I have a laptop running a fully licensed version of Windows 7 Ultimate x64. For some reason, the boot partition has become corrupted. I didn't get a Windows 7 disc or a recovery disc with the install.

Once I wiped the Raid, the the two hard drives, one an SSD cache drive and the other being a 2TB hard drive, were erased and the system them prompted me for a bootable disk. It then read the Windows 7 ...

A few months back I explained how Windows 7 users can use built-in tools to create a system-repair disc–an important step to take given that few PCs these days come with one. A reader who uses Vista ...