Easy Recovery Essentials Review

If you ever find yourself in a situation in which your computer doesn’t start, and you’ve already tried the “ Last Known Good Configuration” option and it doesn’t work, what else can you do?SystemDiscs has a solution that might actually take you away from your frustrations with an automatic repair application called Easy Recovery Essentials (EasyRE, in short). This is a great software that allows you to repair your Windows and backup your files even if you can’t boot into Windows, and we have a giveaway too. Read on for more detail.

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Starting Up EasyREWhen you download the EasyRE, it will be in ISO format. To use it, you will have to burn it into a CD.To start EasyRE, you’ll need to insert the CD into the computer and restart it.Note: Make sure that you have configured your BIOS to boot from CD before your hard drive.

Otherwise, the CD won’t get boot up.The booting process will take a while. It took me about 2 minutes. It seems to take this long regardless of system performance. It’s a bit of a setback, but you can shrug it off and make some coffee in the meantime. While it’s starting, you’ll see a Linux boot screen with this easily-recognizable icon:Once it’s done loading up, you should see EasyRE’s principal screen.

2: Features Found In EasyREOnce you reach the principal screen, you’ll see all of EasyRE’s capabilities.Here is what it can do: Automated RepairThis option allows you to repair Windows automatically. When Windows doesn’t start, this usually gets the job done. Out of the three “broken” systems I’ve tried this on, it worked all three times.

Review(s) for the easy recovery essentials reviews. Review by: dododo55. Overall Rating (Posted on ) Ive been looking for an app that would fix bootup errors on a pc and would run from a Windows livePE, unfortunatly for me this is a linux distro, but i havnt been able to find anything other than this. Heres a link for so you guys have. NeoSmart Technologies, the company behind popular EasyBCD software, has just released EasyRE (Easy Recovery Essentials) for Windows 7, Vista, and Windows XP operating systems. EasyRE is a Windows system repair disc to automatically find and fix Windows issues without booting into Windows.

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Windows was able to boot after a bad driver was installed. Others across the Web have also had the same level of success. When using Automated Repair, you just have to select which partition on your computer has Windows 7 installed and start the process! Virus ScannerThis virus scanner is rather simple, but it scans your drive rather quickly, mostly due to the lack of running applications that get in the way. The only pet peeve I have is that it isn’t able to update virus definitions on computers that are connected via ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) to my server.

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Also, you won’t be able to update definitions if your ISP requires a username and password for authentication. Maybe the developers can consider adding this possibility? Browse/Backup FilesThis is probably one of the most useful features. If you can’t resolve anything with EasyRE, you can still back up your files using its native file system browser. If you have a spare hard drive, you can move files from one of the partitions to another. Partition EditorThis feature, as the name implies, allows you to modify the partitions you have in Windows so that you can create an environment in which you can back up files on other drives. Internet BrowserIf you still have stuff to do on the Web, and you don’t have much time to recover Windows at this point, you can still use the browser, which allows you to use the Internet without having to run Windows on your computer at that moment.

This is a must for people who use their computers for work.This wide range of features makes EasyRE perhaps one of the most useful utilities for recovery up until now. Let’s do a run-down on user experience. The Run-DownEasyRE did its job well.

It recovers the operating system into working order in a short time. Its virus scanner is decent and didn’t pick up any false positives. I have taken the time to infect a few files with some uncommon virus “strains,” and EasyRE picked them up properly.

The Internet and file browsers are a bit rudimentary, but that’s practically all you need anyway. It’s better than having a computer that has little more use than a paperweight.On the negative side, EasyRE closes when it’s done with the virus scan and leaves you in the desktop of the background operating system. This can get a bit annoying if you have more things to do with the application. It’s a bit difficult to run EasyRE again once it closes. Another problem occurs after restarting the computer. Windows detects that something happened to the file system and starts scanning it again.

This isn’t necessarily the fault of the application, but I thought I would mention that since it’s slightly annoying as it sets you back about 10-20 minutes.All in all, EasyRE is an excellent recovery suite. I’d give it a 9/10, only because of a couple of small unresolved issues (such as networking and EasyRE closing once it finishes the virus scan). Aside from these minuscule issues, it’s a powerful and impressive program that everyone should have in their arsenals! GiveawayEasyRE comes in Home, Professional and Server edition and it works for Windows from XP to Windows 8. We are glad to have 10 copies of EasyRE Professional (cost $39.95) to give away, thanks to the kind sponsorship of NeoSmart Technologies.Here is how you can take part in the giveaway event:Note: The giveaway contest is closed.That’s it. We will pick 10 random winners once the event is closed.Closing date: 11th Feb 2013Update: The winners are. Rahul.

pws. Ian Warren-Tibbetts.

John L. Adriano Oliveira. Sharon Teasdale. Art Bahme. Huy Nguyen Quang. Neil Wakeman. Deni Lad.

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Looks very interesting. I sure could have used this yesterday on a Vista laptop that was BSOD on boot. Frustrating as heck.

Tried everything but nothing worked because one or more files got corrupted and simply repairing the disk didn’t do it and no restore point worked. Also got the dreaded “We can’t fix it” message from start up repair. If this works it would be killer. Looks like you need to purchase an OS specific version. Is that right? You’d need XP, Vista,7 and 8 to handle any Windows machine.

Computer TechsThis is a place where computer technicians can come together to share info on the latest tips and tricks for computer/network repair. They can also share their tools of the trade and computer repair methods.THIS IS NOT A FORUM FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORTPlease direct questions seeking tech support to the following subreddits:.You will have a lot better chance of getting your question answered, as this subreddit is more for tech-to-tech discussion. What we were told by Microsoft was that the commercial licenses for Windows PE for all ISVs, regardless of size or specialty, were cancelled. Only OEMs get Windows PE licenses now.What most antivirus companies do is allow the user to create their own custom Windows PE-based environment from the Windows files already on their PC, on the Windows setup DVD, or from the WAIK via an automated wizard/tool. That's also perfectly OK, as the restriction applies to the distribution of said WinPE images, not their creation.