Windows Full Recovery Package

Overview

The Windows Full Recovery Package is designed to restore your system to a fully operational state in the event of a failure. This package includes essential tools for system recovery, backup, and troubleshooting.

Features

• System Restore: Roll back to a previous system state using recovery points.
• Bootloader Repair: Automatically fix bootloader issues to restore system boot functionality.
• MBR Repair: Repair the Master Boot Record (MBR) to resolve boot-related problems.
• Partition Recovery: Recover lost or damaged partitions and restore access to your data.
• Backup & Restore: Create and restore system backups.
• Recovery Environment: Access a suite of recovery tools and utilities.
• File Recovery: Recover lost or deleted files.
• Antivirus Integration: Scan and remove malware to ensure a clean recovery.
• Diagnostics: Built-in tools for system diagnostics and troubleshooting.

System Requirements

• Windows 10/11
• At least 4 GB of RAM
• Minimum 10 GB of available disk space

Installation Instructions

1. Boot into Hiren's Boot CD:

   • Insert the Hiren's Boot CD and restart your computer.
   • Select to boot from the CD/DVD or USB drive.

2. Mount the Recovery Package Image:

   • Once in the Hiren's Boot environment, navigate to the recovery package image file.
   • Use the built-in tools to mount the image (e.g., use a tool like Disk Image or similar).

3. Execute Files:

   • Open the command prompt or the appropriate execution tool in Hiren's Boot.
   • Navigate to the mounted recovery package directory.
   • Run the relevant batch files to execute the recovery tools:
     • For system restore: Windows Recovery point manager.bat
     • For bootloader repair: Windows Bootloader repair utility.bat
     • For partition recovery: Windows partition recovery.bat
     • For antivirus scan: antivirus.py

Creating a Recovery Drive

To create a recovery drive, follow these steps:

1. Connect a USB Drive: Ensure it has at least 16 GB of space.
2. Open Recovery Drive Tool:
   • Type “Recovery Drive” in the Windows search bar and select Create a recovery drive.
3. Follow Prompts:
   • Check the box for Back up system files to the recovery drive and click Next.
   • Select your USB drive and click Create.

Using the Recovery Tools

• Access Recovery Environment:

  • Restart your computer and press F8 (or the relevant key for your system) during boot.
  • Select Repair Your Computer from the options.

• Restore from Backup:

  • Choose Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > System Restore.
  • Select a restore point and follow the prompts.

• Repair Bootloader and MBR:

  • From the recovery menu, select Repair Bootloader or Repair MBR and follow the instructions.

• Partition Recovery:

  • Use the Partition Recovery tool to scan for and restore lost partitions.

• Antivirus Scan:

  • Access the integrated antivirus tool to scan for and remove malware.

• File Recovery:

  • Use File History or Backup and Restore to recover lost files.

Troubleshooting

• If you encounter issues, ensure that your recovery drive is properly created.
• Verify that your system meets the minimum requirements.
• Consult the built-in help documentation or support forums for additional assistance.

License

This package is distributed under the [Apache Licence] License.