9th and Vine Compatible with Windows 10 Home 32/64 Bit DVD. Install To Factory Fresh, Recover, Repair and Restore Boot Disc. Fix PC, Laptop and Desktop.

A week ago I downloaded Ubuntu onto my laptop to be dual boot with Windows 10. I tried to delete Ubuntu from the partition without removing the Ubuntu boot, because I didn't know what I was doing. What happened was my computer was trying to access Ubuntu, because it still had the boot but didn't have the OS. This prevented me from accessing Windows 10. I tried downloading Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft website on to a USB drive and re-install Windows 10 that way, but it didn't work. I got frustrated and thought about just buying a new computer, but that would cost me a few hundred bucks. Instead, I searched Amazon for Windows 10 boot CDs and bought this one for 13 bucks. The re-installation process took about 3.5 hours total. The longest process was when it says "Getting Ready" with the spinning icon, and it took about 3 hours. You have too look at the hard drive LED indicator. If it's blinking or turned on, then that means the hard drive is adding / deleting stuff. So don't turn off your computer. If it take longer than 4 hours, then there might be issues. I can access my old programs in the C drive (e.g. games and software that I installed previously), but everything on the Desktop (resumes, Word/Excel documents, pictures) was wiped out.

Worked as expected. Follow the instructions for the BIOS and viola, the boot process starts. I wish in the title of the product, mentioned "no product key" and not a few lines down the description. But the cost, speedy delivery - and luckily I so happened to have a product key after the fact, I would recommend.

Not sure why but it did not work for me, had to call a repair company in and they fixed it

I did step by step like the see through instructions said and only on my 1st try I got to a screen asking to put in a 4 digit code to verify that I wanted to run this disc that also had a website link to click on but no mouse cursor around. First of all, what is the point of the code? Because it made it impossible to do anything, even the code. I put the code in but all it did was restart the computer and back to where I started. I never seen any update, install, restore, repair, installation, or anything but the 4 digit code and ESC to escape. After it failed I tried over and over trying to get it to show back up but had zero luck. Apparently you only get one use only. Very disappointed again having to put another computer in the shop paying hundreds of dollars to fix it. $15 well wasted that I could of used on taking it in. I mean come on, I'm sure everyone seen the blue screens before but show no pictures of the first screen and what to do to get past it and only one chance to use the disc. Very annoying especially when restarting a computer over and over. Just wish the disc was straight to the point instead of being very difficult to try to get started.

Something went wrong with the huge "Anniversary" update on Windows 10, and even after trying all Windows' many internal tools and about 20 re-boots, I couldn't get rid of an "Unknown Hard Error" message, and couldn't use my PC. I changed my CD drive to be the primary boot source, then ran this CD. It took some experimentation, but on about the fourth or fifth try, it started to repair the internal Windows system files. After about three hours, Windows 10 was functioning like a new install. All my drivers appear to have been left OK, and my data files are intact, but I lost the programs I had installed, including Microsoft Office, which I had purchased. Given enough time, I could probably install it from the subfolders holding old system files - but for today, I've spent enough time on this. I would buy this again, I guess, or I might spend $100 on a new Windows 10 license.

Great

This is a bootable disc...you use to start a computer or laptop that needs to be repaired or start. Works great. I used it on a couple of laptops to get them started to repair windows 10 system. Again this is just to start a computer that stays on a black or blue or blank screen. Once it starts your computer you need to go to advance options on your screen and click on repair.

I'm so thankful for this product!! I let someone install Linux after my hard drive was replaced...and what a mess. I tried installing Windows 10 ISO via a USB drive and it was not working. After spending hours fiddling with that, I took a gamble and bought this CD. I switched the boot order to the CD drive in the BIOS and it loaded the first attempt. I've never been so happy to see that Microsoft logo! HaHa!! Definitely worth the cost and aggravation to have an install disc handy.