@artiek Hi Artiek, normally F11 pressed at Start calls for the PowerRecover program. But only if you haven't changed the partition scheme at all. So if you changed partition size, enlarged the Windows partition C and and shrunked the D partition, it will not work anymore, The same has happened if you have exchanged the original 500 GB HDD against a much faster 2.5" Laptop SATA SSD. But you get a Windows 7 key for little money. Or install Win 10 making use of the MediaCreationTool Microsoft provides --> https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10 The Win 7 key mostly is also valid for Win 10. So you could do an Upgrade --> Win10 for free Microsoft server registers your installation and creates an Id for your PC. So you can go afterwards deleting the complete Win 7 to Win 10 upgraded installation; and make a clean (empty) new Microsoft Win 10 installation. Success, daddle The newly setup installation will be set active automatically
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