Disaster Recovery. The system image that you are restoring can be either on a USB drive or on any drive connected to the computer.
3. On the desktop, open the Disaster Recovery utility, and in it the folder Tasks. Click New Task on the window toolbar. A dialog will open New Task. Specify the name of the new Windows Restore task in the field Name and select the task type restore. Click OK.
4. A new task window will open. Open a folder on your desktop My Computer. Find the disk image file from which you are going to perform a Windows 10 (or any other) system restore. Drag this file to the task folder What to Restore.

1. Go to the window again My Computer and double-click the name of the drive that Windows Recovery will use as the destination. For a whole disk you need to use object full drive image in folder Where to Restore.

1. To start a task, click restore on the task control panel. The Windows Recovery program will automatically start executing your task. Wait for it to complete, remove the USB drive from the computer and restart the computer.

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Due to the presence of viruses, inconsistencies in drivers or software, the OS may fail. If your Windows crashes, don't panic. The situation can be corrected by returning the state of files and programs to the moment when the PC was working properly.

While running OS Windows 7, 10 or 8, certain errors and problems may occur. As a result of such failures, a new launch of the operating system in operating mode becomes impossible. In this case, it is not at all necessary to do a laborious reinstallation of the OS. It is enough to perform a system restore.

OS recovery using the recovery environment

At work, we use the following scheme of actions:

1. Reboot the computer, press the F8 key during boot;
2. Troubleshooting;
3. System restore, OS restore point selection;
4. click "Further" and again "Further";
5. We press the button "Ready", reboot the system (in the Menu, select boot with the last known good configuration).

There are several ways that you can resort to resuming the operation of the OS. Some of them are based on reverting to saved settings. Others simply clear the data.

You can perform "resuscitation" of the OS in one of the following ways:

• by selecting restore points;
• using the command line;
• through safe mode;
• using the recovery environment;
• using an image/boot disk.

Restoring the operating system using system "resuscitation" checkpoints is one of the most affordable, effective and popular options. To apply it, you need to make a series of clicks:

1. Panel "Start";
2. "System Restore";
3. "Further";
4. "Select a restore point";
5. "Ready".

This operation will fix the problems with the computer, undo the changes and return the system to a working state that allowed the PC to boot normally. Loss of data, files and documents does not occur during such recovery. All data is saved. The operation is reversible. You can roll back the system to a previous state of the computer and use a different restore point.

Many people ask themselves how to make a recovery point on their own (manually) in order to choose it in the future? To do this, in the same menu "Start" - "System Restore" You can create such a point yourself at any convenient and suitable time for you. It will be saved with the current date, which can only be remembered.

From a restore point

In computer engineering, there is such a thing as a restore point. These are saved PC settings. As a rule, saving occurs automatically with each successful OS boot. The easiest way to resume Windows 7 is to use exactly this data.

Press F8 when the computer boots up. This command will bring up a menu of system startup options. Next, select the Last Known Good Configuration option.

You can also use another method. Enter the properties of the My Computer folder. Find the System protection line, clicking on which you will open the dialog box of the same name. Click Recovery - Next. We set a key date, indicate the disks that are subject to correction, and confirm the actions. After rebooting, the PC should work normally.

No restore points

You can fix OS problems without having restore points. To do this, you will need to resort to the LiveCD program. It needs to be downloaded and written to a USB flash drive with the .iso extension.
Further, all actions will take place in the BIOS. You need to configure boot from a flash drive. To do this, in the Boot section, select USB-HDD in the First boot device line.

Before proceeding directly to recovery, copy all the necessary files to a removable drive. The LiveCD program provides a special menu for these purposes.

We will fix the system error using the backup copy. Connect the flash drive, open the folder Windows\System32\config\ . Files with the names default, sam, security, software, system must be moved to any other folder. In their place, we transfer similar files from the RegBack folder and restart the computer.

The described method will only help if the problem is related to the registry.

Command line

You can resort to "reanimating" Windows 7 from the command line if the PC begins to freeze or work slowly, however, the system boots up. Enter the menu "Start" and using the right mouse button, launch the command prompt as an administrator. Issue the rstrui.exe command, which will open the System Restore program. Click "Further". In the next window, select the desired rollback point and click again "Further". Upon completion of the process, the PC should work normally.

You can enter the utility in another way. We go to "Start". To call the command line, press "Run" and write the CMD command. We click on the found file CMD.exe and wait for the launch. Next, enter rstrui.exe on the command line and confirm the action with the Enter key on the keyboard.

It is not always possible to play it safe and create OS restore points in advance. There may be problems that block the option of such a "resuscitation" of the PC. Then you can use another, no less effective and easy option - restoring the Windows system using the system itself.

Based on the diagram:

1. Icon "My computer"- right mouse button "Properties";
2. "System Protection";
3. In a new window, click "System Protection", restore button;
4. "Further";
5. Choose a restore point according to the date;
6. Specify the system disks to be restored;
7. Confirm the operations and reboot the system.

Restoring Windows 7 using Safe Mode

This method is preferred if the usual system boot is not possible. Then, after pressing the PC power button on the system unit, hold down the F8 key to call "Launch Menu". One of the menu options is "Safe mode". Select it and press Enter on the keyboard. As soon as Windows loads, we perform the algorithm of actions that we described earlier.

System Restore Windows 8/8.1

If you were able to start the OS, you can resume Windows 8 via "Parameters". Hover over the upper right corner and enter them. Click on "Changing computer settings" – . Chapter "Recovery" will offer several options:

1. "Typical Restore with Information Preservation".
2. "Delete data and reinstall OS".
3. "Special Option".

Decide exactly what needs to be done. Then follow the menu prompts.

If you choose the latter method, in the window that opens, click on the diagnostic item. You will be offered the following options:

• "Reestablish";
• "Return to original state";
• "Extra options". This item includes the ability to roll back to the desired resume point.

To resume Windows 8.1 press Win+R and call sysdm.cpl . In the system properties window, on the tab "Protection" specify the required system drive. Click "Reestablish". Clicking "Further", you will be able to see a list of rollback points. Select the one you want and click "Search for affected programs". Changes that have been made to the PC since the selected moment will be deleted. End the process by clicking "Ready".

In the case of working with Windows 8, there may be problems, incorrect Internet operation, etc. To fix this, you can use the classic recovery method through restore points.

Another option is to roll back the system. To do this, open the menu "Start" - "Control Panel" - "Windows Update". Choose an item "Uninstall updates". You can do the same using the command line.

So, in the list of updates that opens, we remove those of them, from the moment of installation of which (we look at the date) problems and malfunctions began. Delete unnecessary files and reboot.

In Windows 8.1, you can perform a factory reset. Important files will not be affected during this operation. The method is effective, but for its implementation, the OS needs to boot without any problems. We use the algorithm:

1. Right side of the monitor - "Parameters";
2. "Change settings";
3. "Renewal and Recovery" - "Recovery";
4. "Recovery without deleting files".

If you cannot log into the system in the usual way, you must use the disk with the system. Load the installation disk, select "System Restore". We press the button "Diagnostics", And "Reestablish".

If you're having problems with Windows 10, press Windows + Pause. Go to "System Protection" and press "Reestablish" – "Further". Select the desired indicator and click again "Further". When finished, press "Ready". The computer will automatically restart and the changes will take effect.

One of the advantages of the "dozens" is the ability to return the settings to the factory settings. This helps avoid having to install the system first. To reset your data go to "Computer Settings" – "Update and Security" – "Recovery" – "Reset your computer". Click "Begin".

You can take care of the possibility of rollback in case of failure in advance. Resume points can be created independently or configured to be automatically created at the desired frequency. To do this, in the settings, in the Update and security item, select the Backup service. Specify where to save copies, click Add disk. After selecting a device, the function will be activated.

You can restore the Windows 10 system again through the use of restore points. In this case, the system will be rolled back to the moment when it was freely loaded and worked without failures. This recovery method is described at the beginning of the article.

If the OS is not loaded, then a warning table appears on the screen with the key "Additional recovery options". Click it and choose "Diagnostics" - "System Restore". We make a choice of a Windows restore checkpoint, we are waiting for a system rollback and reboot.

If such operations did not help and the computer continues to work incorrectly, you can roll back to the basic settings. Some programs and utilities, personal PC settings will be reset, and personal data will be deleted.

This technique is used extremely rarely if the other options described above do not help. The algorithm of actions in this case is as follows:

1. "Start" - "Setting options"- tab "Updates and Security";
2. Paragraph "Recovery"- button "Begin";
3. Choose to delete all files or save some of them.

The system rollback after that will take 40-90 minutes.

Resume using the installation disc

One of the radical methods of fixing the error involves using the installation disk. After running it in BIOS, click System Restore. In the Troubleshooting section, select the desired action. Then follow the system prompts to complete the process.

Windows system recovery program – a unique solution in case of any problems. Windows Repair is the latest development of programmers in this area, which allows you to perform a large number of actions to restore and improve, solve problems with the registry and access rights, with the Internet Explorer browser, Windows Update and Firewall, and much, much more. Sometimes you can’t do without it, since only Windows Repair can guarantee a high-quality resumption of the system.

By the way, the Windows Repair program also allows you to regenerate all Windows settings and various parameters to their original state, i. to the default settings. Also, before each launch, the program will offer you to perform several actions, without which further high-quality operation of the system is simply impossible. This is a scan for malware (viruses), a complete scan of the hard drive and system for damaged files, as well as the creation of a recovery checkpoint.

Download system recovery software for free

You can download the Windows Repair program for system recovery for free by clicking on the link below. You can also download a portable (portable) version, which does not require installation at all and significantly saves disk space. The interface of the program may seem a bit difficult to understand due to the large number of functions. Follow the step by step instructions and you won't have any problems.

Mar 3 2015

How to restore the Windows 7 system on a laptop, a black screen comes up on boot, the recovery environment does not work, I deleted all the hidden partitions, there is no original disk with Windows 7.

I spent a lot of time, tell me what to do now, or at least how to insure myself against such situations in the future, preferably without using paid data backup programs.

How to restore the Windows 7 system

Unfortunately, there are enough reasons for this trouble, ranging from incorrectly written drivers, the harmful effects of a virus, file system errors and ending with our erroneous actions when working with a computer, you don’t need to be afraid of such problems, you need to learn how to deal with them effectively.

Let's think about how to restore the windows 7 system, as well as insure ourselves for the future from possible troubles using the backup and recovery tools built into the operating system.

We will learn how to restore Windows 7 without using third-party backup programs, even when System Recovery Options does not load and the F-8 button is useless.

It has in its arsenal a fairly powerful and good tool -> Recovery Environment, which is created automatically when you install Windows 7 in a hidden partition and contains five other tools that solve numerous malfunctions and problems.

Note: If you learn how to use Windows 7 recovery tools correctly, which is not difficult, then you can do without additional and paid data backup programs.

You can start the recovery tool by pressing the F-8 button on the keyboard immediately after starting the computer. After that, a menu of Additional boot options will open in front of you: Troubleshoot your computer, then Safe mode, Safe mode with loading network drivers, etc.

Small digression: Before choosing the Troubleshoot your computer item, try the simpler option - Last Known Good Configuration - in simple words, the operating system always remembers the last successful boot of the computer and enters this information into the registry.

In case of problems with booting, Windows can remember the registry settings and driver settings that were used the last time the system was successfully booted and use them if you select the Last Known Good Configuration option.

If this tool does not help, select the first -> Troubleshoot your computer,

Next, we get to the Windows 7 System Recovery Options menu, which is what we need, it is here that we can select the System Restore Tool we need, there are five in total, let's take a closer look at how they all work.

The first thing to do is apply Startup Repair (Automatically fix problems that prevent Windows from starting).

Required digression: After pressing the F-8 button when the computer boots up, you may not have an item > Troubleshoot your computer, but only Safe Mode and so on, the question arises why.

When installing Windows 7, a recovery environment partition is created automatically and is located at the root of the drive (C:) in the Recovery folder. You can also see in the Disk Management window - a separate, hidden partition of the hard drive, its volume is only 100 MB, it is used to store boot configuration files (BCD) and the system boot loader (bootmgr file).

You can see it Computer-> Management-> Disk Management. In no case can you delete this partition (many people delete it out of ignorance), otherwise you will not start the recovery environment, that is, you will not have the Troubleshoot computer item, and in more severe cases you simply will not boot the system.

On the bottom screenshot, you can see another hidden partition, with a volume of 9.02 GB, this is a hidden recovery partition with the factory settings of my laptop, you can have it more or less. It is also better not to delete it, if necessary, you can always restore Windows 7 from it.

What to do if you do not have a partition with the recovery environment and when you press the F-8 button, in the Advanced boot options menu, the Troubleshoot your computer item does not appear? How then to restore the Windows 7 system?

The installation disk with the Windows 7 operating system can save here. You can start the recovery tool by booting from the original Windows 7 installation disk by selecting System Restore at the very beginning.

If you don't have an installation disk, then you can use the Windows 7 Recovery Disk (you can make one in any running Windows 7) in five minutes, then you can also boot from it and do the same.

So, we still got into the System Recovery Options, either using the F-8 button and the Troubleshooting item, or the Windows 7 installation disc or the Windows 7 Recovery Disc.

In the System Restore Options menu, select the first one:

Launch Recovery-> there will be an analysis of faults that interfere with the normal loading of Windows 7 and their further correction for the normal loading and functioning of the operating system.

In the process, we may be warned that problems have been found in the boot options, click Fix and restart.

System Restore-> using this function, we can select a previously created system restore point, if we have it enabled, and roll back to the time when our Windows 7 worked fine and loaded, everything is simple here.

Restoring a system image-> I personally use this tool, with skillful use it can replace paid data backup programs, if you are interested, read on.

Why is he good? It will help when you don't have the original Windows 7 installation disc and you have deleted the hidden partition with the factory settings of your laptop, but that's not all.

Sometimes there are situations when, for various reasons or due to the actions of a virus, you will not be able to load the operating system at all, or many people ask How to restore the Windows 7 system, even if the menu with Additional boot options is also unavailable. Reinstall the operating system again?

Therefore, immediately after installing Windows 7 on your laptop or computer, using this function we create -> System Image Restore, an archive image of our Windows 7 on the hard drive, and save it.

Be sure to create a Windows 7 Recovery Disc (read below), it will help you use the System Image if the Advanced Boot Options menu does not load.

Go to Start -> Control Panel -> Backup Computer Data.

Select "Create a system image".

In my case, the Local Disk (E :), if you have several hard drives in the system unit, then of course it is better to place the backup on the hard drive where the operating system is not installed.

By default, the data backup program will automatically select the partition with the Windows 7 operating system, if you wish, you can add Local drives for archiving yourself, as long as you have enough space.

Note: You can see that I have two operating systems installed on my laptop, so the backup program chose two Local drives.

Click Archive and the process of creating an archive with our Windows 7 will begin.

Created, it will look like this.

Now, you can deploy the archive with Windows 7 to your computer, if necessary, in 20-30 minutes. It would be better if you copy the archive with the system additionally to a portable hard drive, this will double your safety.

Let's pretend that we can't start Windows 7 and deploy the backup we created, let's do it together.

We launch the Windows 7 Recovery Tool by pressing the F-8 button on the keyboard immediately after starting the computer.

The Advanced Boot Options menu opens, select Troubleshoot your computer.

Restoring a system image

Use the latest available system image.

Of course, all our data on the Local Disk, where the operating system is now being restored, will be deleted, so you can pre-boot from any Live CD and copy what you need.

How else can you restore your Windows 7 system? Of course with the help of the Windows 7 Recovery Disk.

Let's create, which can be used to boot the computer, it will contain recovery tools with which you can repair Windows 7 boot problems, as well as restore the operating system from the backup copy that we created in advance.

Important: The bitness of the system is important for the recovery disk, you can use a 32-bit recovery disk for any 32-bit Windows 7, and a 64-bit recovery disk for any 64-bit Windows 7.

Again we go Archiving computer data.

Create a system recovery disc, insert the DVD into the drive, click "Create Disc".

When the Windows 7 Recovery Disk is ready, put it in a safe place.

In order to restore Windows 7 from the Recovery Disk, in principle, no operating system is needed at all.

You will only need to change the boot priority to the drive in the BIOS of your computer, insert the recovery disk into it and restore your Windows 7 using the archive.

Many here can draw an analogy with data backup programs, and rightly so, they work on the same principle, only their functionality is of course more convenient.

Restoring Windows 7 from the Recovery Disk. I show you how to do it. Suppose we are in trouble, we cannot start Windows 7, when we press F-8 on the keyboard, nothing happens immediately after starting the computer.

We cannot get into the menu with Additional boot options and an error message is displayed. In this case, the system archive on the hard disk is not available to us. It was precisely such a nuisance that happened to our reader Ilya, who wrote us a letter asking for help.

In this situation, many reinstall Windows 7 from scratch, but not us, because we have a System Recovery Disc.

We insert it into the drive and reboot, set the BIOS to boot from the drive, as I said the disk is bootable, the System Recovery Options program starts.

Press Enter until the offer to boot from disk is gone.

Automatically, the recovery tool running from the disc will try to repair the startup of Windows 7.

If all else fails, select any tool, try for example Recovering a computer using a previously created image of the operating system.

We use the latest available system image.

What other ways are there to restore Windows 7?

There is another little-known way to restore Windows 7 boot after a crash, and I'll tell you about it. At first glance, it will seem difficult to many, but nevertheless it often helps me out.

The fact is, friends, that a very large part of the problems due to which you cannot boot Windows 7 lies in registry errors. And Windows 7 wouldn't be Windows 7 if it didn't have a mechanism to protect registry files. Such a mechanism exists and creates archive copies of the registry in the RegBack folder every 10 days, regardless of whether you have system restore enabled or not.

If you can't fix problems booting Windows 7, you should try to replace the existing (and apparently corrupted) registry files from the Config folder with archive files from the RegBack folder. To do this, we will have to boot the computer from the Windows 7 installation disc or the Windows 7 recovery disc.

We boot into the recovery environment, select the command line.

We type in it - notepad, we get into Notepad, then File and Open.

We go into the real explorer, click My computer. Now we need the C: system drive, attention, the drive letters here can be confused, but I think you can recognize the C: system drive by the Windows and Program Files system folders inside.

We go to the C:\Windows\System32\Config folder, the current registry files are located here, we specify the File type - All files and we see our registry files, we also see the RegBack folder, in it every 10 days the Task Scheduler makes a backup copy of the registry keys.

So, we will replace the existing registry files from the Config folder with backup registry files from the RegBack folder.
So, first of all, let's delete the SAM, SECURITY, SOFTWARE, DEFAULT, SYSTEM files from the C:\Windows\System32\Config folder, which are responsible for all registry hives (my advice is to copy the registry hives somewhere just in case before deleting them).

In their place, copy and paste files with the same names, but from a backup copy, that is, from the RegBack folder.

Note: You cannot delete the SAM, SECURITY, SOFTWARE, DEFAULT, SYSTEM files all together, delete them one by one. Then copy the same files from the RegBack folder in their place.

Friends, if this does not help, apply Windows 7 File Integrity Recovery, if the operating system does not boot, it is done in the same way as in Windows 8.

What else do we have left of the Windows 7 recovery tools?

Memory Diagnostics 7-> checks system memory for errors. Command line-> with it you can delete files that interfere with loading Windows 7.

I hope our article on how to restore a Windows 7 system helped you.