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• HP Pavilion p7-1234: functional CD/DVD drive will not boot Clonezilla disk recognize

  Have three HP p7 in small desktop running Win 7 64 bit. (Avast free version)

  None of them will recognize a bootable Clonezilla ISO or Zip, whether on CD/DVD or USB.

  Measures already taken:

  BIOS set to boot from CD/DVD

  In turn the BIOS configured to boot from USB

  Have used any compatible version of Clonezilla downloads based on my operating system and the processor, including the generic i686 ISO and Zip. (and makes bootable USB drive)

  CD/DVD and USB function perfectly well otherwise. Able to access the other disks and USB media with no problems.

  Also able to see the Clonezilla ISO when I look at the CD/DVD drive.

  It starts simply what whether Clonezilla.

  If someone has encountered this, I would like to share your experience.

  Thanks for your time.

  One rookie mistake.

  Problem:

  Bad, I carved the Clonezilla ISO to CD/DVD disc.

  Solution:

  1. download the ISO Clonezilla appropriate for your computer, on your desktop.
  2. place the disc in the CD/DVD drive
  3. "right click" on the Clonezilla ISO on your desktop.
  4 Select "Burn Image" and follow the default values.

  Now you have a proper boot Clonezilla disk.

  Next:

  1. make sure the BIOS is set to CD/DVD is bootable.
  2. place Clonezilla disc in open the tray of the CD/DVD drive.
  3. restart the computer and close the CD/DVD tray
  4 put your finger on "F9" key and now wherever the blue HP screen appears, press "F9".
  5. boot Menu loads.
  6. move arrows down to the first line indented under "ATAPI CD/DVD DRIVE...
  SATA2 or SATA3 will be according to your system.
  7 hit ENTER.

  Clonezilla immediately, boots and loads.

  I hope it works for you.

• EliteDesk 800 G1: EliteDesk 800 G1 does not boot UEFI disks immediately after-> UEFI BIOS change

  I am changing our configuration of the BIOS boot in the UEFI. I tried to simplify the problem.

  I boot via PXE BIOS of SCCM task sequence and perform following actions:

  1. Apply UEFI Secure Boot configuration with BiosConfigUtility (enable Secure Boot, boot which is ignored anyway... order)
  2. Fixed disk partition type as TPG
  3. Create Fat32 partition to boot EFI and an NTFS volume for the data
  4. Apply WinPE to NTFS and copy the boot (bcdboot) in Fat32 files
  5. Set the volume to Fat32 as ESP
  6. Reset

  Now BIOS does not allow me to start this disc. Disk appears in 'Device Configuration', but not in the boot order.

  If I start again to PXE (now in mode UEFI) and check the contents of the disc, everything seems in order. If I reapply my script to repeat steps 4 and 5, and then the next time the disc will apper in the boot and boot order.

  If before the first attempt of UEFI, I put in a known UEFI boot disk, the system does not start it no more.

  I think that there is a bug in the BIOS.

  I saw something similar with Z620. When to apply some config past to the BIOS, the system is no longer shows startup valid drives in the boot order (this attempt was in BIOS mode). Emulation of the RAID controller is switched back to AHCI has worked around him then. But this time I'm not emulation of the controller.

  As BiosConfigUtility reports that it has fixed start changes but when reading them back (before or after the restart, they are the same). It's not as important, but

  BiosConfigUtility 4.0.15.1

  BIOS final v2.68

  My repro led nowhere (successful boot) but I was hired by HP support and all by responding to their email, I accidentally found the question.

  My BIOS setup script was a command to disable temporarily BitLocker if configuration is repeated his request for a system that is already deployed.

  manage-bde-protectors-disable c:

  However, this had inexplicably FAT32 partition become encrypted. If I started to UEFI PXE SCCM WinPE on the next boot, silently erased WinPE encryption and system would be on hard disk again, causing confusion.

  But when, for a test, I booted a Linux LiveCD, it showed encryption.

  I guess it's been like this for a while but only in this case C: was be the UEFI boot partition (usually it's system partition). In hindsight, my repro of WinPE image have also components BitLocker...

  I deleted command BitLocker and now it starts normally on hard drive after the configuration change. Detective Conan for time to engage the support of Microsoft and HP...

• Wizard Boot Camp disk space error

  So I bought a new macbook pro 15 "two days ago, I installed not anything on it so its own.

  My problem is that I am trying to install Windows 8.1 on it using boot camp assistant. But BCA keep jumping with the message that I don't have enough disk space when I have 500 GB of total disk space, and I also tried Windows partition half of the disk space. And its still saying I don't have enough disk space.

  Thanks for the help!

  P.S. I am a new user of MacBook

  Hi there Zenorthodox,

  Looks that you can't install Windows on your computer because boot camp keeps giving you this error message. I would like to first take a look at this info in the following article:

  Boot Camp: The problems of creation of partition

  If you have problems creating a Windows partition, check the following:

  • Before installing Windows, the disk on your Mac must be a single partition to Mac OS extended (journaled) format. If the disc has more than one partition, you need to repartition it.
  • The disc on your Mac must be an internal drive. You may not use the Boot Camp Assistant to install Windows on an external drive.
  • If you have a Mac Pro with more than one internal drive and want to install Boot Camp on a drive that is not in the first hard drive Bay remove readers in the bays of lower numbers. You can reinstall the drives after installing Boot Camp.

  If none of this applies to you or does not help you solve the problem I would then use disk utility to verify and repair the disk:

  Disk utility (El Capitan): a disc repair

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

• I can't boot from disk external HARD - Tecra M5

  Hey guys,.

  I tried to start my Tecra M5 from disc external HARD with a clone of my hard drive but it does not work.

  Maybe you can give me some advice for this problem.

  with greetings

  Hello

  > Maybe you can give me some advice for this problem.
  This isn't a problem! It's just not possible!
  Regarding a I know that it of not possible to boot from the external USB HDD

  You can boot from these devices:
  USB FDD, disk HARD primary, SelectBay devices, Network (LAN), SD-CARD

  Good bye

• Intend to upgrade my z620 with a boot SSD disk (and maybe a new series of processors) - advice?

  Much as I love my z620, having a SATA boot drive is painful, once you have become accustomed to instant gratification of SSD.

  I plan to buy an Intel SSD and a stand-alone version of of64-bit Windows 7 to go with it. My plan is to do a clean install of the operating system and applications on the SSD (assuming that I can make it work). Is this what I need to know it's HP Workstation specific in order to complete this upgrade? I guess I need to enable the AHCI in the BIOS (J61 v03.69).

  Another question - I currently have two UC E5-2620 (these are the Xeons V1). I want to upgrade these high V2s of range at some point in the future. I think that systems with older BIOS are not able to upgrade, but I think that my installed BIOS is a newer version (end of autumn, 2013).  I agree that any upgrade would be at my own risk and I would like to get the thoughts of others about the feasibility of this.

  First of all, at this later date of starting block that you provide in your second post it seems that, like you can make v2 upgrades.  There is the old 1 1 most recent trunk block versions of the motherboard Z620 date and you can search in the forum here to say from the BIOS easily if you have the original or revision 1 motherboard.  I think that you already know the answer on that.

  This is important: I hope that you have the original SATA drive it HP supplied with the workstation.  Which is a HP Recovery partition which you can see on disk management in the Device Manager.  This partition, you can create optical disks or even a bootable USB key that will allow you to rebuild from scratch a clone of the W7Pro64 which should / could come from the factory.  Who is a clone facility and has this title the OEM W7Pro64 COST so that it activates.  It's a generic COST.   You don't need to spend 140.00 to get W7Pro64... you have probably already under the terms of your purchase Z620.

  The value of this COST is that you can clean reinstall that way and a clone of your new installation can be imaged and even placed on an another Z620 and it will activate it too (be sure to respect the conditions of use for such things).  Because it's the OEM COA clone in question here you can make clones/backups with ease.

  You can do your own build directly on a new SSD at this "Recovery" approach, and the installer will know what to do.  You should already have your emulation of BIOS SATA RAID value + equivalent AHCI... for sure you want that, to get the benefits that come with the new SSD SATA/readers.  A generation of SSD Z620 we have recently received from HP has a C400 Micron 256 GB SSD from the factory.  I got older versions of HP of this SSD of eBay, made a low level of DBAN reformatting, so a format NTFS (long type) and updated the firmware to the same level as that on this new SSD HP (070 H).  There is a firmware update HP to do this with, which works very well.  You need to do the update with the HP update if it's an HP OEM SSD.

  Finally, there are different converters for the SSD is a form factor 3.5 "2.5".  HP has some devices "slide-in" way too expensive for this ("tool-less"), but I posted here on the HP screw equivalent which has exactly the same interface of BlindMate to sheets of data/SATA power of Z620 than mesh disk drawers with... Search eBay for "hp 2.5 to 3.5" and these work perfectly in the Z620 therefor.»  It is now my favorite device.

  processors v2... I hope that someone else will pay for those.  Not cheap.

• device not found Boot, hard disk does not exist... does that mean my computer is dead?

  Suspecting that Im in a world of pain here. I tried to turn on my computer and it says "boot device not found" - performed in test failed... when I hit F4 and test drive, he said "there is no hard drive. The test of memory passes, but under the boot device not found says blue "Please install an operating system on your hard drive"... and to make matters worse he makes funny sounds when he tries to start.

  Is there no hope at all that this computer working again? Is there a chance that everything I had on my hard drive can be recovered?

  You are the very welcome, Jonathan.

  dv5 is still not enough information to provide me with the service manual (in which case there is differerent for different dv5 models).

  But here is the link to the service manual I've pulled at random.

  http://bizsupport1.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c01550108/c01550108.PDF

  Guess it's safe to say that all dv5 models come with the laptop SATA drives.

  So, if you want to spring for $15, you can get this place that apparently has very good reviews.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817182138

  From what you describe (noise and other things), I would say that you don't have much chance of recovering the data, but it's up to you if you want to try the speaker or not.

  Here's what I recommend:

  Pull the hard drive and turn on the laptop.

  If the weird noise you heard has disappeared, then you can pretty much assume that the disc was the cause and replacing the disk and reinstalling the operating system will solve the problem.

  If the noise is still there, while there could be another problem, and it might be risky to throw good money after bad.

  Paul

• Dual boot Win7 disk external eSata M4700 accurately

  Because virtualization does not support some devices of HW, I need, I want to dual boot win7 Pro/64 at a (removable) disk external connected to my accuracy M4700 eSATA port.

  eSata means better performance, but the start menu will be happy with a removable disk, i.e. wrong be connected permanently (obviously I does not start the operating system on the disk hard if it is not connected)?

  And legal, is it possible to use the OEM license of operating system provided with the system for that?

  As a question, are the BONES in a Win7 start menu linked to a physical drive on a specific Sata port? IOW, what happens if I move a HARD disk with a bootable partition / volume of the internal Bay (port 0) to an eSATA external enclosure connected to eSATA (port 5) port? The eSATA port is transparent to the Win7 boot loader? Volumes and drive letters remain unchanged and appear perfectly to the operating system on it?

  Hi Benoitm,

  Assuming the M4700 can boot from an external eSATA port, this should be possible. And it should be possible to install on a HARD drive, then put this drive in an external enclosure and start it. Your preferences and your drive letters must be maintained. You can check that your system can boot from a first external HARD disk.

  The Dell license covers only the version of the operating system that is provided with the system. In theory, the dualboot requires two licenses.

• How to create a boot SSD disk?

  Hi all

  I have a Pavilion p6310y (under Win 7 64 bit home premium) I added an Intel 40 GB SSD for.  I would like to boot from the SSD drive.   The recovery disks that I created will not work with a different size disk (the player to the factory is 1 TB) and I was wondering if there is a way to use the existing installation of windows 7 HP to create a solution?

  Thank you

  Reduce the footprint of your current hard drive 40 GB below!  You may or may not need another external hard drive in order to facilitate migration.  Use a disk product like Paragon Hard Drive Management Suite of Imaging.  You can also burn a WinPE boot disk to facilitate the process. I got my HD on my e9280t up to 32 GB as follows:

  1. disable System Restore

  2. disable hibernation

  3. delete all the necessary applications and migrate the data on the hard drive.

  Now reboot and defragment the hard drive. Reduce your C partition down to below 38 GB using W7 disk management or imaging software features.  You may not be able to migrate the recovery partition, as it is the 8-9 gb.  When you use imaging software, you will notice that you have three partitions. 'system or reserved', C and recovery.  You need the 'system or reserved' and C partitions.   Now, you can try image (copy) the required two partition and the mbr directly across the SSD.

  Once you get the SSD mounted, turning and imaged, then you are ready for a test. You can hit the ESC key on the blue HP screen during startup and select your boot device or go into bios and change the boot order and put the SSD at the top of the list of boot devices.

  If you have only one HD, then you have room inside for mount the new SSD, but you'll need a sata data cable and adapter support.  You must have a spare hard drive power cable but get one before you start.

  If you prefer to go with an external SSD (not mounted on the inside), will need you the following:

  1. an external hard drive (probably 2.5 ") box. You will need a power of cube or buy a box that has a round plug to USB port. ($20 35)

  2. a support extension sata to extend an open port sata (cheap) motherboard

  3. a data cable of stata (cheap)

• Mirroring boot hard disk SSD

  Hello world!

  I just bought a PCIe SSD of Accelsior.

  I have a MacPro 5.1 mid-2010 and use a traditional drive 7200 RPM as my boot drive (Yosemite 10.10.5).

  Can I mirror for the SSD drive as soon as I installed it, instead of reinstalling the operating system and the TONES (!) of the software that I use?

  If so, what would be the best way to start since the SSD drive?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  Yes. See:

  http://www.NewerTech.com/tech_support/manuals/Mac/clon_data.php

  and

  http://nyacomputing.com/how-to-create-a-bootable-clone-of-your-Mac-hard-drive/

• The BIOS utility 600th for linux (or boot back disk)?

  Hello

  I need to completely disable the IrDA and put ttyS0 Serial port (COM1). How?

  Assuming I need to the BIOS Configuration utility, but I found no linux version. Or BACK-version that fits on a floppy 1.44 ".

  ttyS0 was working well until I decided to update the kernel (bad idea!) A good point is that now I am able to monitor the status of the battery but ttyS0 dies which lead to situation that gammu smsd is not more work.

  Any help would be more than welcome!

  BR

  Miha-

  Problem solved. Booted from CD http:/miha.webhop.net/600E_BIOS_Configuration.iso

  and then sequence of commands:

  Disable imodem PS2

  disable the ir PS2

  disable the PS2 Sera

  Sera PS2 address 1 (= ttyS0 COM1)

  enable PS2 serums

  And restart. Now, serial port works again. Detective Conan.

• (Redirected) Error: Internal no boot the disk sector

  I am new to the forum community.  I hope this is the right place to post a question.

  I have a Dell Inspiron 1545 Windows 7.  When I start the computer, I get the above error.

  When I press F1 resume and proceed with startup as if nothing is wrong.

  Why I get this message and how can I fix this problem?

  Any help?

  As you have a laptop, better make this laptop in the computer Forum post here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/default.aspx

  Bev.

• Satellite Pro L40 - how to make a dual boot with two recovery disks

  A small question;
  How to dual boot with two recovery disks ive got with my laptop (Satellite Pro L40)

  discs 1 & 2 are windows vista buisness
  discs 3 & 4 are windows xp profesional
  Disc 5 is updated the bios

  The guy where I bougt garage computer (a metal regular store named expert) says that it is posible with discs tose.
  I have
  I already have a partition, but when I boot from disks, is not has the option to select a partition

  Thanks already

  > Satellite Pro L40 - how to make a dual boot with two recovery disks?
  Short answer: you can't do that. Maybe if you have two hard disks (I tried didn't) but as much as I know your SP L40 has only one.
  Ask this smart guy, how to do this. Maybe it's a useful tip.

• Satellite 1640CDT lack of recovery boot disk

  Hello
  I'm trying to reinstall Win 98SE on a 1640CDT of friends old Satellite that is to come with a lot of errors when loading. I've got two product recovery CD Toshiba but not the product recovery startup disk that will contain all the batch files to load the cd in my opinion. I can create a workable Win98SE boot disk, but as it lacks the batch files to do anything with the CD it is not very useful. Any ideas where I could get Boot Recovery Disk of Tosh or other options to load the system back from the recovery cd?
  Any assistance received with gratitude :)
  Dave Chester

  Hello

  You must start the laptop with restore disc 1. If you have lost this disk, you can buy one from a Toshiba service partner.

  Good bye

• NTLDR compressed no boot disk

  NTLDR compressed press ctrl + alt + delete to restart_but loops when you press... .i have no boot disk, the machine is a mark of iquon four years, if anyone can help please!

  How do you think that happened?  Did you compress any file?

  I hope that your system has a CD/DVD drive.

  You can unzip the file ntldr (or remove the compression attribute) you make using a bootable XP Recovery Console CD.

  This is not the same as recovery disks that may have come to a store to purchase the system.  If you don't know what kind of bootable CD, you, do a CD of bootable XP Recovery Console and do not forget.

  You can make a bootable Recovery Console CD by downloading an ISO file and burn it to a CD.

  The ISO bootable image file you need to download is called:

  xp_rec_con. ISO

  Download the ISO from here:

  http://www.mediafire.com/?ueyyzfymmig

  Use this free and easy program to create your bootable CD:

  http://www.ImgBurn.com/

  Here are some instructions for ImgBurn:

  http://Forum.ImgBurn.com/index.php?showtopic=61

  It would be a good idea to test your bootable CD on a computer running.

  You may need to adjust the computer BIOS settings to use the CD-ROM drive as the first device to boot instead of the hard drive.  These adjustments are made before Windows tries to load.  If you miss it, you will need to restart the system again.

  When you start on the CD, follow the instructions:

  Press any key to boot from CD...

  Installing Windows... going to pronounce.

  Press 'R' to enter the Recovery Console.

  Select the installation that you want to access (usually 1: C:\WINDOWS)

  You may be asked to enter the password (usually empty).

  You should be in the folder C:\WINDOWS.  It's the same as the

  C:\Windows folder that you see in Solution Explorer.

  RC allows commands the base - copy, rename, replace, delete file, chkdsk, fixboot, fixmbr, cd, etc.

  Place in the C:\ directory and then remove the attribute "compressed" C:\ntldr file as follows:

  At the C:\WINDOWS prompt, enter the following commands:

  CD.

  attrib - c ntldr.

  Remove the CD, and then type "exit" to exit the RC and restart the computer.

  You have not to set the BIOS to boot the disk HARD since the CD won't be.