When that is running, you can then restore your original Windows partition in place of the new Windows partition created when you clean installed Windows.
If you do, you have a good chance of recovering your PC to as it was when you created that image.Ĭlean install Win 10 as Tr圓 has given above.
And the installation disk must be built appropriately.ĭo you still have a valid image of your original Windows partition?
You might have to set boot priority in your BIOS/UEFI- you may have to hit a certain key when booting to get a boot selection menu. Īlso I can boot it usIng AOMEI and Macrium on CD, but I cannot get it to boot from USB. You can also search TenForums threads in many general search engines, such as Google, by adding site: after your search term. You can search TenForums using the search box in the top-right corner of all TenForums webpages or using Advanced Search - TenForums You can also search for TenForumsTutorials in many general search engines, such as Google, by adding site:/tutorials after your search term. By downloading it as a spreadsheet I can benefit from Excel's excellent filtering capabilities when I search for topics of interest.- Tutorials are also listed by category at Tutorials - there's also a shortcut to that at the top of every page. At the foot of the Tutorial index is a shortcut to download it as a spreadsheet. ( I have the backup made by Macrium on a USB stick.but the Macrium program on CD doesn't see it) Any help would be appreciated. Also I can boot it usIng AOMEI and Macrium on CD, but I cannot get it to boot from USB. I am very disappointed this happened ( I actually could have lived with the small problems I was having!) I don't have win 10 install medium since windows was already on it when I got the computer, so I cannot reinstall. Tried to do a reset and that would not work either. It said it could'nt do automatic repairs, so I rebooted, only to see 'invalid partition table'!!! After a lot of digging, I found out that boot partition was deleted or lost and in efi partition bcd was missing. Started Macrium up and told it to appeared to be doing just that, so I left and came back later.only to find a screen that said it was attempting repairs. A couple weeks after I made the backup, I had a few small problems so I thought I would restore back to before these small problems ocurred. I backed up to a usb stick and thought I was covered. I googled backup software and settled on Macrium Reflect Free based on reviews,etc. I spent a good while getting programs on it and setting it up to suit me and decided I should back it up before anything happened. I was gifted with a Dell Latitude e6230 with Windows 10 already installed. I have mainly been using android devices since XP, so I'm rusty with a lot of windows stuff. Hi, new member here ( also somewhat new to windows 10).
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