Originally Posted by shaun_lench:
“The real fact here is... I shouldn't have to worry about backing stuff up...full stop.. its 2015 we should not be having to buy extra hard drives and stuff just incase microsoft messes up because i didn't mess up! i do have system images anyway which doesn't help at all when your unable boot at all. But tbh i think its something to do with video drivers and another reason why we need to get microsoft to pay for repairs if they can't handle their own software with hardware. Why don't they just keep it simple.
Shaun.”
“The real fact here is... I shouldn't have to worry about backing stuff up...full stop.. its 2015 we should not be having to buy extra hard drives and stuff just incase microsoft messes up because i didn't mess up! i do have system images anyway which doesn't help at all when your unable boot at all. But tbh i think its something to do with video drivers and another reason why we need to get microsoft to pay for repairs if they can't handle their own software with hardware. Why don't they just keep it simple.
Shaun.”
Of course, system images help when you can't boot - that is what they are there for. You set the PC in the bios to boot from a usb stick containing the recovery software, and the system image on an external hard drive. This will work even if the internal hard drive is completely blank. The only time this would fail is if there is a hardware problem, or you had corrupted the BIOS which is extremely rare.



