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We've been working on system utilities, backup solutions, and disaster recovery for the past 15 years, and we have no intention of stopping anytime soon. 10 years ago, we realized that the traditional approaches to system recovery just weren't good enough, and set about trying to come up with something better.With Easy Recovery Essentials for Windows, we've created something different: a recovery solution that first understands your computer, then fixes it. Unlike other products, EasyRE methodically tests and validates each component in your system, simulating the boot process and identifying where things go wrong. It's not possible to fix something without first understanding how it works – and the way a PC works is vastly more complicated than most people realize. In the process of developing Easy Recovery Essentials, we've published a number of articles and research papers covering.As a result of this research, we've developed a patented method of system recovery that starts by testing each stage of the PC boot process and simulating the results, starting with your hardware and making its way up.
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At each point, EasyRE verifies that the software or hardware components are functioning correctly and working as intended. Anything that isn't working as intended is logged and reported, and a number of different approaches for repair and recovery are attempted.By understanding not just each, individual component but also how they all fit together as a whole, EasyRE is even able to implement workarounds and fallbacks, which is why EasyRE can repair computers that other software can't. It's our opinion that there's no point in having the best and most-capable repair software ever created if it's not easily accessible or too difficult to use. All you need to use EasyRE is access to a working PC or Mac, from where you can copy EasyRE to a CD or USB. The EasyRE CD/USB is plugged into the PC that doesn't work, and the rest happens virtually automatically.Once your damaged PC is booted from the EasyRE CD or USB, it automatically starts looking for Microsoft Windows ® installations and presents you with a menu featuring a list of possible recovery actions.
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You have the option of performing a patented one-click repair™ or scanning for viruses, as well as access to advanced system recovery tools and utilities.The EasyRE recovery environment lets you access your files and documents for backup to make sure your data is safe, and even gives you access to a web browser if you need to email yourself a file or look something up.
If you purchased a new computer with Windows Vista preinstalled on it, you may have received an actual Windows Vista DVD with your purchase or a Recovery Disk created by the computer's manufacturer, or maybe your new computer came with a Recovery Partition on the hard disk in lieu of a Recovery Disk. While a Recovery Disk or a Recovery Partition will allow you to restore your computer to the original settings from the manufacturer, chances are you will not be able to use it to repair your Windows Vista installation. For that, you will need an actual Windows Vista DVD that contains the Windows Recovery Environment; without the tools contained in the Windows Recovery Environment, you cannot repair your current installation.Fortunately, Microsoft is adding the ability to create a Windows Recovery CD to Vista SP1. However, if you want to create a Windows Recovery CD before SP1 arrives, the folks over at have made available a copy of the Windows Recovery CD ISO image that Microsoft created for the SP1 Beta test. In this edition of the Windows Vista Report, I'll show you how you can get this ISO image and create your own Windows Recovery CD. Getting the ISODue to the popularity of NeoSmart Technologies' Windows Recovery CD ISO image - a 120MB download - NeoSmart has made the image available as a as well as a, although in order to get the ISO file you'll need to download the torrent version.
Using ISO RecorderOnce you get the ISO file, you will need a way to burn it to a CD. You may already have a CD burning application such as Nero, but if you'd like to add the ability to burn ISO files directly from within Vista, download the from Alex Fienman's site.Once you download the ZIP file, installing ISO Recorder is a snap. Double-click Setup, and click through the Open File Security Warning and User Account Control dialog boxes.
When you see the ISO Recorder Setup Wizard ( Figure A), simply follow the onscreen instructions and you'll have ISO Recorder installed in a matter of moments.Figure A. At this point, insert a blank CD into your CD burner. When you see the AutoPlay dialog box, just close it.ISO Recorder, originally written as a Shell extension, integrates itself right into Windows Explorer. To launch it, locate the ISO file, right-click, and select the Copy Image To CD command ( Figure B).Figure BISO Recorder is a Shell extension integrated into Windows Explorer.When you see the CD Recording Wizard ( Figure C), click Next. The program will burn the ISO image to your CD and in a few minutes the CD will eject. You may then close the CD Recording Wizard.Figure CISO Recorder's user interface is very straightforward. Booting from the Windows Recovery CDNow that you've created your Windows Recovery CD, test it to make sure that it will work in the event you need it one day.
To do so, restart your computer with the CD in the drive. As the system reboots, follow the instructions on the screen to make your computer boot from the CD. Be patient as the Windows Recovery Environment, which actually uses Windows PE (Preinstallation Environment) to boot up, will take some time.Once the system begins to boot from the CD, a black screen with a light gray progress bar will appear ( Figure D).Figure DAs Windows PE loads files into memory, a light gray progress bar keep you apprised of the process.As soon as all the files are loaded into memory, the blue and green Vista background ( Figure E) will display on the screen for what may seem like an eternity. Again, this may require some patience.Figure EThis background will appear on the screen for what may feel like an eternity.Finally, the Install Windows dialog box, which prompts you to select Language, Time and Currency format, and Keyboard preferences, will appear on the screen ( Figure F). Since you are not really installing Windows, you may bypass this dialog box by clicking Next.Figure FWhen you see the Install Windows dialog box, you can just click Next.When you see the second Install Windows dialog box ( Figure G), click the Repair Your Computer option.
Do not click the Install Now button.Figure GTo get to the System Recovery Options, click the Repair Your Computer option.The first System Recovery Options dialog box will appear ( Figure H). When prompted, select your operating system and click Next.Figure HAt the System Recovery Options dialog box, select your operating system and click Next.The main System Recovery Options dialog box will appear ( Figure I). If this were a real system failure, you would choose one of the appropriate recovery tools from the list. However, since this is only a test, you can simply click the Restart button.Figure IIn the event of a real system failure, you would choose one of the appropriate recovery tools. Get Vista tips in your mailbox!Delivered each Friday, TechRepublic's Windows Vista Report newsletter features tips, news, and scuttlebutt on Vista development, as well as a look at new features in the latest version of the Windows OS.