Lenovo G575 Recovery Disk Download
/esonic-sound-driver-64bit-for-windows-7.html. If you have a Lenovo recovery disc, you can easily reinstall the operating system, drivers and programs to factory defaults, which is the computer's condition when it first left the factory. Unfortunately, restoring the computer using the recovery disk deletes all your personal data and configurations, but the system will at least be functional. For worried users of Lenovo laptops facing the problem of their computer going directly to the failure screen without a recovery CD to tackle the problem, there is good news. The hard disk of the computer just needs to be restored to its original settings i.e. When it was shipped from the factory.
Hi guys,
I just bought a brand new ThinkPad x250. I am planning to erase the Windows 8.1 OS and install Ubuntu. I would however like to be able to reset to factory settings with the Windows installation. Reading the user guide I have learned about the recovery partition and the possibility of creating recovery media to use instead if I chose to delete the recovery partition (which I am planning to do, to get more space). My question now is, If I create recovery media, delete the recovery partition and accidentally lose the recovery media, is there a way to download an image of the recovery media and create a new one from that? I can't find this on the Lenovo site. Thanks