Use Vista installation disk to repair Vista system introduction

Relative to the Xp,vista installation CD still retains the boot repair function, but the joy is that it is no longer a chicken, not only more powerful, but also very simple to use. The flexibility to use the functionality it provides allows Vista to revive.

A. Mouse Repair system

The causes of Windows ' inability to start are often complex, and it is common for a later installation of a lower version of Windows to cause a dual system to boot to a newer version of Windows, a primary partition's master boot record being corrupted by a virus, a system boot file loss, a disk failure, and so on.

In the event of such a failure, many friends would rather choose to reload the system than enter the threshold of a higher failure to select the Recovery Console, with those difficult to remember the command to repair. This phenomenon in the Vista era no longer exists, because the Vista installation of the failure of the repair function of the ease of use has been greatly improved, only to select the appropriate options, you can automatically complete the repair task.

With the Vista installation disc booting the system into the WINPE2 (Windows Preinstallation Environment, the Windows Preinstallation Environment) window, click the "Next" button and click "Fix Computer" in the window that appears The link will look for the installed Vista system, and the "Next" button will appear in the System Recovery Options window after you locate the installed system. (Figure 1)

(Figure 1) Windows for System recovery options

(Figure 1) Windows for System recovery options

(Figure 1) Windows for System recovery options

Click on the "Auto Repair" link to begin diagnostic recovery according to system disk test, disk troubleshooting, System boot log diagnostics, boot status test, and so on. The repair is fast, and after completion, you can get the detailed results after the repair. (Figure 2)

(Figure 2) "Automatic repair" for diagnostic recovery

(Figure 2) "Automatic repair" for diagnostic recovery

(Figure 2) "Automatic repair" for diagnostic recovery