Hello,
2-3 weeks ago i had bought an ASUS Notebook X73S.
Specs:
i5 processor
Windows 7 Home Premium x64
8 RAM
Nvidia Geforce 610M 1gb
I have the habit to do a fresh install on every system that i buy so i did it with this notebook, but then i found out that the graphic driver from the manufacturer's site won't detect the graphic card so i was forced to use intel's driver ending up with bad fps rate playing simple games like Minecraft. Now its not a big deal cuz i bought the laptop for programming purposes but i like to have it up to date and with the correct drivers to use it at its optimal performance/usage.
The only way to get the manufacturer's factory setting, i assume, is using the Partition called RECOVERY:
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I looked up how to access it, use it and that was by pressing F9 at bootup.
So i did but the only thing that show up is a "Windows 7" Selection which just normally boots Windows. I tried the "Repair my computer" way by F8 but that selection doesn't show up.
I'm out of ideas, can anyone help?
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Its been a week and no help...
Have i missed any details i should mention? :S -
ASUSTeK Computer Inc. -Support- - select model - OS - ... Utilities and download AI recovery. This should allow you to create DVD's that will facilitate recovery of the OS to factory state.
I generally recommend a full out of box image to an external HDD as an alternate way to recover. Asus recovery is not 100% reliable (as you have found out).
I believe the recovery partition needs to be first on on the disk & hidden for it to function via F9. -
But how do i do the out of the box image process you mentioned? -
^^ type backup in search bar - create system image.
Or install Paragon 12 backup .. then create an image to an external drive once your system is running properly
ASUS X73S partition recovery issue
Discussion in 'Asus' started by Spl1tz, Feb 18, 2012.