To save the Recovery of a laptop MSI, it's simple. This tutorial was made on a laptop ' MSI GE60 2OE-080FR'. We therefore recommend the iso files that you can copy on different backup media. If your manipulations do not work, you will have your DVDs to restore your laptop, neither seen nor known.

You can try to install another operating system on the hard drive or make a multiboot system. If your hard disk is defective and the system partition is damaged, it will therefore pose no problem since you will just replace the hard drive and use the DVDs to restore your PC to factory condition. What is that you may very well change the hard drive with a new (eg DSS) without losing your System Recovery. These DVDs will help you to restore your laptop without going through the system partition of the hard drive. MSI, Asus and other manufacturers allow in addition to creating DVD backup. This allows users to restore their laptop to factory state when it is really planted. This is the system partition that contains an image of the hard drive with Windows installed as original. I continually received a blue screen error and it restarted.If you purchased a laptop, you probably know that they come with Recovery. Short of temporarily pulling my SSD, re-inserting the MSI hard drive and creating a MSI Burn Recovery file, is there any alternatives? The only other option I thought of was I was going to tell Windows to boot from the USB MSI hard drive instead of the SSD drive, go into MSI Burn Recovery and create a quick backup, but for some reason Windows wouldn't completely load off the MSI hard drive when plugged into a USB SATA cable as an external drive. Is there a way to point the MSI Burn Recovery software to a recovery partition on another drive or USB drive? Does this backup of the recovery partition do anything for me in and of itself? So now I have a copy of the MSI hard drive recovery partition, but what, if anything, is that partition copy going to do for me? I can't run MSI Burn Recovery because the software can't find the recovery partition on my SSD drive and there doesn't appear to be a way to point the software to a partition not located on the main drive.

img file of that recovery partition from the MSI hard drive.

Using Macrium Reflect and an external USB SATA cable, I was able to make an. Sadly, the recovery partition on the MSI hard drive never migrated. When I first received my PE60 I migrated the hard drive to the Samsung 850 using Samsung's migration feature.

Msi burn recovery partition