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• NB500 - I can't do the system recovery

  Hello

  I got a nb500 Windows 7 starter and I cannot do a system recovery out-of-the-box.

  I tried "press 0 and power", the pc starts, but as long as I continue to press 0 nothing happens. When I release, it will continue to boot normally into windows. Also tried with f8, I can see the system recovery options, but there is no tool for HARD drive recovery there. I also used a toshiba recovery media Creator called program but when I start, it displays a message «there is no area of hard drive recovery»

  Any suggestions please?

  For some reason any there there no initial access to the recovery image.

  Either it is deleted or the partitions of HARD drive structure is changed and recovery tool cannot find the settings for the recovery image.
  Now, you have little problem. Recovery image installation will not work.

  You have two options:
  1 / you can try to install recovery disc original order of Toshiba - https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
  2 / you can install own OS version

  All readers, tools and utilities, you can find and download from the Toshiba download page - http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

• How can I run a system recovery?

  Hello

  Anyone know how to run a system recovery? My machine is: Toshiba Satellite L300D.

  I tried ' the power of restraint button for 10 seconds and then press on and hold zero keys "(Http://www.toshiba.com.au-online home > support > FAQ > how can I get System Recovery rum?) but I does not work.
  After I release the 0 key it should come to the top of the screen, but what was displayed is a black white and at the top of the screen theres a small words blurred (fonts may 2-3, I can't read it however).

  Thank you

  Hello

  Press 0 (zero) key, turn on the laptop, then release the button Zero when appears the Toshiba logo.

  If this does not work, go to the start menu by pressing F8 when Windows starts booting, then go to Windows Recovery Options. You can also run Recoveyr from here (if its Vista).

• HP G62 371DX: help! Can not perform the system recovery

  HP G62-371DX
  A few months ago that my HP laptop was very slow, then crashed. I have factory reinstall using disks that I have ordered or purchased from HP. It was a time of recovery the first successful I used the recovery disks and after days of updates of the VICTORY, even was running Win 10, without a hiccup. Then, I received a few messages on the hard disk health and prominent failure. I decided to upgrade the laptop by buying a new battery and a HARD drive. When I tried to use system recovery discs to reinstall Windows 7 to factory State, it failed with an error:

  Copy the file fails
  From: F: \PRELOAD\BASE11. WIM
  TO: C: \RM\IMAGE| COMMODITIES11. WIM
  PRESS OK TO RETRY

  "" He then reloads the "Windows prepares your computer for first use" MORE AND MORE. Could there be something wrong with the recovery discs?

  99girl

  Hello

  You can try to see if the problem is with the recovery disks, would be to see if you can perform a new installation of Windows 10.

  As you mention that you recently update from Windows 7 to Windows 10, a hardware profile on your machine will be recorded by the activation servers

  Therefore, as long as the previous installation of Windows 10 had activated Ok after the upgrade to Windows 7, you can simply create the 10 Windows media on another PC and then perform a new installation as described in the guide on the following link.

  Note: On the activation screen, select "I don't have a product key" - Windows will activate automatically once installation is complete.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/224342/how-to-clean-install-Windows-10/

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• How can I get a system recovery disk?

  My office will not restart need the system recovery disk

  Hello

  You can buy on the following site:

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/SearchProducts.aspx?SBT= yyyyyyy& bkm = results #Results

  yyyyyyy: the model of your machine

  Kind regards.

• Re: How can I return the system recovery partition?

  I just used the cd to restore the system and on resetting my system to factory setting, but unfortunately, the system drive on the system recovery partition has been deleted.

  How will re - install the drive to restore system partition?

  Hello

  Do you mean the second Vista partition which contains the backup system files?

  This partition is hidden and usually after installing the OS from the Toshiba Recovery disk this partition must be re-created.

  I m 100% sure because I ve got my cell several times using the Toshiba Vista recovery DVDs and the hidden partition is created every time.

  Best regards

• How can I move files system recovery to the original location?

  I use Windows 7 on a HP Pavilion P6000 series.  I believe that the Recovery Manager created Windows System Recovery Files folder on the C: drive (from .wim files) created on an external drive, and I want to move them to the original location.  Just copy or move everything to the C: drive, or is it an executable program that does this?

  Found this previous post - I guess that's the solution...

  Re: How to restore the system recovery files to their original location? (HP Pavilion p6540F desktop

  201207 04-18: 12:00 - modified on 18-04-201207:13 PM

  The backup that is used to recover only restores the files in a folder, leaving the owner to move. I agree, not the application of backup more useful, but better than nothing I guess.

• How can I perform a system recovery to get all lost data.

  I need help in performing a full recovery of the system to recover lost files and data.

  DavysLocker,
  Thanks for posting with us.  The only way to recover the lost data is if you have the backup of your system.  The system restore feature does not have the personal data.  If you use the Windows backup utility to back up your data, then you will just run the troubleshooter, and then follow the steps to restore data.
  If you do not have a backup of your system, then you can check with the local PC stores on data recovery.  Also, there are available data recovery programs but I don't know how they work although I've never used one. Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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• Installed Windows 7 Pro 64 bit on original Vista CQ60 and now can't do the system recovery

  I have a Compaq Presario CQ60-320SA, which came with Vista Home Premium 32-bit and do a new install of 7 Pro 64-bit.  Now I want to go back but F11 does not work, and there is no recovery for a reason Manager any. The recovery partition is still there.

  I don't have useful recovery discs because when I tried to make them when I got the laptop, the process has failed for an unknown reason (I asked the TechGuys, who suggested to use a better quality than DVD, but I don't bother).

  What can I do?  Is my only option of order recovery disks?

  The main point of this exercise is to get the original settings before you install Windows XP 32-bit.  Which is the best thing to do, or should I just go directly from 7 to XP?   Will I have problems if I decide to go back to XP?

  Thank you

  No, just be sure that install you XP to the right partition, (a greater) and not to the recovery partition.

• When hp recovery program in their computer, I can't find operating system recovery.

  HP Compaq dc5000 sff model # pb478a serial # mxl42605yg.

  Intel pentium 4 2 1 GB of ram, 2.80 GHz

  It had windows XP Professional 1-2, 32-bit processor.

  I had used. It works fine until trying to install a 200 GB hard drive to replace

  the old HDD of 80 GB had problems with the hard drive.

  now, it's die it will not start at the blue hp screen. can anyone help.

  I brought this computer is HP compaq dc5000 sff it had windows XP Professional 32-bit on it

  had a HDD of 80 GB, that it worked well, I installed 200 GB drive hard when I turn on the computer

  He said that the hard drive 32 GB, so I have been informed that this computer needs a card pci Ultra ATA/133

  to help the computer to acknowledge that the hard drive has been 200 GB, the hard drive is a drive hard maxtor SATA

  model #6B200P0, serial 4b1eeheh, it was in my old computer, it was slower than what I have now.

  I've been working to get this good work and it void, no operating system and no HP blue screen.

  to begin since, how can I go back to blue screen. In my view, he has me remove.

• How can I use my HP OEM W98 cd "System Recovery" on a new processor & hardrive (not HP) so that I can have W98 to use my most later bought XP Pro upgrade cd?

  I bought a HP with W98 OEM desktop computer installed about 10 years ago. Then about 5 years ago my company offers an XP Pro upgrade for a good price. When I upgraded, first of all, I reformatted the drive, but then XP would be not be installed because it could not find existing W98.  So I reinstalled W98 using the HP cd "HP System Recovery" & "HP Application Recovery", then with the XP Pro upgrade.  Question: I want to build a new computer for faster components (case, CPU, motherboard, hard drive) 10 years old HP processor is suffocating under the weight of applications & today virus scanners.  On a new cpu & hard drive, I can use the "HP System Recovery' (&"Application recovery"if necessary) to repeat the process to get W98 installation so that I can then proceed to Windows XP Pro?  Or is the only "HP System Recovery" will install on a card mother HP and W98 vintage cpu?  I just can't justify rebuying the entire operating system again and I like XP Pro, but I need new hardware CPU and more/more fast disk drive.

  Hi BuyOnceUpgradeOften,

  Thanks for posting. As you said, you will need to install the 98 upgrade for XP. As for the installation of 98 on another machine, it may or may not work. You will need to contact HP and see if this is or is not against the terms of the EULA, they you provided, and if you can or can not install it on another machine.

  I hope this helps! Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• After installing Windows 7 system recovery

  Hello

  I got a brand new HP m9770 desktop PC and I installed Windows 7 from scratch on C:\ partition. Unfortunately, I want to go back to Vista, but I can't do a system restore. There is always a partition that contains the files in recovery E:\ but pressing F11 at boot beginning I can't chose the system recovery. Is there a way to force the PC to start in this partition without to order recovery DVD?

  Thanks much for the reply.

  Mockingjay

  1.right - click on the "Computer" icon and select manage.
  2. This will launch the Microsoft Management Console.
  3. on the left side of the MMC console, click "Disk management" and it will show you all the partitions.
  4. right - click on the "HP Recovery" partition and select "Mark as Partition Active."
  5. when the warning message appears, select 'Yes' - restart the machine and it will automatically start in the Recovery Manager (without having to press F11).

• Re: Equium L40 - 14 l - System recovery option missing

  Hi all

  I have an Equium l40 14l that I finally decided needs to be restored "out of the box" status.

  I can boot to the system recovery options page, but the widely mentioned drive HARD recovery option has been replaced by the option system restore of full Windows OS.
  When I choose it is telling me that is preinstalled files are damaged you can use the recovery dvd - rom product. All I can do is click OK and return to the previous screen.

  I ran a few software partitioning and the hidden partition appears. I don't have a disc of recovery with the machine as she had the hidden restore partition.

  I don't have a backup when I first booted the machine. I think now that it was a good idea, but as I thought I had the hidden partition to rely on I don't bother.

  Ideas if there is a way I can get the system recovery to display HARD drive recovery option?

  Thank you Tom

  Cool. Glad to hear this. Now you can remove all the stuff, you don't need and optimize the preinstalled recovery image.

  Good luck.

• Problems starting HP Mini 210-2100, partition deleted, flashing the line underscore, System Recovery does not

  Hi all

  my situation is like this:

  When I turn on my laptop I get a black screen with a flashing underscore above it "no boot device - insert boot disk and press any key" (even if the BIOS boot order a hard drive for laptop on top). I changed this order a couple of times because I used a USB stick with Windows 7 on it (black version) to enter System Recovery Options (without USB I can't access the system recovery (F11 doesn't work not).)

  My System Recovery Options window is white/empty (no operating system, the size of the partition and the location). I'm going on and click repair system that did not help (it of a loop, do not start Windows). In the Diagnostics and repair of details it is Root cause found:

  The partition table doesn't have a valid System Partition.

  Repair action: Partition table repair

  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0

  That's because before this problem starting with underscore flashing, I had another problem: "BOOTMGR is missing. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart» I was impatient and wanted to fix that quickly and made a big mistake, after looking on the web for some time I have found no useful websites describing how to fix it (I found one when it was already too late). I went on a channel on youtube and came with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8n-G9Rv2zo before I didn't know what a clean install was, I looked up 03:55 and made perfect:

  CMD:

  DiskPart

  list disk

  Select disk 0

  partition from the list

  selected and deleted all 4 partitions (size: 215GB, 199 MB, GB, 103-17 MB)

  created new partitions same dimensions (all the primary dimensions)

  then I stopped and clicked on a cross (x) in cmd to get out when I came to a new window where I clicked on YES (I have not read what he was doing, I just wanted to go to bed because it was too late). Since there is no "BOOTMGR is missing. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart"(damage because now I know how to fix this, I was just too stupid, impatient and irresponsible), there is just a line of underscore flashing with"No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key"any of the BIOS boot order is this sentence does not disappear. He did a couple of times before, but no more.

  So after this long description, my question is:

  Is there a way to recover my data which I assume is lost and can not restore? I have no backups or images.

  P.S. I do not installed Windows 7, I just deleted partition table and created a new.

  Sorry for my English, I'm not a native speaker. Thank you in advance.

  Hi MatBar,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I'm sorry but there is no way to recover the data once you have deleted the partition. You could try a local repair facility, given that some devices of data to recover your data.

  You may restore the Windows 7 operating system with disks if you find someone with the same version of Windows that you use their discs.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• Cannot perform a system recovery option "repair your computer".

  I have an ADVENT PC with preinstalled vista. I had problems with my computer and it won't start in safe mode. I really want to do a destructive recovery of the entire system, but my computer won't let me even do.

  I start my computer and press F8. I select "repair your computer". At this point, according to my vista manual, I should get a selection menu language and the "Microsoft Windows start repair Environment. Instead, I get the windows logo, and then the log in screen. But instead of the usual choice of two user accounts, I have one option "Other user" very boring, with user name and password required. I tried my regular username and password, but it does not work. It says invalid or unable to connect at this time.

  So what's happening? Is there a way I can get into the system recovery options?

  Thank you, but finally I solved this problem by using a DVD I had been recommended to do when I got the recovery computer.