Asus N53JQ Recovery Partition Problem

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by babiwise, Aug 17, 2012.

  1. babiwise

    babiwise MDL Novice

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    I've tried to recover my windows 7 home basic using ASUS recovery partition. I did it several times before but this time during the recovery process, I accidentally hit the power off button, nothing happened at the moment and the process continued, but at last, the windows screen didn't appear. i tried it 3 times but again the same result, I even used recovery CDs but didn't help. how can i fix the recovery partition ? :unsure: any help is appreciated, thanks aloooot for your time.
     
  2. supaduper

    supaduper MDL Member

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    #2 supaduper, Aug 17, 2012
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    If the recovery partition is corrupt other than getting and installing an image from another Asus than cannot see another way, why dont you get a windows 7 disc do a fresh install then use the DAZ loader to activate job done.
     
  3. Winter

    Winter MDL Member

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    I know the problem. MBR seems to be corrupted. All you have to do is to get Windows 7 Recovery CD and use 'Fix' option, so it will do the thing. After that just restart and it will work.
     
  4. urie

    urie Moderator
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    But if using recovery cd/dvd's MBR would be overwritten anyway perhaps babiwise is not letting the whole recovery complete some require several reboots.
     
  5. PhaseDoubt

    PhaseDoubt MDL Expert

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    If you goal is to recover using the ASUS supplied programs and such, and it's not working for you, I'd suggest you give ASUS tech support a call and get their take on your problem.

    If you feel you need to abandon the ASUS approach, you best bet is to wipe your drive and make a clean install of Windows 7. You may even be able to use your ASUS supplied key. If that fails, do as supaduper suggests.

    Of course if you have a system image, try restoring that first.