JeremyJukes
Senior Member
Here is the situation:
1. Created an restore image for C: on an external hard drive.
2. Using the repair disk (created about a week ago) formatted Drive C:
3. Using the repair disk and the restore image on the external drive restored the C: drive.
4. Following problems:
- aero not working
- monitor type reset to default
- screen resolution set incorrectly (probably based on the improper monitor)
- windows live mail getting a dll failure
- logon screen (which was set to my own jpg) defaulted to the beta fish screen
- various other failures which directed me to report to MS
It looks as if the image copy restore does not really restore to the proper Windows 7 configuration (as backed up by Windows 7). This is really a problem since we should have confidence in the backup provided by the OS. Please be careful on this.
My Solution:
After struggling with various settings I did a restore point restore from a day old restore point and all is back to normal (I think).
Please forward any experience with this since this is really fundamental to the integrity of the OS
1. Created an restore image for C: on an external hard drive.
2. Using the repair disk (created about a week ago) formatted Drive C:
3. Using the repair disk and the restore image on the external drive restored the C: drive.
4. Following problems:
- aero not working
- monitor type reset to default
- screen resolution set incorrectly (probably based on the improper monitor)
- windows live mail getting a dll failure
- logon screen (which was set to my own jpg) defaulted to the beta fish screen
- various other failures which directed me to report to MS
It looks as if the image copy restore does not really restore to the proper Windows 7 configuration (as backed up by Windows 7). This is really a problem since we should have confidence in the backup provided by the OS. Please be careful on this.
My Solution:
After struggling with various settings I did a restore point restore from a day old restore point and all is back to normal (I think).
Please forward any experience with this since this is really fundamental to the integrity of the OS
