I have an amd athelon 64x2 dual core processor 4200 + 2.20GHz with 1791 Ram, 32 bit operating system running windows vista home premium fat32. The computer came preloaded and no disc.
I d/l the vista recovery ISO and burned it with ImgBurn to DVD, It said it was successful and I wanted to test it so I changed the boot sequence to boot up from cdrom. I shut down and restarted with the dvd in the cdrom and hit F12 and it showed me the boot sequence, it hadn't changed, so I repeated the boot up from cdrom first and hit enter, it booted into my desktop and that was all it did.( at least I know it will boot to desktop
Since I have no issues with vista running, my question is, is that all it was suppossed to do, or was it suppossed to bring up a panel or recovery options or something or would it only do that if it picked up a problem with vista. Thanks in advance ![Smile :smile: :smile:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I d/l the vista recovery ISO and burned it with ImgBurn to DVD, It said it was successful and I wanted to test it so I changed the boot sequence to boot up from cdrom. I shut down and restarted with the dvd in the cdrom and hit F12 and it showed me the boot sequence, it hadn't changed, so I repeated the boot up from cdrom first and hit enter, it booted into my desktop and that was all it did.( at least I know it will boot to desktop