Outside of that, Dragoncenter's recovery is also a OEM reinstall and can fix things fully/gives you the option of where to put it. TLDR: F3 Not working? Check if the computer has it on the wrong drive. This is for anyone who wants to restore this capability that is touted, since it'll be needed for those who might not be able to USB boot, or have bricked windows, and can't access Windows's or Dragoncenter's Recovery you need to create USB installation media from bootable ISOs (Windows, Linux, UEFI, etc. but during using it, it asked where to put the BIOS _RVYĪfter i did it and BIOS RVY was moved to the same harddrive- the F3 at Boot Recovery menu works! Rufus is a utility that helps format and create bootable USB flash drives, such as USB keys/pendrives, memory sticks, etc. I used DragonCenter's Recovery option, made a boot Flash Drive. Not even downloading and using this MSI tool worked- the ni realized, the F3 thing might be tied to the BIOS_RVY partition, on the HDD that came with my computer- but Windows by default is on the SSD! (alongside the WIN-RE drive which is windows's own recovery drive) I also, did some deep googling and with extreme luck found this - to try to repair it When restoring the system with the customized image, the system will revert to the customized backup configuration and all the personal files and settings will be kept.įor detailed functions and operation instructions of system restoration & MSI recovery, please refer to the attachment.So, I recently got a new GL65, and am loving it- but i quickly noticed the F3 Recovery option at start didn't seem to be working.
Customize Image Backup: Save the customized image backup to an external disk. When restoring the system with the recovery disk, all the personal files will be deleted and the customized settings will be restored back to factory defaults. MSI Image Backup: Creating MSI preload system recovery disk. MSI Recovery (for pre-installed Windows system only): When the system encounters any problems, revert to an earlier restore point that keeps all the files and settings. Here are the differences between “System Restoration” & “MSI Recovery”.Ĭreating a system restore point when the system is running properly. MSI Center Pro provides “System Restoration” & “MSI Recovery” options for creating a restore point and system restoration image.
For the models with pre-installed Windows system. This option is available for laptops with Windows pre-installed and the recovery.
MSI recommends all users back up the system in case of most errors. Refer to this video to create a recovery media using the Backup feature in Dragon Center (UWP).
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