Recovery disk iso windows 7

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Windows 7 Repair Disc x64 Item Preview. Windows 7 recovery disk or disc gives you a way to repair or reinstall your computer when something severe happens, such as system failure, hard drive failure. Windows 7 has a built-in feature System Repair Disc also called recovery disc.

It can help you to access System Recovery Options to troubleshoot problems or reinstall your computer when something severe happens, such as system failure, hard drive failure. And this software can support all versions of your computer, including Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, etc.

And you can create Windows 7 recovery disk or disc from another computer if you do not create a recovery disk or disc before your computer crashes. Step 2: Type Backup and Restore in the search box and click it, then tag on Create a system repair disc in the new pop-up window. Then, you are supposed to plug your disc out and save it to a safe place. There are three things you need to prepare before creating Windows 7 recovery disk via ISO image file.

ISO image file. If you do not have it, you can download it from Microsoft Store. Storage device. A storage device is used to save your ISO image files and work as the media of your recovery disk. For portability, you can choose USB drive as your storage device.

Thus, you need to make a backup first if there is something important. Step 5: After all finish, you can see the content of your recovery disk and ensure it's exactly the same as your ISO file. This way is quite simple. However, this way requires a product key. That's to say, you cannot use Windows 7 recovery disk 32 bit to restore 64 bit Windows 7. It will contain all of the necessary drivers for specified computer, when you create a recovery disk or disc using above two ways.

So it can only be used to repair the specified computer.