How to Restore Asus Laptop When F9 Does Not Work
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If you are getting recovery/BSOD
If you are getting recovery/BSOD errors when trying to restore your Asus laptop by the F9 key after migrating from HDD to SSD or by accidently modifying your partitions, this video will show you how to perform a Windows Recovery of your system to restore the computer back to factory defaults.
Important: This process does NOT fix your F9 Asus recovery mode. It is an alternative method to restore your computer through Windows Recovery mode; this method does not rely on Asus recovery mode.
In order for this process to work you will need:
- Restore OEM Recovery Partition (~20.01GB) (As long as you did not delete this partition, this fix should work for you)
- At least ~20GB of free space on your hard drive
- A USB or DVD disks + External DVD Drive
- EaseUS Partition Master Free (or equivalent partition manager)
This alternative method avoids BSOD errors such as:
0xc0000225
Asus Laptop featured in this video:
S400CA
This method may also work with other manufacturers' laptops who have specified their own function keys to initialize a propriety recovery mode.
Important: This process does NOT fix your F9 Asus recovery mode. It is an alternative method to restore your computer through Windows Recovery mode; this method does not rely on Asus recovery mode.
In order for this process to work you will need:
- Restore OEM Recovery Partition (~20.01GB) (As long as you did not delete this partition, this fix should work for you)
- At least ~20GB of free space on your hard drive
- A USB or DVD disks + External DVD Drive
- EaseUS Partition Master Free (or equivalent partition manager)
This alternative method avoids BSOD errors such as:
0xc0000225
Asus Laptop featured in this video:
S400CA
This method may also work with other manufacturers' laptops who have specified their own function keys to initialize a propriety recovery mode.
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