

OEM Recovery Partition Creator has good intentions, and it works, but boy is it difficult to use. We try to post 4-star apps mostly, and this is the rare exception to that rule. This is where you need to go to the documentation, all 49 pages of it.Īs you know, MajorGeeks tests everything for quality before posting it. If you're anything like me, you're a little surprised, confused, and lost at this point, and you haven't even started. What you get is seven new folders, all for different operating systems, documentation(you're going to need it), add-ons, and sources. Upon extraction, you are told that the files are only going to be extracted.

The documentation is massive, and could easily be replaced with a graphical user interface. However, if you're not an advanced user, and possibly even if you are, you might not know where to begin or how to use the program. The idea behind the app is to be able to create a factory restore, just like the one that comes with Dell, HP, and others. Please note that it will only work on a clean install of Windows. OEM Recovery Partition Creator, for advanced users, can create a copy of your partition and bootable rescue media to restore your computer to its original state.
