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• Satellite L650-12 q - Toshiba HDD Recovery does not

  Toshiba Satellite L650-12 q
  Windows 7 64 bit

  I am looking to re - install Windows using the Toshiba HDD Recovery software on my hard drive to restore the computer to factory settings.
  I followed the procedure to do this in the System Recovery Options, but received the following message is displayed:

  "The recovery of the operating system is impossible!
  Not found the HDD Recovery folder on the second disc of the first hard drive. There is no valid disk HARD recovery environment on this computer. »

  More details:
  Before you do the above, I supported the system and the files and folders using AOMEI Backupper. I then made the mistake of the merger of C: D: and E: partitions, E: contained HDDR files.

  After having tried the recovery above and receive the above message, I reinstalled the file system I had saved on an external hard drive, which resulted in a copy of the drive C: and E: drive with HDDR files.
  Unfortunately, when I tried to recover the operating system, the same message appeared.

  Then I tried to use a system restore disc, I had created a few weeks ago, but concluded that, for some reason that CD is empty.

  The good news is that the computer still works - slowly - and HDDR files seem to be still there, but for some reason, inaccessible.

  What are my options? I want to go back to initial factory settings so that I can go back and re-install the programs and files that I want to. (I backed up all my files and have records of installation for programs).

  If the worst comes to the worst and I have to buy a Windows 7 disc (if that's even possible - I don't want Windows 8), it would be possible to install on this computer and it would give me a clean install, without any of the garbage which is currently cluttering up my computer?

  Thank you for reading, and I would be grateful for any advice you can offer.

  In your case, the situation is clear: HARD drive recovery facility does not work?
  If you want to have the laptop with the settings you have an option only: for recovery image installation you must use the installation of recovery disc.

  If I understand right you don t, entitled?
  But you can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

  If you have any other questions do not hesitate to ask.

• Key F12 C850-F0055 statellite access Bios setup

  Statellite C850-F0055 could not boot.it said check media (failure).
  I then change the boot from normal to quick start. Since then, his word
  "NO device bootable - please don't restart.

  When I press the F12 key to start it does not have the configuration of the bios.
  How can I change this back to normal fast start so that it can make the configuration of the bios. Help, please.

  > How do I change back to the normal quick start so that it can make the bios Setup?
  Open the office help > tools and utilities > system settings > starts and you will find option startup speed. Here, you can change back to the normal mode.

  Please try it and send feedback.

• Re: Satellite C675 - BIOS cannot detect HDD

  Hi guys,.
  My BIOS doesn't detect the HARD drive. I don't see CD/DVD drive.
  Value Mode SATA AHCI controller.

  It still does not if I chose the default installation program.

  When I try to start the system, it is said:
  "Reboot select clean boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected boot device and press a key".

  I couldn't reinstall/recover new CD cos Win7 system could not detect any drive during installation.

  I put my HARD drive in the second laptop and it didn't work so I bought a new.

  New HARD drive now is OK, because I've tried it with another laptop and it works fine.

  Any ideas what's wrong with my laptop?
  It comes to motherboard? If so, what should I do?

  See you soon,.
  Radar

  > I couldn't reinstall/recover new CD cos Win7 system could not detect any drive during installation.

  It s no matter if SATA is set to AHCI or compatibility mode. The HARD drive should be recognized by BIOS even if the AHCI mode has been selected.
  On the first page of the BIOS disk HARD should be listed with the name and size.
  If it isn't the case, it is possible that your HARD disk controller is defective.

  What HARD drive you bought exactly? Is this a 2.5 SATA HDD?

• Satellite C855 - 1 GR - No HDD Recovery Partition error - but there is!

  I dropped the C: Partition without touching the hidden recovery partition (the first partition on the disk) and make a new partition D: for data.

  Now the recovery program is unable to find the recovery partition which is still intact and unchanged.

  How can I get a drive recovery done now?

  Is it possible to change the drive letter of the hidden partition for recovery it is?

  I put t know what OS do you use but first partition has nothing to do with the Toshiba Recovery files. First partition is the WinRE partition and it is up to the operating system.

  Your ad doesn t offer some important information for a better understanding.

  What model of laptop do you have exactly?
  What operating system is preinstalled on it?
  Is preinstalled OS original OS that you ve you have with your laptop?

• Satellite A660: Can I use HDD recovery after the C formattg

  My A660 comes with windows 7.
  I intend to install Win 7 Pro.
  I was wondering if I format the C drive leaving 2 partitions (restore) system I'll still be able to use miladi autimatic restoration? - or the start setting will get too erased after the format of C:.

  According to me, the info partionds and start-up of recovery are all in the system folder and I will not format that?

  Thank you guys

  Hello

  As I know, that you won't be able to use HARD drive recovery option after installing other Windows operating systems
  HARD drive recovery would be only available with Toshiba preinstalled image.
  The new facility would change the master boot record and boot model will be modified. I guess the recovery of HARD drive option is not available in the menu new.
  So create a disk recovery first before you install any other OS!

• Satellite Pro C660-1nq - cant access HDD recovery

  Hello

  Sorry to bother you but I need help if possible.
  I'm trying to restore my laptop to factory settings and I am pressing f8.
  However, I get all the system recovery options, but no Toshiba hard drive recovery option.

  What I am doing wrong?

  > What am I doing wrong?

  After pressing the F8 key, choose repair my computer and in the new menu you may choose recovery disk as described here:
  [How to recover a Toshiba notebook with the HDD recovery procedure | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD1303440001R01.htm]

• Portege R700 - access BIOS

  I met the flaw that arises on the addition of a password for admin for the BIOS on my R700. I added the password directly in the BIOS itself that I have re-installed windows on a SSD and as such do not have the installed toshiba bloatware.

  now when I try to access the BIOS at startup by pressing the ESC key, I get a black screen and white message saying press F2 to enter setup. I press F2 and the system restarts and the windows load, or if I press the same new message Esc. it will make a loop like that forever without access BIOS. pressing F1 doesn't do nothing as does the Esc at the request of press F2.

  so, essentially, I'm completely locked out of my own BIOS. I tried to put the old HDD back with toshiba inside Security Manager, but it does not find any BIOS password so I can't remove it using this

  My next plan was to simply remove the computer and remove the CMOS battery and allow the BIOS reset to default values... However I know that this works on some computers not all, so my question is, is - it's worth it? or if not what can I do to get back into my BIOS?

  Thank you

  Ben

  Hi 1994F7PT

  Turn on your laptop and press INS key and the prompt for the supervisor password. Enter the password supervisor and when it s created then a menu appears with the following operation (F2 for BIOS, F12 for the boot menu, etc.).

  Check this box!

• Satellite P300 Bios blocks

  Hello

  I have a satellite P300 laptop with vista installed on it. I wanted to install XP PRO, looked for driver, was no prob.
  Got the blue screen when starting form the XP cd installation, it was due to lack of AHCI drivers for the hard disk.
  So, I accessed the BIOS and changed the SATA compatibility mode... (later, I discovered that it was suggested on many forums).
  But when I restart only get to see the BIOS POST in the screen saying press F2 to F12 for devices of multiple starts Setup (BIOS) or options (something like that).

  Pressing F2 does not work. BIOS hangs...

  So the problem is: SATA operation mode changed compatibility mode, I need to go back to AHCI, but I can no longer access the BIOS.
  I tried to remove the HD, but no help.

  Can I reset the BIOS settings by default the CMOS jumper or so?

  Thanks in advance...

  Friend!

  Goldie

  > Can reset the BIOS settings by default the CMOS jumper or so?
  No, this can be done by a common user. Laptop motherboards are all just different like the mothers of PC desktop and only the authorized technician Toshiba could it the default Flash the BIOS again or by using the jumper (if such jumper would be available).

  But you should try to remove the battery (laptops) and need to disconnect the adapter from the unit.
  Wait a little (1 hour), then reconnect the two parts.
  Then try to access BIOS and turn on the laptop

• Quick start function - how to access BIOS?

  Hello

  Recently, I activated the Fast Boot option in the BIOS and now I can't access BIOS again.
  I have try press F2 bit after power is on but does not work.

  Do you have ideas of how enter to the BIOS?

  Hello

  Quick start can be enabled or disabled in the system of windows running.
  Toshiba preinstalled application called system settings allows allows you to load the default settings.

  In the case where Windows 7 is pre-installed, check the tool called Toshiba HWsetup that should be included in all programs-> Toshiba

  But you should also be able to access the BIOS, press the INSERT key and then the key F2
  Also try the F12 key. Now in the boot menu should appear where you can choose the option Enter Setup.

  This will allow you to access the BIOS

• Satellite A200-1VD: problem with HDD disk

  Hi friends;

  I'm sorry for my bad English:

  I have a problem with my * satellite A200-1VD *, I had with Vista Home edition 2 years ago license. I want to format it, * but I don't have a DVD restore disk * ([http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5339/discv.jpg]). For this reason, I installed "* TOSHIBA Recovery Disc Creator *" ([http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/6875/toshibarecoverydisccrea.jpg]), but when I run it, * it does not recognize the HDD * and sent me the following message; ([http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/4445/resultattrdc.jpg]). in the second time, I installed "* Recovery Disc Creator *" ([http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/3197/rdcm.jpg]), but it does not recognize the drive too and sent me this message. ([http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/995/rttrcd.jpg]). I do not know how to this problem that * bothers me too well *. Too I would be grateful if you can help me to overcome this problem.

  Don't forget to see the following pictures to understand my problem.

  * - [http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5339/discv.jpg]
  * - [http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/6875/toshibarecoverydisccrea.jpg]
  * - [http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/4445/resultattrdc.jpg]
  * - [http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/3197/rdcm.jpg]
  * - [http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/995/rttrcd.jpg]

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  At first was a little bit the theory for a better understanding.

  In the latest Toshiba delivered recovery facilities DVD discs with all the new models of laptops. "" Since then, I think, two or three drives of years facilities are not part of the package and recovery image is saved on the HARD disk and the recovery disc can be created using preinstalled "Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator. This recovery image is not saved on a separate recovery partition but on the second partition of HARD drive (data partition E) in the folder called HDDRecovery.
  The screenshot on 1.5 GB WinRE partition has therefore nothing to do with the Toshiba recovery image.

  This creation of recovery operation may work with the factory only settings. with other words, if you change the partition structure, or if you deleted this folder HDDRecovery you won't be able to create the recovery disk or install the operating system using HARD drive recovery option.

  I guess that you do not have this folder HDDRecovery more and because of this, Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator starts with error message. This tool needs direct access to these data recovery to create the drive recovery facilities.

  I think all this bother you much, but it's your fault. Reminder with the trace message is preinstalled on each Toshiba notebook with HDD recovery:
  * Important INFORMATION *.

  * your system is equipped with a hard drive recovery system. If you need to repair your computer in the restaurant to the original factory condition, you can do it directly *.
  * from the HDD (press F8 when you start your computer, choose "Repair your computer" and follow the instructions in the menu) or create a bootable recovery for this fin.* drive carrier

  * Toshiba recommends you create recovery disk medium using the "Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator' to ensure that you are able to restore your computer to the original state that is installed at the factory, even if your computer is severely damaged.*

  What you can do now is to order the new original facilities Toshiba drive under https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx or you can use the Microsoft installation for the installation of the OS disc. All the necessary drivers, tools and utilities that you can download at Toshiba page under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com for assistance

  If you have any other questions please let us know.

  Bye and good luck.

• Cannot access BIOS for Sony Vaio VPCEH25EN

  Hello to all members of the community...

  Well, I have here the computer sony vaio laptop VPCEH25EN I tried evrerthing watched several videos...

  but I can't get into the BIOS settings...

  tried every combination of keys f1 to f12 alt del and help button but I cannot get into the BIOS menu...

  I think that the bios is locked actually, I want to install windows 32 bit currently there windows 7 64 bit...

  I also installed winbcd and tried to boot from usb it but it says no operating system found that the USB is DΘmarrer on my other laptop and desktop...

  the assist button does not have the option in the BIOS it has just 3 options...

  Start the recovery Wirard

  Tools

  Output...

  even more, I installed windows 10 64-bit on it and reboot into recovery of advance and there is no option to disable UEFI...

  Please tell me how to access bios on this laptop...

  I finally fixed it... Sony is a lame!

• Satellite L500-1XC HDD Recovery help

  Hi I have a Satellite L500-1XC of second hand, the former owner has installed Ubuntu (which I can't access because of password) as well as windows 7 and I try restore laptop to factory settings, but I just don't know how.

  I tried to turn it off and holding, then 0 and pressing the Start button. On the bottom of the home screen says HDD Recovery at the bottom left of the screen, but after that, he just the part of the selection for me to choose Ubuntu or Windows 7 and then just charge the laptop as usual.

  I tried to get the Recovery Media Creator, but I'm not. It seems that a lot of original Toshiba Utilities and supports have been removed.

  If anyone can help me fix this laptop, I'd be so grateful that I can not really afford to buy a Toshiba Recovery disk.

  Thank you

  > I'm trying to restore the laptop to factory settings, but I just don't know how
  I put t I think that HARD drive recovery would work because Linux has been installed on the HARD drive and I think that the partition table has been changed.
  This might be the reason why the HDD recovery isn't working.

  You can always see this Toshiba document that describes the whole HARD drive recovery procedure:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD1303440001R01.htm

  So now, drive HARD recovery does not work in this case, you can only use the installation disc.
  You can try to install Windows 7 using the Microsoft disk (Toshiba drivers are downloadable) or you order the disc of Arvato:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Can't access BIOS - Portege R500 PPR50E

  Hi, it seems that I cannot access the BIOS on my Portege...

  My BIOS password sometimes but I tell myself that I need to access BIOS immediately after that.

  What is the correct combination please? It's ALT + F12? It does not work... :(

  Thank you!

  Hello

  I think that the laptop uses the Toshiba BIOS and that is why you need to press F1, immediately after the laptop has been powered.

  Check out what I think it will work.

• Cannot access BIOS when OS disk encrypted w / Bitlocker, starting on the USB key is not unlock disc

  Hello

  I enabled Bitlocker on my Acer Aspire 5315. The system partition is encrypted and the data partition. My motherboard doesn't have a TPM chip, so I opted for the unlock with a USB key.

  When I start the PC or wake them from their hibernation, the splashboot (with the logo of Acer) BIOS screen does not display the information below on how to access the BIOS (press F2) or the boot menu (F12). And therefore I can't access those as I used to.

  BitLocker does not account for the USB key, then asks for the password to unlock the HARD drive. Then Windows starts very well.

  However, restart (by a Windows or after you have entered the wrong password Bitlocker too many times), the BIOS splash screen is normal (with how access BIOS and boot menu), I can access BIOS by pressing F2 AND succesfully Bitlocker unlocks the HARD drive with the USB flash drive without having to ask for the password.

  So, my question is how Bitlocker unlock the HARD disk automatically via the USB when the PC starts?

  Thank you for reading.

  Note: I posted this question on http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w8itprosecurity/threads they suggested that I ask the Acer support.

  Thank you also get answers in the TechNet forums.  I'm sorry that you were unable to get a more complete answer it.

  We suggest that you uninstall BitLocker and decrypt the drive to determine if this restores your ability to access the BIOS.