System Restore: allows you to restore your computer's configuration, driver information, and programs to a previous state while leaving your existing data intact.This is the option you mormally use to repair Windows Vista.
Startup Repair: is an automated repair process that scans your Vista installation for problems and attempts to automatically fix them.If the repair process does not detect any problems starting Vista, it will display a list of recovery tools, and you will need to continue with one of the following advanced options:.Please note that if the repair process detects any problems, it will automatically start Startup Repair (see short description below). Select the Vista installation you would like to repair (usually only one is shown), and press the Next button to continue. When Windows Vista/7 detects an installed OS, you will be presented with the System Recovery Options dialog box. This will bring you to a new screen where the repair process will look for all Windows Vista installations on your computer. When the main Windows Vista/7 setup screen appears, click on the Repair your computer option. Windows Setup will start loading until the language and location selection screen appears.Īdjust Language to install, Time and currency format, and Keyboard or input method options, and click Next. Click inside the virtual machine window to capture the input and press any key. Windows will ask you to press any key to boot from the CD. Insert the Windows Vista/7 installation disk into your Mac DVD drive. Set Boot order to CD/DVD, Hard Disk, Floppy.Ĭlick OK to save and close the configuration. If you have Windows® XP or Windows® 8 please see the following articles:įor a Windows Vista virtual machine that uses a virtual hard disk:Ĭlick on the CD/DVD option in the Hardware section. This article applies to Windows Vista® and Windows 7® only.
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