Create Recovery Drive in Windows 10  

Brink said:

Hello nissimezra, :)

You could boot from either disc on either OS to do something simple like open a command prompt at boot.

However, you would only be able to do something like a system restore or startup repair from a disc that's the same as the installed OS.

Thanks Shawn for replay
The most important thing is system restore since from windows 8 and up no F8
That's a lot of disks to have or usb sticks if you work on this filed. I don't have trust with dual boot USB drive when you need them they fail.

Thanks again and have a nice week

Brink said:

You're most welcome nissimezra. :)

If you like, you could enable F8 at boot for Windows 10.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...dows-10-a.html

thats great tout for personal use. Once I'll upgrade my devices I'll do that.
The problem is with customers computers they usually call for service when the computer won't boot and they most likely won't have this option enable and to have cd's won't help coz all laptop without cd drive so lots of USB'S
Make it short hard life

At least we have Shawn to save us:)

Brink said:

Luckily, you can open a command prompt at boot to run the command for F8 as well. :)

How? without any bootable media?

Thanks in advanced

Brink said:

You could create it on any PC. :)

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...dows-10-a.html

I love your tout man I learned so much from you WOW.
I'm aware of that. I'm going to try Yumi maybe i'll get lucky to creat one USB stick with all my tools and all windows recovery ISO'S
Once I'll finish I'll update you it'll work properly which means not only boot but to finish processes like system restore.

Thanks Shawn

Followed the How To but cannot get past the first Next button. Clicking Next results in "Please Wait", and the only option is to "Cancel". Been waiting for 30 minutes. Can anyone resolve this issue?