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• Toshiba-CD recovery deleted all partitions on satellite M50 181

  Hello

  After that I discovered that other images than the OEM Windows XP Image do not have driver for my laptop satellite M50 181 support, I decided to install the old Version-OEM.
  I had also installed a linux ubuntu, grub as boot loader.
  After you insert the recovery cd, there is no questioning what I wanted to do. The recovery process begins automatically delete all partitions and creating a large NTFS Partiotion ITERATE OVER ALL CONNECTED DEVICES (ipod, 500 GB backup drive).

  WHY DEVIL IS IT POSSIBLE? WHAT CAN I DO?
  Kind regards

  Cornelius

  After booting from the recovery CD, you should get 2 options;
  -Standard mode
  -Expert mode

  Using the Standard mode, the whole HARD disk will be formatted. Also al partitions will be erased.

  In expert mode, you may have chosen was the XP must be installed.

  I put t know what you did, but I presume that you have chosen the first method satandard

• Re: Satellite X 200 - recovery restores all partitions?

  Hello, my computer is a 200 X with 1 HARD drive.

  I had a system restore CD, and I would like to know if system restore only my C: or restore my C: + my D:?

  Thank you

  Hey Buddy,

  The Toshiba Recovery disk contains an image of the factory settings, which means that your entire HARD disk will be wiped. All the files on the partition of the first and the second will be deleted and if you back up files, for example on an external HARD drive.

  After using the recovery disk Toshiba has the same state that you have started the laptop, the first time. :)

• Satellite M40x - recovery disk removes all partitions?

  Hello

  The new Toshiba satellite M40X I bought about 5 years and it came with the recovery disk. Now my system is slow and reflection on the running on it recovery disk.

  When I bought the system I think she only had one C: drive and later I partition on three discs. Now, I want to know that if I run the recovery on my laptop disk then it would remove all partitions because I took the backup of the c: only?

  Thank you

  Hello

  If you run a recovery of all data on local disk c and D; you be wiped. Thus, you must back up the important data before you start

• When you perform a system recovery - it removes all partitions created?

  Model number: HP Pavilion p6795
  Operating system: A Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, now Windows 8 Pro 64-bit

  I'm looking to do a system restore to return my system to the default settings. I usually share my records in particular, D: data separate operating system and program files.

  Could you please confirm it removes all partitions created on the main hard drive (for example, the D: drive) data?

  Thanks a lot for your help.

  Hello

  Yes, remember the day you bought the unit it will be taken back to this parameter.

• Windows 8 key recovery

  Hello

  At the time I bought the computer laptop z500 (i5), I deleted all the partitions and installed linux on it.

  Now, I want to go back to windows

  I know a key recovery will not work. I just need the 8 necessary windows key when installing it.

  The laptop is always good enough guarantee. Where should I go to get my key of windows 8? Contact lenovo or microsoft customer service customer?

  Here is a link to the program http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html

  good luck and I hope it solves your problem if she don't forget to mark your solution / resolved my post.

• A doubt of key recovery

  I got my Y570 and D drive, I have divided into two D and G, the other data and the other for the software, if I use the recovery key I will keep all files on drive D and G?

  Thank you

  Restore the computer to factory settings going to wipe all personal information, regardless of the drive.

• Lenovo U350, Win7 broke down, a key recovery does not work

  I hope someone can help me.

  Description:

  I have a Lenovo U350 with OS Win 7. I did not burn any recovery DVDs/CDs through a Key Recovery program since I bought my laptop. It was my mistake. I should have done it. I does not change the size of the partitions on my laptop. The scores of all the hard drive are partitions by default (C, D).

  Problem:

  Last Friday my laptop crashed. I saw the blue screen (System error, I presume) until my laptop went into reboot. After that, I can't start my OS correctly. During the restart, the system hangs. Sometimes it crashes before the Veriface, sometimes manages to go through it and starts the Win 7, but in ~ 30 seconds restart again.

  So, I can't start the recovery key under Windows as my system restarts as soon as I click the OKR program with the mouse. I tried to press the OKR (next to POWER) when my phone is turned off. But instead of start OKR interface Windows 7 just starts and everything repeats.

  Question:

  What can cause this problem? Virus? System files are corrupted somehow? OKR files are overwritten? Material accident?

  What are the solutions?

  I would be very grateful for any help.

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Randy.

  
  

• Recovery disk restore partitions as factory settings?

  My laptop is about 2 to 3 years of age and has 3 partitions, C, D and E as factory put in place.
  I found that the system (C) partition is now almost full and cannot be extended because the D drive is in the way to rehabilitate the part of drive E.

  Does anyone know if the hot spare will restore the partitions in the form of factory settings or y at - it an option to change the score put in place during installation?

  Hey Buddy

  Yes. As far as I know the Toshiba Recovery disk format the whole HARD drive and retrieves the laptop back to factory settings.
  This means that the whole HARD disk would have first formatted and all partitions would be deleted. Then the recovery disk creates the partitions again and installs the operating system and other things like tools and drivers.

  See you soon

• HDD Recovery format all the drive HARD Equium P200-178

  Hello

  I need to reinstall Vista on my laptop.
  The question is: is the recovery of a partition option erases all partitions of data?
  Both with bones and the other with the data?

  I've been trying to find out on the forum.
  Some say the recovery cd to clean all partitions, but drive HARD recovery has the option to format only partition C

  Hello

  Well, as far as I know the HARD drive recovery procedure is the same procedure as the use of the Recovery DVD.
  In both cases the laptop will be set to factory settings which means that you will get the same data on the HARD drive as on the first day of purchase
  So it need to format the HARD drive and should restore again uses the image of Toshiba.

  But if you want to know if the second partition will be deleted and then created again and then store a small file on the second partition and then perform the procedure of HARD drive recovery.

  After installing the OS has finished go to the second partition and check if the same file that is always present on the second partition.

• HP ENvy 17 - J100 of TS: A DVD of RECOVERY will manage partitions of HARD drive on the HARD drive?

  I am desperate... need to get my laptop to the factory settings. It came with Win 8.1 installed.

  The problem is I tried and tried to make 10 Windows and in the process... all trying to do a fresh install... the original partitions on the HARD drive has been changed and it has even deleted.

  Now, some features do not work win 10.

  I'm wiling to return to 8.1. Wn ready to order a DVD of media of HP recovery for my laptop.

  BUT my question is: this DVD Recovery will manage partitions on the HARD disk? Will this Recovery DVD re partitions that used to have when it was originally the factory my laptop?

  Please let me know.

  Hello

  Yes, it will bring your machine back 'Presets', out of the box.

  Kind regards.

• A key recovery does not!

  Hi all, as indicated on the title, my one key recovery does not work.

  Whenever I press the recovery button (the host files charges) and when it finishes, it hangs there.

  The first time I tried this it worked fine.

  The last thing I did was to put some files in my D drive (where all driver files are) and I tried to delete the files, I put and try again, but it did not work.

  Any help guys?

  
  

• New Y570 - a key recovery creates only 2 DVD

  When I run a key recovery - create the recovery disk - factory default disk recovery it says it requies 3 DVD, but it only creates 2 and then says it's 100% complete and finished. I have not touched one of the partitions. I ran two times and each time it created two DVDs. anyone know why I am not create 3 recovery DVDs? I am running Windows 7 and OKR 7.0

  
  

• A key recovery

  My G560 was puschased in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by a friend last March 2012 and was brought here in the Philippines and has been given to me. the COA sticker says it has Windows 7 Home Basic OS, but when I opened it, there installed Win 7 Ultimate. now, I get a windows not genuine notification.

  I also found out that my hard drive partitions 3, C, D, E.

  I would go back to my machine to its supposed original OS, but I do not have the original CD installation that's why I think using the one key recovery.

  This will be my OS to its original state? will it affect my important files (located in the partition the drive E) should I choose the one key recovery?

  Right click on computer, select manage. Look in disk management.
  Must have 4 partitions if the stock oem partitions. But actuallyon mine only two were assigned drive letters.

  Windows 7, some versions have an illiterate boot partition. The Ultimate Ultimate version uses a boot partition. Think OEM are extra partition for future updates and also Windows will use and install winPE that under certain circumstances.

  If I were you, I forge very definitely do a repair on the left side of the window Back Up DVD system & restore control panels. You will know you which must one day next.

  I would also like to use the same backup and restore to make an image file system windows partition you have now a remote drive or DVD 3 or more.

  I could then try to start the program OneKey and make me a OneKey Recovery DVD to repair... Start with it... see if he found by chance an image of the original installation. However, chances are his party...

  Or try to update next month for win8 at the start of the special $ 40... I think... But to reading posts here, it cancels your Lenovo warranty updated to what whether your version of windows.

• Errors in recovery of all-in-one 23-b320 0xe0ef001e and 0 x 80070057 to install new

  I'm really stuck.  I just got a refurbished all-in-one 23-b320 with Windows 8 pre loaded.  Everything worked fine for the first 4 hours.  I applied all the patches from MS and then started the Windows 8.1 update.  23% completed, the hung process.  After 16 hours of no progress, I turned off the desktop computer.  Enter into recovery mode via the Bios, I expected to be able to recover.  The recovery process has failed.

  My next attempt was to have the recovery discs, I've created since a new b320-23 who was also preloaded with Windows 8, but I had updated to Windows 8. 1. the recovery discs are the Windows 8 of his recovery partition.  I used the Recovery Manager to create the floppy disks and Windows has reported that they have been created successfully and verified.  Yes, I have 2 identical models of the all-in-one - 2 parents and it's easier when they both the same pc.  I thought I could use one for the other difficulty.

  The problem is the recovery discs to throw an error halfway recovery - 0xe0ef001e.

  After looking through the forums, I started with a 8.1 Windows installation disc, entered mode to 'Fix the computer', troubleshooting, command-line and use own diskpart and convert a GPT.  Then I went back on the discs of recovery and got the same error.

  Then I thought that maybe I could install Windows 8.1 charges against this record since I've only wiped out all partitions with the clean command and had put in place a new set of partitions.  Once installed, then perhaps the recovery disks would work.  Well, I can get the Windows 8.1 installation to work either.  When I select the partition to install on, he pointed out that "were leaving the disk selected for installation are not in the recommended order.  I proceed and error - 0 x 80070057.

  I deleted the partitions with diskpart own and then tried to allow installation to.  Same result.  When the windows setup program creates the partitions, it throws the same error on the order of the partition and the same error when I say "still".

  I've seen mention of other partitioning tools but have not been able to use all (like kill disk) because they seem to start in DOS and for some reason I can't seem the all-in-one to start in as simple as back soming.  The only things I was able to boot from (with Secure Boot off) are:

  (1) the recovery disks

  (2) disk Windows Installer of 8.1

  (3) Ubuntu 14.04

  All of these are TPG bootable images.  BIOS do not find anything that is not gpt, so anything with the old MBR does not appear in the list of bootable devices.  I tried several different disks from older systems, and none are recognized.

  Note: I discover that I had not enabled support legacy of boot in the bios to have activated it year am now able to boot DOS.  I'll try some of the other tools suggested as a drive to kill.

  I ran through all the diagnostics BIOS and no error found in one of these tests.

  Any suggestions or is this time now to ship to HP for repair or replace?

  Resolved by reinstalling the HDD to the SATA cable and replace the SATA cable to the motherboard.  The cable for the connection to the motherboard was a little loose in the socket.  Once this has been done and the computer back together, the recovery disks works beautifully and restored the image.