Since Microsoft doesn't supply you with the ability to create an emergency boot disk, a free boot CD called Vista Recovery Disc can do the job for you.
Vista Recovery Disc downloads as an ISO file that you can burn to disc with Nero Burning Or Easy media Creator.
Vista Recovery Disc looks and acts like an official Microsoft recovery CD-with good reason, Beta versions of Vista Servic Pack 1 came with a modern equivalent of the old Windows Boot Floppy, a Start menu option called 'Create a Recovery Disc' that burned a Windows emergency CD, Microsoft removed that feature before SP1 .
Vista Recovery Disc downloads as an ISO file that you can burn to disc with Nero Burning Or Easy media Creator.
Vista Recovery Disc looks and acts like an official Microsoft recovery CD-with good reason, Beta versions of Vista Servic Pack 1 came with a modern equivalent of the old Windows Boot Floppy, a Start menu option called 'Create a Recovery Disc' that burned a Windows emergency CD, Microsoft removed that feature before SP1 .
Among its Vista-only option are a tool for diagnosing and fixing startup problems, a version of System Restore that uses restore points on the hard drive and a memory diagnostic tool. You can also use the command prompt to acess your hard drive.
And Here is How to automatically repair Windows Vista using Startup Repair:
http//www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html
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