Try the steps: a. Open the Start Menu, then type recdisc. Go to step c. Open the Control Panel icons view , and click on the Backup and Restore icon. A Click on the Create a System repair disc link in the left blue pane. NOTE: If you are prompted to insert a Windows installation disc, it means that the files needed to create the system repair disc cannot be found on your computer. Insert a Windows 7 installation disc. Microsoft allows you to download the Windows 7 disc image file, or "ISO," as long as you have your product key.
You can download Windows 7 from Microsoft here. Download the Windows 7 ISO file. You'll need to verify your product key and then download the correct version. The download is several gigabytes large, and may take a while to complete.
You can download the program for free from Microsoft here. Windows 7 is traditionally put onto a blank DVD, but you can also use a USB thumb drive, which is great for computers without a disc drive. The thumb drive will need to be at least 4 GB, and all of the data on it will be deleted.
Browse your computer to find the ISO file that you downloaded. It will usually be in your Downloads folder. Follow the prompts to create the disc or USB drive. This may take a little while to complete. Once the process is finished, you'll have a fully-functional Windows 7 installation disc.
Method 2. Create a disc using the tool included by your computer's manufacturer. Major computer manufacturers such as HP, Dell, and Acer include programs in Windows that allow you to create recovery discs.
If you built your own computer, or your manufacturer didn't include recovery disc creation tools, move on to the next step to make your own. You may not need all four. Click the Start button and type "recovery manager. Select the media type that you want to create. Follow the prompts to create the discs. If you are burning the recovery discs, you'll be prompted when to insert the next blank disc.
Make sure you label the discs as you create them so you know which order they go in. Click "Backup" and select "Create Recovery Media.
When you select one, you will be told how many discs you need or how large the USB drive will need to be. Follow the prompts to create your discs or USB drive. Label each of the discs as you create them so they don't get out of order. You will need two blank discs. Follow the prompts to create the recovery discs. Label them so that they don't get out of order. In order to create your own disc that contains all of the drivers you need for your computer, you'll need either an ISO file for the Windows 7 installation disc, or an actual installation disc.
You'll need your product key in order to download it. See the first section of this article for details. You can create a new folder on your desktop and then just select and drag all of the files from the disc or ISO into it. Have a look at how it works.
Connect USB drive to your working computer and make sure that it can be detected by the operating system.
Step 2. Install and launch it. Choose one between two bootable disc types. Here Windows PE based bootable media is selected. Step 4. A storage device is used to save your ISO image files and work as the media of your recovery disk.
For portability, you can choose USB drive as your storage device. Thus, you need to make a backup first if there is something important.
Step 5: After all finish, you can see the content of your recovery disk and ensure it's exactly the same as your ISO file. This way is quite simple. However, this way requires a product key. That's to say, you cannot use Windows 7 recovery disk 32 bit to restore 64 bit Windows 7.
It will contain all of the necessary drivers for specified computer, when you create a recovery disk or disc using above two ways. So it can only be used to repair the specified computer. Thus, if you want to create a recovery 7 recovery disk to boot any versions of Windows system, you can use the following method.
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