I couldn't quite find where to post this, so I hope here is ok.
I have been trying to figure out how to burn myself a set of Vista Recovery discs so that I have something to fall back on if my Win 7 installation is not to my liking. The problem is, whenever I try and use the Recovery Manager to create the discs I am met with the error:
Sonic: PX.dll not found
I have not already created any discs in the past and I havn't ever had any Sonic software installed on my computer. My burner functions perfectly as well.
Does the D: drive contain actual images (.ISO) that I could use to burn a set of discs, or is it a process the recovery manager has to do?
I have been trying to figure out how to burn myself a set of Vista Recovery discs so that I have something to fall back on if my Win 7 installation is not to my liking. The problem is, whenever I try and use the Recovery Manager to create the discs I am met with the error:
Sonic: PX.dll not found
I have not already created any discs in the past and I havn't ever had any Sonic software installed on my computer. My burner functions perfectly as well.
Does the D: drive contain actual images (.ISO) that I could use to burn a set of discs, or is it a process the recovery manager has to do?