msi burn recovery use to switch hard drive

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Or is that not that necessary? I could see the reddit having the opinion to say give it up, delete the WINPE recovery partition on the SSD, delete BIOS_RVY on the HDD, keep taking Macrium images of computer from macrium boot USB and hang on to the USB recovery files that dragoncenter put on it when i made a recovery usb.and get back some disk space. I'd like to be able to have the F3 recovery as a thing.

Or, did the SSD upgrade ruin this? (starting to suspect this, not sure why a perfect image of the old SSD didn't keep it okay) computer booted up fine- but F3 is still not bringing me to restore Factory OEM settings and is doing the exact same thing.ĭo I actually need to pop in my UFD recovery flash drive i made from dragoncenter, and see if it works, and attempt to OEM reinstall that way right now, and see if that gets the option back via F3 button push? I did Convert both disks BACK to UEFi (and set the MSI BIOS accordingly )and then try F3 at start to see if this even mattered- it didnt. So, now, how do I get back that OEM (MSI) F3 Recovery? I also used a macrium rescue Boot USB to boot Macrium, then image the BIOS_RVY to a external hard drive in case it ever becomes useful. I DID, go into DragonCenter and make a recovery UFD flash drive USB. Other than that, I converted both disks to MBR/Legacy Bios via AOMEI, īut, I noticed the F3 Recovery at startup doesnt work! I upgraded it to Windows 10 Enterprise from Home. Since getting it, i've swapped the SSD Windows was on, with a bigger one (used macrium to image everything over, put the image on the new one) It has two drives, one with windows and it's usual partitions and a WinRE recovery partition evenĪnd the 2nd, a HDD ,with nothing on it, but a tiny BIOS_RVY partition.Īs i understand it that BIOS_RVY is how the F3 option is supposed to work, to get you back to a menu in a emergency where it's like advanced system repair BUT you have a extra option to Reset to MSI factory settings - which might be worth going for rather than doing a normal windows reinstall in cases.

Msi burn recovery use to switch hard drive