Would this option even work across different computers? Does WinRE basically just recognize the recovery partitions and use them to do a factory install/reset of windows? Also, what is the point of creating a system restore backup if you can just boot into WinRe and do a factory install? I was seriously considering going to Costco and making USB recovery media off of the display unit to save myself time of reinstalling all the drivers and software individually. My question is how did this all work and why wasn't I able to just install the recovery program on my OS without having to add the files to a bootable USB? Seems like doing a fresh windows install deleted the MSI restore app and I couldn't find a way to install this just using the OS. It was able to restore all the drivers and stock programs while repairing windows 10 (including adding back the Restore MSI factory settings option when booting into F3, which was great).
I then decided to download the WinRE F3 MSI recovery on USB and bootup from it. I knew my hard drive had 3 extra partitions (two labeled recovery), but wasn't sure how to access the extra partitions or even whether these partitions had the data to restore to factory settings. I was able to download most of the stock drivers and programs, but was frustrated I didn't have the option to restore MSI to factory settings anymore when booting into F3. I created a Windows 10 instillation media and installed windows 10 on the largest partition that I assumed had to be the operating system. I was stuck in a failed automatic recovery bootloop with log file: D:\Recovery\WindowsRE\Winre.wlm\System32\logfiles\Srt\SrtTrail.txt After a few seconds I got a message that the restore failed and windows was unable to repair itself.
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.
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