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• Hidden restore partition...

  The original HD has the OS partition and the hidden restore partition.  Since then, I installed a larger hard drive and installed XP Pro (SP3).  I still have the original HD.  Is it possible to burn an image or a copy of the hidden partition on a CD or a DVD?  And if so, isn't the work of restoration of the original machine?

  Thank you

  Found a small free utility called EASEUS Partition Master 5.0.1 Home Edition. Did exactly what I wanted. Found the partition, a few clicks and then 'display '. Restarted and voila, the restoration of partition ready for burning.

  http://www.partition-tool.com/personal.htm

• How to identify missing drivers and or access on E520 factory restore partition

  I just bought a red E520-1143CTO opportunity in new condition, from someone who has screwed up the operating system (Windows 7 Home Prem 64 there). Many pilots have disappeared and does not properly. The recovery partition is always there when I look in my computer, but when I reboot and press F11, I never get the possibility to access. There is no Lenovo software installed to create an ERD, and of course, he is not come with any software. Is it possible to access?

  I also have access to an another E520 is almost exactly the same (she just older i3 processor). I tried to create an ERD from it and use it on this computer, but it indicates the versions of Windows are not compatible or repair software is not compatible with this version.

  So I try to find out if there is another way to access this restore partition. I have installed an enterprise version of 32-bit Windows 7 Enterprise on this computer and I have most of the drivers installed and it seems to work very well. But I have three that have yellow exclaimation points:

  (1) system base unit

  (2) SM Bus controller

  (3) unknown Device

  I've been drivers downloaded from this site, but I can not can not know what drivers I need to clear this list. If oI seeks made restore factory default. If this isn't the case, I would like to know what drivers I need to clear this list. I want to look like everything new because I was going to give it to someone as a gift. I do not see that the prompts for the wifi button (does not work), volume and shine like the other machine. I would like to get all this work. I would like your suggestions.

  Try the system update?

• Windows Vista - after the RESTORE partition HARD drive: WINDOWS COULD NOT COMPLETE the INSTALLATION. TO INSTALL WINDOWS ON THIS COMPUTER, RESTART THE INSTALLATION

  Hello

  I have WINDOWS VISTA and just tried to reinstall my laptop of restoration on a HARD disk partition.

  The restore went through, but then I got the error: WINDOWS COULD NOT COMPLETE the INSTALLATION. TO INSTALL WINDOWS ON THIS COMPUTER, RESTART THE INSTALLATION

  When I press 'OK' (which is the only option), it tries to start again, until I get the same error through the black screen.

  How can I get out of this loop please?

  Thank you.

  Lucie

  Hello

  For any problem with the help of the recovery Partition that has been copied to the hard disk by the computer manufacturer, you must contact them.

  This recovery process is the manufacturer, not Microsoft.

  ________________________________________________

  You never told us why you wanted to do a restore. If you had serious errors and the recovery process does not work, you will have hardware problems. BUT we're only guessing at this stage due to lack of information to help you.

  See you soon.

• Vista workaround to access restore partition of the system (0xc0000C1F5 Blue Screen of Death error)

  Stats:

  Computer type: HP-Pavilion a6333w

  Product #: KC746AA #ABA

  Operating system: Windows Vista™ Home Premium (6.0, Build 6000) (6000.vista_ldr.071023 - 1545)

  Processor: AMD Athlon (TM) 64 X 2 processor Dual Core 4800 + (2 CPUs), ~2.5GHz

  Disk space: 500 GB

  RAM: 3 GB

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 <-integrated on the mother board.

  ---------------------------

  Location: Try to update Windows Vista SP1 my computer hung up.  After a cold reboot, I got a BSoD (blue screen of death) with the error 0x0000C1F5 code.

  Current problem: whenever I try to boot Vista I get the same error during the vista loading screen.

  I tried the safe mode, the last correct log on the thing, and even a system restore disc that I downloaded from PC World.

  None of these online solutions have worked.

  ---------------------------

  Is there a way to bypass the default loading process and access the recovery partition drive to do a factory reset?

  If there is a way to save the info on my HD it please let me know.

  Thanks, Jcubed.

  Message edited by Jcubed on 11/12/2008 18:06

  I think the (BugCheck Code) code is 0x0000C1F5, and there's a Microsoft Hotfix for this:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/946084

• I delete the hidden restore partition?

  Ive had a Toshiba Satellite laptop running XP 4.5 years and its great summer running.

  My grandmother got a Toshiba Satellite that is about 1.5 years with record better than mine. Its running Vista and its performance is pathetic. Liked a lot my laptop performs so much better and faster cela. I've restored the operating system. This is not enough.

  So now I want to install XP on the laptop using my recovery disk

  So first of all, I need to format the hard drive. When I hold the power button to power off, then zero holding, and put on I reached recovery utility. From there, I can choose Reset "out-of-box", or I can format it.

  My question is, if I choose the format, it will properly format the computer allowing me to run my recovery disk and reformatted it the hidden partition containing system restore information? I suppose not, but I would be sure

  Thank you
  Tim

  Hello

  As far as I know the recovery disc formats the entire HARD disk.

  This means that all data and all partitions will be erased from the HARD drive.
  After that, the recovery disk would begin a process that would create partitions (also the one hidden) that have been created as on the first day of purchase.

  Simply says that the laptop would be fixed to the factory settings.

• 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

• Creating a DVD from HP restore Partition of hard disk

  OK, let's go.  We have three computers in this House.   One is an HP 2004 775th with XP that was suggested be sent to pasture.   I agree to this.  My other computer is a HP Pavilion p6750f with Win 7 Home 2011.  Large computer and has no problem.  I want to keep this PC by business unit and buy a refurbished on ebay as a HP Compaq 8000 with Win 7 Pro 64 bit.  This should be Uncategorized at 10 for Microsoft Windows gives the OK.

  The majority of these 8000 HP on ebay have the disk hard 'original' wiped and reinstalled with new Windows 7 Pro 64-bit software.   Some say that the hard drive has the "restore disk partition hard rule."

  Now the big question.   With original Windows 7 Pro 64-bit clean wiped from the HD and a new install of Win. 7, I'll be able to make a DVD-restore/recovery Partition on the hard drive?

  That question seems to be is "I'll be able to make my own recovery DVDs?"  As shown in This DOCUMENT?  The answer is probably not.  Unless the previous owner includes the recovery of the purchase value.  These units are most likely end the lease to a company, which means that they are erased clean from any software that may have been installed.  The inclusion of an operating system is to facilitate the resale.

• Satellite C660 will not restore, partition seems OK

  Hello

  I received a Satellite C660 difficulty that not recover. Can I use F8 (or 0) to enter "REPAIR YOUR COMPUTER", but the screen goes all black. I booted from a Linux disk and partition 'Data' seems OK though I have no way to check all the files. What are my options? Is it possible to create discs of restoration of this State?

  Thank you
  Tim

  Options?
  I guess that you have not created the recovery disc in the past. Fix?

  Well, in that case try to access the recovery partition of HDD (using Linux?) and check if you can use the recovery image files to create recovery USB flash stick as described here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD4103KB0000R01.htm

  Otherwise I think you have to order the recovery at Arvato disk in order to recover the laptop.
  Of course if you have the Microsoft windows installation media, you can use it to install the system too pilots could be downloaded from the Toshiba UE driver page

• Computer laptop touch screen 15: need help - restore Partitions, OS system, start-up and drivers!

  [Need help]

  Device name: laptop touch screen, Energy Star, 15.

  Model number: 15 - f023wm

  Device status:
  [Grandma] "I broke the internet.
  [Me] "No, I have demolished just any chance I had as a computer programmer.
  I'll never do it to heaven now... »

  You want to come: difficulty this laptop!

  -Packing plant (Reset/retrieve)

  -Retrieve/Re-restore boot loader

  Retrieve/recreate/Re-restore all original scores.
  -Retrieve / Re - restore all the Original system & hardware drivers.

  -Retrieve/Re-restore Windows 8.1.

  -Possibly find computer Tech/Geek fellow/Pal.

  -Learn something new! (Not including the common sense).

  Explanation:
  -J' was too high as he tried to become the next Bill Gates and create a calculation method in which the processor completely laws of physics bi-passes.

  Topical issues:

  (1) I have little experience, I'm sure compared to most of the users on this forum; However, in the College computer Programmning.

  ---> Very adept in acquireing newly introduced information & request a great sense of understanding of puzzled, abstract and largely serious concepts. (It will be just a little easier than most to explain a simple fix).

  (2) I deleted all partitions, including the system files, System opperating, some methods of starting, all the drivers, and to add to the mess, the existing partitions are not yet check the size or formatting - I'm sure.

  ---> (Drive C is 400 GB;) Drive D is the main partition with only 20 GB)

  (3) any chance of installation/download are only feasible when my boyfriend does everything it does and 'fixed' the laptop.

  ---> Cell phone MAY start, can use internet and MAY be able to download 5 pictures before the system shuts down and the other requires a few hours to wipe the minimum amount of space on the hard disk before you reinstall Windows.

  (4) Windows 7 is the only OS (so far) that we are able to install; We have no other disks, but Windows 8.1, I think, was the original Opperating system and look forward to this return.

  (5) I don't know yet how I will receive notification here on these forums. I'm drunk at 05:59, so I'll find out tomorrow.

  ---> Assuming that I remember I wrote it.
  
  And I think that's all that I need a little help with if you want messages me or live chat to help solve this problem, I think that Skype is aloud; and in all the uncertainties, it is listed on my profile.

  Thank you, & your best.
  Caleb D. Parker
  @CiDiParks25

  CiDiParks25

  What will work restores your computer to its original factory state using HP recovery media.  It is a DVD and CD set that will erase the hard drive (removing all data, applications and settings, reinstall the original OS, drivers and utilities for HP. In some cases, you will be able to order a USB instead of discs.  You must order at HP; they cannot be downloaded.
  
  The link is on the software page and download drivers for your PC: http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-15-Notebook-PC-series/7137590/model/7484025

  Once there, scroll to the bottom of the page and you will see an entry for the command Recovery Media-CD/DVD/USB. Click on the symbol '+' to expand this entty and click on order to press for more details.
  
  Or, if you prefer, you can do the same by contacting HP Customer Service:
  
  If you live in the United States or the Canada, details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/phone-assist.html#section1
  
  If you live elsewhere, contact details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-contact-us.html
  
  Note that if HP no longer provides a recovery media for your model, a few other sites, you can check are: http://www.computersurgeons.com/ and http://www.restoredisks.com/
  
  Don't forget to read through the material in the linked thread before attempting the recovery: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00707939
  
  Good luck
  
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• x 200 (74542GU) restore partition and recovery media creation

  Hi, I confused!

  My new x 200 came with xp was preinstalled and with the DVD of restoration vista buisness.

  If I use the recovery partition now (before I approached the vista dvd), what version of windows will install the recovery partition?

  And if I choose to use the vista dvd, which will be there (recovery partition) then?

  Thank you.

  Hi Welcome to the forums

  Yes once more be using xp, if you use the recovery partition... If you want to use vista install when you want... but before to do that are doing better on the current recovery CD system coz in the future if you want to go back to xp you can use xp again

  After vista installation that contains the vista recovery partition do so to better the recovery dvd set of said so!

• 2000 laptop 365DX: need to restore but have a restore partition point or recovery.

  Hi guys. I have a laptop HP 2000-365DX with Windows 7 Home Premium.   Its so crowded and I need to restore back to original settings.  I had installed Ubuntu (partitioned) all the time and has been very stupid, because I deleted my partition recovery HP tools.  Now, I searched here on HP.com to order a recovery disc and apparently I can't find one for my specific model.  So what I have done is downloaded a file .iso Windows 7 Home Premium (with a good soul on these forums) and I need to download all the drivers for my laptop as well but HP is having some problems now so I can't download them (which is fine that I'm in no hurry).  So, that's all as far as my knowledge goes.  I have my Win7 disc and hopefully soon have my drivers disk.  What I do not know how, it's clear my computer to start from zero Setup Win7 again then all my drivers.  I read that DBAN (Darik Boot and Nuke) erases your hard drive clean, but that seems very extreme.  Looks like I would use to wipe my drive hard if I had to sell my laptop or to erase the evidence, but if that's my solution I'm cool with that.  So, really, I'm wandering what I should do now.  And I really re - install my drivers as well?  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Hello

  You can delete all existing partitions on the HARD disk during installation, as follows.

  Start the installation.

  When you get to the screen 'What type on installation', choose the custom (Advanced) option, and then click drive options (Advanced).

  Here you can delete all existing partitions at a time by clicking on the partition to highlight it and then click Remove.

  A when you're finished, you'll have just one entry named not 'allocated space' - just proceed with the installation.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• How to format and reinstall Compaq Presario under XP SP3 with restore partition?

  My compaq presario running xp home sp 3 installed at the factory so I did not drive. 160 gb hd is full and I want to format and reinstall xp.it has a partition recovery on it. I do not understand the procedure and im afraid to format without knowing what to do. where can I get step by step instructions?  will be this restore my ' puter to love again?

  * original title - hd format and reinstall xp sp3 swithout disc *.

  Hello

  ·          What is the reason for you to format and install Windows XP?

  ·          How you install Windows installation disc there?

  I suggest to backup the data before formatting the drive, you can check the links that are the procedure to back up data on the computer below: back up your files: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/maintain/backupfiles.mspx

  Also see the below link for more information about the same: how to partition and format a hard disk using the Windows XP Setup program: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313348

• Restore partition

  I have a question that I think I already know the answer to but I want confirmation.  I have a set of restore disks that I made and I also have the (D RECOVERY partition.)  I'm looking for dual booting Ubuntu on my drive but HP takes all four primary partitions.  If I reformat the partition D: RECOVERY to make room for Linux, can I still use my recovery disks to recover the system if I have problems?

  Curt

  Hello

  Yes, you can use the disk to restore the system, but he should know that the use of the recovery disks will recreate the recovery Partition D and will erase all custom partition, that you may have created.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• End of life programs remove the D drive which is the system restore partition

  I am running Win Vista Home addition.  I downloaded and installed PowerPoint Viewer 2007.  Now, when I scan with Secunia I get a message that I have an end of life program, 2003 PPV, in my D drive system restore file.  How can I remove an obsolete program from drive D?

  Sorry, but it does not work.  Drive D is partition of the hard disk system restore.  I tried everything to get there, and that cannot be done.

  It may be worth mentioning that I ran a Windows search for files and folders looking for power pint Viewer 2003.  I've included the D drive in the search.  I got a recovery that the file is not found.

  I finally opted for another suggestion and Secunia to ignore this file.  Now, everything seems to be okay.

  Thanks for the suggestions which are appreciated regardless of the outcome.