I continually received a blue screen error and it restarted.

Short of temporarily pulling my SSD, re-inserting the MSI hard drive and creating a MSI Burn Recovery file, is there any alternatives? The only other option I thought of was I was going to tell Windows to boot from the USB MSI hard drive instead of the SSD drive, go into MSI Burn Recovery and create a quick backup, but for some reason Windows wouldn't completely load off the MSI hard drive when plugged into a USB SATA cable as an external drive. Note: Closing the other applications while burning the. Place the disk into the optical drive device, and then select Burn. Prepare the number of the writable disk as requested. Is there a way to point the MSI Burn Recovery software to a recovery partition on another drive or USB drive? Does this backup of the recovery partition do anything for me in and of itself? To create and burn a Recovery Disk, select Recovery Disk, and then follow the on-screen instructions to continue. So now I have a copy of the MSI hard drive recovery partition, but what, if anything, is that partition copy going to do for me? I can't run MSI Burn Recovery because the software can't find the recovery partition on my SSD drive and there doesn't appear to be a way to point the software to a partition not located on the main drive. img file of that recovery partition from the MSI hard drive. Using Macrium Reflect and an external USB SATA cable, I was able to make an. After a few seconds I got a message that the restore failed and windows was unable to repair itself. Sadly, the recovery partition on the MSI hard drive never migrated. 1 I couldn't get the RGB backlight to turn on in my GE76 Raider (even after uninstall and re-install of MSI Center and Steelseries) so I decided to restore factory settings in the F3 boot menu. When I first received my PE60 I migrated the hard drive to the Samsung 850 using Samsung's migration feature.

How does msi burn recovery work