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Ok, I know this has been asked many times, however all the answers I've seen (even in my Google searches) all need the user to be able to boot onto windows. My current windows installation is corrupted and there is no way I can boot, not even into safe-mode, last good configuration etc...
My question is that giving the circumstance of being unable to boot into windows 7 is there a way to re-install windows keeping all programs intact? The reason being is that I have quite some software to re-install and too little time.
Thanks in advance
2No; If you are unable to boot you are unable to do the one method that would work. – Ramhound – 2014-12-05T15:11:50.063
@Ramhound Thanks for this. I also feel I should attribute this to you, so I think you should add this as an answer – Mark Said Camilleri – 2014-12-05T15:24:34.417