Had a failed HD that was cloned. The clone would not boot with a 0XC0000225 error. Tried all the normal fixes using BOOTREC and DiskPart. After 2 hours of failed fixes, found this utility. Thought I'd give it a try. It took a few minutes and fixed the issue. The drive now boots fine and is fully functional. Best $20 utility I've ever used. I can see it will save me hours on future repairs. I was concerned this was a scam or useless utility, but it is the real deal.

Excellent product – I was unable to fix my Dell Vista laptop using Microsoft Windows utilities.

I purchased your software and quickly repaired my disk using the automated fix option. Very impressive, easy to use and you have saved me a lot of money and heartache!

Thanks – I would recommend this software to anyone with similar problems.

To answer a few of the questions below in recent comments:

– it’s not a copy of Windows its a disk repair program – you need to burn the ISO file to a DVD or USB, instructions are on this site; also an ISO file is not a sign that Chrome has incorrectly download a file its a standard file type for a disk image – RTFM! – it won’t work a USB wireless mouse, well it didn’t recognise mine but you don’t require a mouse to start the fix – find or borrow an old keyboard and plug it in!

I was surfing for a solution. And after trying different solutions. i bought the recovery ISO. Works great and easy.

Thanks

If there is a serious issue many BCDEdit (and related) commands need to be run and in a certain order this can be very frustrating. Especially if you use the BCDedit commands infrequently.

Having a very tight schedule when my latest boot problem came about I decided to try EasyRE. I wasn't even sure this particular problem could be fixed and was preparing mentally to attempt a backup recovery.

Within 5 min. of the EasyRE download completing EasyRE had automatically detected the problem and corrected. I was in shock, a good kind of shock and rebooted several times to make sure the issue was completely resolved...which it was.

I changed my hard disk and could not startup and got n blue screen.

I run the program once and 6 months of stuggle was gone.

I recommend Easy Recovery Essentials and surely..... It works!

Windows Vista started only with the repair-advise screen: --last correct startup --safe mode

I tried the recovery essentials, and after 20 minutes I was able to restart Windows without any problem. !

On one of our computers uing Windows 7 Ultimate.

Fixed MBR Error 3 with ease.

Hi lads I have no words to describe how thankful I am for providing a wonderful product at a reasonable cost and for the amazing support of the whole NeoSmart Technologies Team.

I am able to reboot my computer now after days of worry, all my files are there, and you have saved me from fully re- install of everything,

I didn't have much faith that easy RE was going to work for me, after I came across comments on-line of people recommending not to use easy RE just simply because for some reason it didn't work for them, But Sure enough easy RE did work for me with simplicity and very little effort on my part.

Thank you so much for your email support, I am really very grateful.

The greatest problem is, that you have to buy before installing it. In my case, the program did not install: keayboard and mouse were frozen. I reported it to Neosmart and after a couple of days I received a new download-key. I tried again, and now the installation was complete. But, in the meanwhile I had installed the free EasyBcd boot program from the same company. And this program showed me the real problem: the driveletter of the bootfile was wrong; with EasyBcd I changed the driveletter, and that was the solution. I have no idea if EasyRE would have repaired my problem. So I cannot tell if this program also works for me. In any case: EasyBcd did the job for me.

Follow up review -

Software didn't help me but support was prompt and lots of alternative options were offered - I think the corruption on the HD was beyond even this software.

A friend of mine was trying to install a new hard drive in his PC, but didn't know how to format it. Long story short, he used a third party software and bricked his PC. Inserted Jesus Disc, it ran the course and he booted back up to his home screen. Wow.

This is a nice piece of software if you tried everything to bring your PC back to life. Saved my friend from completely reinstalling windows!

Maybe I'm just a computer klutz, but I found the downloading absolutely ridiculous. Not sure if this was because I was using a computer with Win8 to do the download. I was finally able to burn it to a disc - more by accident than anything else. It took me - I don't know - probably 20 attempts to make it download and burn. But that having been said - it seemed to have worked good on the laptop it was need for.

Thanks for this great product! Best twenty I ever spent on any computer software!

Yours Truly

Mike Crowley

It has been a while since I encountered a recovery scenario that I could not solve. Since Microsoft moved on to use UEFI, if your boot loader is corrupted to the point where it wont launch system recovery or safe mode, and you don't have a windows install disc or product key, you are screwed. Stumbling onto EasyRE and it actually working for me was the best thing that happened to me.

Luckily I had another PC that I could use to download the file and create the boot usb. If you are using windows 8.1 you may need to enable legacy support and set it at higher priority than UEFI so your boot usb is recognized. If I knew this ahead of time, it would have saved me 10 to 15 minutes. Also I highly recommend scheduling or making system restore points.

Guys, considering that DVD players are being deprecated, you should pre-package the boot USB creator with the EasyRE iso with generic documentation for use including common CMOS settings. Your site documentation was great but I had to search for it. Great Product!

Purchased the Pro version for $40. Had high hopes reading these reviews, of course they probably remove the negative ones - hence there aren't any.

Had a Win 8 PC that was caught in constant reboot loop. Created the Bootale CD and it loaded ok. Ran Automatic Repair said it completed successfully. However PC continued to do same thing. Ran it a couple more times, each time saying it was successful, but it pc still reboots same as before.

Emailed for support. Probably will have to dispute the charge on my card. What a waste of time and money!