Fix Your System With A Boot CD

Do you have a system error? Has your system crashed? Or are you worried about losing all your data when either does happen? Well in that case you must use your boot CD. This feature is built into the Windows 7 operating system. A boot CD should be made before an actual crash occurs.

A boot CD can help you recover your original settings on the system without losing critical data. A boot CD provides access to all existing recovery options. This is because the system does not boot from the hard drive but the disk. A Windows Installation disk typically given with your Windows 7 computer can also help you with system recovery. In case you do not have one, use a boot CD.

How do I make a Boot CD in my Windows 7 system?

Here are some instructions that will assist you in making a boot CD:

• Open your Windows 7 system and click on the Window orb on the bottom left corner. In the appearing menu select Control Panel.
• In the Control Panel windows click on System and Maintenance, then click on Backup and Restore.
• In the left column in the window you will notice an option named Create a System Repair Disc. Clicking it will open the Create a System Repair Disc window.
• Pull out a blank disk and insert into your computer’s hard drive.
• A pop up window will appear and it will have a drop down box next to Drive. From here select the disk drive that has the blank disk in it.
• Now click on the Create Disc button. This will initiate the process of preparing a bootable disk for system repair. When this process is completed click on the Close option. Now eject this disk and keep it safe.

Congrats, you have successfully made a System Repair Disc. This disc comes in use when your system suffers from a major damage and cannot fix itself. If you have any issues with your system, a good idea is to contact Windows 7 support. Experts at the Windows 7 support team will provide quick and easy solutions for all your issues, and they have excellent customer support.

Keep your system safe from virus attacks, malware, improper use, and hardware issues, to increase the longevity of the system, and avoiding having to use this disc. It is for emergencies only, and should always successfully restore your system to a working condition.