The first problem that I ran into was that since Linux has been on this machine, and I’ve swapped the internal HDD to an Intel SSD, the partition table and MBR weren’t exactly in original. Ordinarily I would immediately image with a stock Windows ISO, but since I’d paid for a Win7 Pro license, and wanted all the Lenovo applications restored (volume/brightness OSD, battery monitor in taskbar) I specifically wanted to restore to the OEM version and then remove the trialware. ![]() After a bit of house tidying over the past few days, I managed to locate the power adapter for my Lenovo X230 laptop. Upon booting it up I realized that it had accumulated a number of outdated applications and crufty configurations, so I wanted to restore it to factory settings.
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