Recovery Partition

Newer PCs Store A Recovery Partition, Even AgathaChristieNile

History
The First PCs That's Have a Recovery partition Is Centerprise A9099 (Windows XP) (2001), Gateway E4150 (Windows XP) (2002), eMachines 2200 (2003) (Windows XP)

Recovery Partition First Introduced As A Unbootable Recovery Partition, You Need To Insert A Bootable Recovery Partition CD (GHO Files Are From D:\FACTORY\IMG)

The Only Windows 10 Examples Are The Gateway E4000 (A 2019 pc), Gateway ML5500 (a 2017 notebook), Packard Bell iMedia iM2200 (a 2018 pc), Acer Aspire V17-200 (a 2020 pc)

Application To Create The CDs
Older Recovery Partitions Included A Hidden D:\ISO Folder, The App Powered By ImgBurn is Preloaded, It Can Be Accessed By Selecting (Start/All Programs/ToolKit Suite/Recovery Media Creator/Launch Recovery Media Creator)

Keys
SoftThinks=F10

eMachines Netbooks Running XP=Launch Via Acer eRecovery Management

Acer=Alt+F10

HP=F11

Compaq=F11 Or F10

Newer SoftThinks=F8

Recovery Partition Menu In eMachines Netbooks
Complete Restore

Remain Data

Pre-SoftThinks
Grab 2 RCDs, Then Make A Recovery Partition Using WinXP And System CD Using Windows 10 And Delete The GHO Files On RCD1 (if you want) (Like 2220 And T2984)

early-SoftThinks
Grab 3 RCDs, Then Make A Recovery Partition

Trivia

 * Using A VAIO Recovery Partition (Vista RTM) On Non-VAIO PCs Will Get The Following Message the windows vista product key is invalid for activation. And Will Go Back To Reduced Functionality Mode.
 * BIOS Lock Will Not Run When You PC Is Not Supported, or Others Than Purchased Model Lineup