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| Vista Home Premium x64-bit SP2 | How To Make A Factory Image Partition I have a question is there a way to make a Factory Image partition in Vista Basic? What I'm asking is I have tried to reinstall windows on a new hard drive that I upgraded to on a laptop and it still won't make the factory image on its own partition. Thanks, Kevin |
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| vista home premium 32bit | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition  Quote: Originally Posted by KeYoung59  I have a question is there a way to make a Factory Image partition in Vista Basic? What I'm asking is I have tried to reinstall windows on a new hard drive that I upgraded to on a laptop and it still won't make the factory image on its own partition. Thanks, Kevin |
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| Vista Home Premium x64-bit SP2 | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition I have the system DVD from acer. |
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| Ubuntu 9.10 64 Bit | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition Be more specific when you say it wont install the image on its own partition |
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| Vista Home Premium x64-bit SP2 | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition Quote: Originally Posted by CrucialHoax Be more specific when you say it wont install the image on its own partition Screen Shot:  |
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| Ubuntu 9.10 64 Bit | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition |
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| Vista Home Premium x64-bit SP2 | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition Quote: Originally Posted by CrucialHoax |
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| Windows Vista Home Basic 6002 Service Pack 2 32-bit | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition install easeus partition manager. open it up, and at the top of the list of volumes, there should be a partition with the drive name ' * '. right click, hover over advanced options, and then 'change driver letter'. choose any. click ok, then click apply near the top of the window. in my computer, it should show up. |
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| Vista Home Premium x64-bit SP2 | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition Quote: Originally Posted by lil domii install easeus partition manager. open it up, and at the top of the list of volumes, there should be a partition with the drive name ' * '. right click, hover over advanced options, and then 'change driver letter'. choose any. click ok, then click apply near the top of the window. in my computer, it should show up. Nope drive with the name '*' only C drive |
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| Ubuntu 9.10 64 Bit | Re: How To Make A Factory Image Partition Then at this point it shouldn't exactly matter. As long as you have the CD's or DVD's for recovery purposes you will be fine  |
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