Can someone help me create a reboot disk for Vista

when i restarted my computer a screen popped up and it gave me an option to
create a boot disk so i closed the screen because i didnt have any disks...i
just bought some and now i can't figure out where that screen is. please help

"Joe" <> wrote
> when i restarted my computer a screen popped up and it gave me an option
> to
> create a boot disk so i closed the screen because i didnt have any
> disks...i
> just bought some and now i can't figure out where that screen is. please
> help

That's a feature provided by the computer OEM, not by Vista. Check the
documentation that came with the computer or contact the computer's tech
support. Sometimes it's a one shot deal, but hopefully it there will be a
way to invoke it.

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Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]

Hello. To make an MS DOS startup disk, or a Computer Boot Disk: insert
floppy disk into drive A. Then right click and click Format. you shoul
see a column pop-up. Check the "Create a MS DOS Boot Disk". Nothing els
matters. Then click the start button at the bottom of the column. If i
does not work because it is write protected, turn the write protectio
off. To do this, turn the disk over and move the write protect butto
located here

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Then when it is formatted, a dialog box will pop-up and say that i
finished sucessfully, or that an error occured. Hope this helps
~~~Wadiefac

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Wadieface

Joe;211470 Wrote:
> when i restarted my computer a screen popped up and it gave me an optio
> t
> create a boot disk so i closed the screen because i didnt have an
> disks...
> just bought some and now i can't figure out where that screen is.
> please hel

I think it's an option to create a restore set so that you ca
reinstall to factory condition. Try looking in the Start Menu. Yo
should see some kind of disc burning tool with a shortcut to burn
restore set. It should be there someplace

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MilesAhea

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