Lenovo notebook factory original Win8 system installation image how to extract?

WIN8/WIN8.1 system comes with a very powerful recovery function, but if one day your system's recovery function can't be used (for example, prompt to insert media, but how can it be better?) You can extract the notebook in the hidden partition on your hard disk. The factory comes with the original genuine system. Note: The premise of doing this must be to ensure that the hidden partition still exists and is not damaged. If the format is only C, the hidden partition should still be.

Software Name:

BOOTICE Boot Sector Maintenance Tool [32+64]bit 2013 V1.3.3 Green Free Edition

Software Size:

768KB

updated:

2015-03-06

1, BOOTICE first download a small tool, open After seeing the following interface, click on the lower right corner partition management (G)

2, after popping up the following interface, you can see that there are 3 hidden partitions on my main hard disk, how to check whether it is Hiding the partition? Hide the following H marked are hidden partitions

3, but so many hidden partitions which have my original WIN8/WIN8.1 image, don't worry, first check the capacity of these hidden partitions Generally, the one with the larger hidden partition capacity will have our image (note that it is a hidden partition, but it is not a non-hidden partition). The biggest one is 20G. Maybe you are 8G 10G 15G. (Select a hidden partition. The biggest one), if it is really not sure, then follow the method of step 4 to show all the hidden partitions and then go inside to find Instal.wim

4, select the larger one in the hidden partition. Then, first click on the display, then click on the drive letter, then open my computer, refresh to see the hidden partitions

5, (remember to view the hidden files, Folder, drive options on the hook, if you do not Baidu, it is very simple), open the hidden partition in the search field to enter the instal can see the results,

6, pay attention! Although this file is shown as a decompressed file, it is not a decompressed file. When decompressing, an error is indicated, the file is corrupted, but the actual file is intact. Copy him to a USB flash drive or other hard drive to show partitions for backup! OK is done! Don't worry about the size of the files, because depending on the notebook manufacturer, they will add drivers or some common software to the image, so your instal file size may be different from mine. Don't care! Next time I will teach you to reinstall the system with the inistal file. Please click on me to see my other experiences! Thank you