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• Question about backup of the partition on the Qosmio G20

  Hi everyone, I was wondering is it possible to get the backup of your hard drive or the partition on qosmio g20? I tried the real picture, and ghost, but they could not get access to the qosmio scsi disks, when I ve checked toshibas recovery dvd I saw it is changed the version of norton ghost, so they must be necessary loading drivers on the start time of recovery disc, because I install a lot of software and change the config. I want to save my disk hard once everything is done.
  can anyone help?

  Hello

  Some time ago, I did some ghosting of Toshiba laptops, I have never had any problems. Perhaps there may be conflicts, if you are using RAID technology, or the Qosmio player on the first HARD disk area hurts.

  Sorry I can't give you more help.
  Good luck!

• will be the record of the partition are removed during the restoration of the system

  I tried to do a system reinstall, so I wanted to know if the other partition created by me (IE another dan C will get also deleted/formatted.)

  thanku in adv

  Hello

  Depending on the age of your laptop, if you have the ability to run a recovery minimized since the recovery Partition on the hard drive (IE without using your restore DVD), you should get the option keep all partitions custom that you have created - that said, I highly recommend making a backup of the partition first, just to be on the safe side.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Backup hard drives internal and external to separate the partitions on an external drive of a second... ?

  I want to back up an internal hard drive (let's call it 'A') and (B) external drive using Time Machine. Both are 1 TB in size, so I bought a 2 TB external drive and created two partitions (C and D) on this subject, only to receive each backup. So:

  A = internal hard drive

  B = external drive (for "overflow" files)

  C = partition to external drive for backups of A

  D = partition to external drive for backups of B

  My question is, can I set up Time Machine so that A back up C, every time the 2 TB drive is connected, and B backup up to D whenever the two external drives are connected? I thought it would be possible, but at the opening of the Time Machine preferences and selecting D for the first time I get a message saying:

  "You want to stop backup up to 'C' and use"D"instead or back up at the same time?

  If you use the two, Time Machine will take turns backup up to "C" and "D". »

  I wonder if it would just be easier to return to a single partition on the hard disk of 2 TB and have the time machine to perform a backup of everything, that is, both A and B?

  Last question: I'm doing this to improve Yosemite to El Capitan. the operating system affect what I'm trying to get time Machine to do?

  Thank you!

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac - Apple Support

  I have a non-partitioned device TM backup of your data and your OS disk at once

  If in case you partition and drive "B" needs more than what is on the partition and drive 'A' don't you avoid warning.

  update of the OS is fine, as it will give an output back to a previous TM operating system where you need it, but it is compatible across versions.

• How to recover the backup of user data DVD

  Windows 7 Home Edition premium, I did a backup of the user data at 25 DVD before restoring the original operating system from the recovery partition.  Now I want to restore data from the DVD. I can't find anything in the title of recovery and restoration. but I found an EXE called RecoveryMrg on the 1st DVD.  By clicking on it, I get an hourglass when I put the cursor on the window of the files on the dvd.

  He suggested in another post on the forum this should take a while. Well, it has been a few hours.

  In the resource monitor DISK tab, I don't see any activity for the DVD player. (But I don't know that it should show op it)

  Is that long normally? Or it's the wrong way to restore files of the user?

  Thank you

  I'm glad you had your important data stored on your computer!
  The HP_TOOLS partition contains the recovery image. If you have recovery media (DVD/USB), then it is not necessary to have this partition to restore your system to the factory settings. If you want to restore, you will need perform an HP recovery to factory settings.
  
  I hope this helps.

• How can I make use of TC partitions and make sure that the file analysis is on the right partition?  I do not see the partitions that I have done in the Finder, but I can drag and drop the files in the folder 'Data' unique under Finder/Shared/TC.

  MacBook Air, OSX 10.10.3, 128 GB; 2 TB Time Capsule ME177LL/A.

  Final objective: use Time Capsule as a Time Machine for my MacBook Air and as a storage solution for large files that I don't want permanently on my MacBook Air.

  So far, I've implemented the TC and set up Time Machine on the TC.  I was able to create 2 partitions on the TC using disk utility then that TM was a backup and the disk was recognizable in disk utility.

  Under Finder/shared, I see the TimeCapsule 'airport', and when I click on it it is a file called "Data".  I was expecting to see my two partitions here.  Under 'Features' is a ' Zissou31 MacBook Air (3)"sparsebundle file and I can also create folders here and drag and drop files on the TC here.  I can see the partitions in disk utility, but how do I see/use the partitions I created in the Finder?

  I fear that this may not be set up correctly and I'm either losing on an entire partition I created or these files dragged/dropped may be at risk of overwriting of TimeMachine.  How can I make sure that the file analysis is on the appropriate partition?

  I disabled TimeMachine and go back to see if I could 'point' to one of the partitions, but the "Data" folder is the only thing that TimeMachine seen.  How do I point time Machine for one of the partitions?

  Thank you!

  In addition, in disk utility, I can see one of the partitions TC is related to the time Machine, indicated by the icon Time Machine green bottom left, but two partitions seem to fall under "Zissou31 of the MacBook Air (3) .sparsebundle.

• How to remove the partition of data (D) on the Toshiba Satellite

  Hi, I have a Toshiba C660, which is part of the series of satellites. I got my laptop yesterday and while I was looking at the capacity of the hard drive that I have seen that there are 2 partitions. A partition is my C drive and the other is my D drive, drive D is called 'data' and I double click on the folder, there is a folder named "HDD Recovery." Is it not possible to delete this partition, because I don't think that this partition is necessary and I'd like to expand my C drive using the D drive space.

  Thank you

  Partition D, your description, would appear to be a recovery partition. If so, it is provided so that the computer can be recovered/restored to the State it's in when the computer was delivered to you.

  If you have other means in place to make this (backups of the entire system to storsge external, for example), the partition could be deleted and the space used for other purposes. If you do not have such a plan for backup in place, you can delete it anyway - it's your computer. However, it would be unwise, in my opinion - but it's not my computer.

  Happy computing and good luck.

  Tom Ferguson

• Creation of VM in local ESXi datastore for the backup of the data SAN with VMXNet 3 VM store

  Hi all

  I would like to know how you have configured your server to backup as a virtual machine?

  My idea is to use the local data VMFS3 store on my 3 x ESXi servers,

  by installing the application of part 3 (such as Veeam Backup 5 or Backup Exec 2010) in Windows Server 2008 R2 VM

  equipped with size of very big hard drive (OS 8 GB + 1 TB VMDK data partition) on each of the local data store to save the computer virtual within the SAN.

  What I have:

  VMware vSphere essential 4 - ESXi 4.0 (not hot add)

  Dell Power Edge 2950 with 2.5 to multiple VMFS3 extended on top - RAID 5 (6 x 500 GB SATAII 7200 RPM)

  Reference Dell MD3000i iSCSI SAN on Gigabit Ethernet

  The configuration of the Windows Server 2008 R2 VM:

  2 x CPU @ 2.33 GHz

  4 GB OF RAM

  VMXNet3 NIC-> for better connectivity to the backup between the local data store ESXi and iSCSI-SAN data store.

  Here's the reason why I'm doing this is that:

  1. I don't have the additional NETWORK card to connect my physical server in iSCSI SAN THAT switch, so I can't use - SAN backup mode.

  2. I only use the available lowest VMware license that can't stand the Hot-add the device function.

  Would it be an optimal configuration?

  Any kind of help and suggestion to implement backup VM VM would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Kind regards

  AWT

  From what I see of you think to do, you will get no advantage of using the VMXNET3 NIC, compared using an e1000 NIC... All your traffic will be on the connections of 1 GB, because you're leaving SAN local disk... If you had the VM on the SAN, or the same storage, the VMXNET3 NIC were going at speeds of internal circulation (could get you better than 1 GB, but I advise to test before committing)...

  In addition, you will not be able to use a volume of OS 8 GB in Server 2008 R2... Bare minium is 32 GB (use plus 40 GB, which is that vSphere will use when you tell him to 2008 R2 for the operating system of the virtual machine)...

  VMware VCP4

  Review the allocation of points for "useful" or "right" answers.

• My macpro is backup in the capsule of time even when I was at work, which means that the time capsule is consumed my data plan. Can anyone suggest a way I can have it the backup only when my mac pro and time capsule is in the same local wifi

  my mac pro is backup in the capsule of time even when I was at work, which means that the time capsule is consumed my data plan. Can anyone suggest a way I can have it the backup only when my mac pro and time capsule is in the same local wifi

  If the Time Capsule and MacBook Pros are not on the same network, the MacBook is not backup in the time Capsule. You probably see what snapshots leaving MacBook on the local disk, until the two are reconnected. If you don't want that to happen, disable Time Machine on a different network.

  Good day.

• How to make the partition of Seagate backup so the Macbook Air?

  I just bought a Macbook Air 13' 2015, I have a seagate external hard drive backup 1 TB plus all my files in it, coming from windows PC and I switch to Mac, when I try to make a partition in disk utility, I can't select an option for partition, its greyed, but I can read/write because of the Paragon for Mac OS driver I want just a partition on my mac with Time Machine backup, but I can't use my external drive for Time Machine it will erase everything on my external hard drive. Thank you

  Unless you need to keep the Windows files you put on the disk and copied to the computer, then I suggest that you simply re - prepare the drive for use on Mac. Because the drive has been formatted on a Windows system you cannot partition via the Mac. But you can re-prep. disk using the partition scheme GUID for the two partitions and format of one of them for MS-DOS or ExFAT using Windows. But as I said earlier, if you do not need to use Windows and want to use for the backup on the Mac, then he prep exclusively for Mac. Use Time Machine backup requires a volume that is at least 2 or 3 times the capacity of the computer HARD drive.

  Drive partition and format

  1. Open utility disk from the Applications\utilitaires folder.
  2. After disk utility charges select the drive (entrance Out-bumpy with of the mfgr.) ID and size) in the list to one side.
  3. Click on the Partition or delete tab in the toolbar utility of disc that is activated. If both are enabled, then choose clear.
  4. Adjustable circular diagram to set the number of partitions if you want more than one. Otherwise leave the default of one.
  5. In the Group dropdown set the GUID partition scheme. Define the type of Format Mac OS extended (journaled).
  6. Click on the apply button and wait for the fact button to activate.
  7. Quit disk utility.

  [Permission to use any part of the foregoing has been granted by khati, exclusively, to theratter.]

• When you try to import the bookmarks, the ability to import data from another browser is not active in the import and backup from the tap in the history. So, how to import bookmarks on my file?

  I followed the instructions of Firefox to import bookmarks/favorites to Internet Explorer. It does not work because the import data from another browser is not active in the import tab and backup in the history. The instructions read to use this tab, but does not work because it cannot be selected.

  Make sure that you are not Firefox running in permanent private browsing mode.

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/private+browsing

  To view the history settings and cookies, choose: Tools > Options > privacy, choose the setting Firefox will: use the custom settings for the story of

  • Uncheck the box: [] "always use the navigation mode private.

• I'll lose data from the drive of the partition during recovery?

  Hi all

  If I use the toshiba recovery CD to format my system, I'll lose data from the disks partition as well or just the C:?

  Hi Justin

  Well, what recovery CD you want to use?
  As much as I know several months Toshiba uses a new version of the CD recovery called Reco.
  You will find the settings option and there you can choose the option when you want to recover the operating system. I think that the first partition is erased.

  The old version of the recovery CD has supported two different options: standard and expert mode. Here it is important to use the expert mode if you want to choose the partition where the OS must be installed

• How to restore the backup of the data on XP home?

  * - Original title - install the program on XP home backup and backup of the file made by XP pro

  My XP Pro Dell crashed and burned it was 12 years old, tho...  I had a Dell with XP home rebilt.  The backup program downloaded will install a backup file to the XP machine at home, if the backup was performed with the XP Pro? Currently, the backup is always on my external hard drive. I don't know how to get to a particular file, that I need it. D. Anna

  Hello

  1. which backup program did you use to back up data?

  2A the successful backup?

  3. What is the size of the data backed up?

  Method 1.

  1. open the backup or Restore Wizard.
  2) click Next , and then select restore files and settings.
  3) click Browse to open the Open the backup file box.
  (4) click on Browse and Select the catalog file to dialog box appears.
  (5) select the backup file, and then click Open. (The name and the path to the backup file are now displayed in the dialog box, Open the backup file .)
  6) click OK in the dialog box, Open the Backup file . It is added to the list of backup files in the backup or Restore Wizard.
  (7) in the list on the left, expand the different backup files, and select the drive or folder to display the details of the backup in the right pane.
  (8) select the files or folders to restore from the list on the right.
  9) click Next to view a summary of the restore operation.
  10) click Finish. The Restore in progress dialog box appears.
  11) click the close button in the Restore in progress dialog box.

  Method 2.

  1 - click on the "Start" button, click on "Accessories", click on "System tools," then "Backup" and then click on the button "next".

  2 - Select "Restore files and settings" and then click on the button "next".

  3 - Access your backup using the pane on the left side, then select the folders you want to restore. Navigate in this pane by clicking on the symbol '+' next to the names of folders until you reach the folder that contains the backup. Click on the button "next".

  4 - Click on 'Finish' button and then click 'close' once the full backup restore.

  Refer.

  How to use the backup utility to back up files and folders in Windows XP Home Edition: http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/320820

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/restore_overview.mspx?mfr=true

  Backing Up and Restoring Data: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb457113.aspx#EBAA

  I hope this helps.

• Help to remove the partition on a hard drive and data recovery

  I have two hard drives in my PC, the C: drive is 80 GB, and the F: drive is 120 GB.  The second drive (120 GB) is divided into two partitions.  I just deleted the partitions and makes the hard drive again in a single disc, however I had some important files on the F: drive that I thought I had copied to the C: drive but they are not there.  Is there anyway that is using the software I can return the drive to two drives and recover my data, please help

  Hello

  First of all, do not use the hard drive. This can make things sunk. A few things may already be unrecoverable. I would even delete the drive letter to stop inadvertently automated processes to use.

  There are two ways I can think of.

  1. buy a partitioning software disk that supports the undelete partition. On windows XP PartitionMagic was a very good product if symantec will still sell it. Given that Symantec has continued to develop, I had to switch to product partition Paragon. Sound was trash to some things, cloning in particular a double boot with loads of partitions - it has an undelete function which I didn't use. The fact that you have created a new partition could mean that the restoration may not work. You may need to delete the current, probably empty, partition everything first and then perform the restoration.

  2. buy a data recovery software that will scan the hard drives, including the unpartitioned space. I chose R-Studio and it was very good stuff even recovery from hard drives that fail. It was not 100% effective, but it is perhaps down to the severity of failure rather than the product. In situations like yours, it was very effective.

  Please mark this as useful or response if applicable.

  Tricky

• Reinstall Vista 32-bit on the partition C erase data on other partitions?

  Hello.

  I have a computer with vista 32 bit pre-installed.

  I made the recovery discs and I know how to use them.
  I created a partition D: on my computer myself.
  Reinstall Vista 32-bit on the partition C erase data on other partitions?  Y / N
  Chris.

  Hello Chris,

  Installation from recovery or a recovery partition disks ' "won't replace (wipe) the partitions that you created. The idea is to "valuing your system back to factory conditions", which means exactly that.

  I suggest that you save all the information about the partitions that you created on a removable USB drive. As soon as you reinstalled windows, you can then recreate the partitions and copy the information from your removable USB hard drive hard disk internal.

  This forum post is my own opinion and does not necessarily reflect the opinion or the opinion of Microsoft, its employees or other MVPS.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Expert - consumer: www.winuser.co.uk | vistasupport.mvps.org | xphelpandsupport.mvps.org | www.silversurfer-Guide.com