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Fresh install of Windows 7 without recover disks or system image

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    Fresh install of Windows 7 without recover disks or system image

    Hello all, this is my first post.

    I need some help with my computer I built myself. I want to format and/or reinstall windows 7 fresh. I have a couple problems though. I haven't made any system image disks nor do i have recovery disks.

    What are my options, or is it even possible?

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    Hi Crono,
    as you said yourself your options do look a little limited.. If you have now way of accessing any disks or chance to create new disks then you'll have to buy a new copy.
    You could always try system restore but even then your limited due to lack of a os disk..


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