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• How to copy the recovery on the new HARD drive partition, HARD drive failed?

  Hallo,

  I have a Compaq Mini netbook with Windows 7 Starter.

  The HARD drive has failed and it is not repairable. However, it seems that the recovery partition is OK.

  I want to buy a new HARD drive, install the driver on the netbook, and then use the tools/recovery partition to install windows 7 on a new PC.

  So, the question is simple: how to copy the recovery for the new HARD drive partition?

  Hello s91066.

  If your hard drive of your laptop doesn't have? If this is the case, what do you mean by the "recovery partition is ok? I doubt that this laptop has two hard disks, so if you are able to see this partition of your hard drive may still work.

  You will need a set of recovery disks to restore the partitions on the new drive. If you can start Windows, which you can probably not with a dead hard drive, you can follow these steps if you can get into Windows.

  If you are unable to boot into Windows, you need a set of disks. You can order it directly from HP. The number of the United States / Canada is 1-800-474-6836. If you are in another domain, you must visit HP's Support around the world to find contact information for your region.

  I hope that is useful; have a great weekend!

• Can I format my recovery disk if I copied the recovery on an external drive?

  On my Hp computer, I noticed that my recovery was almost full.  So I copied it on an external drive.

  My question is; Can I format my recovery if I copied the recovery on an external drive?

  Hello

  No, you can't.

  And reading this on the recovery partitions:

  It is supposed to have the files it contains, because it contains the files to reinstall the operating system.

  Your recovery Partition was photographed on your hard drive during the production of your computer by the manufacturer for all of these reasons.

  1. If you want to reinstall Windows from in the case of a failure of the system, based on individuals or the keys at startup.

  F10 or Alt + F10 or F11 are a couple of different manufacturers use sequences.

  You will need to ask your manufacturer for proper sequence.

  2. to make the recovery disks on if your drive hard breaks down, so that you can then reinstall the operating system on a new hard drive.

  Also ask them how to make records.

  Your D: Recovery Drive is should not be used for backups, defragmented, etc..

  There are backups on an external hard drive.

  To resolve the problems that have arisen with the recovery D: Partition, you will need to contact the manufacturer of your computer to remove all that has been added to it.

  See you soon.

• Can I copy the recovery files to another partition D?

  Hello

  My drive came with C and D partitions, but I want to organize my partitions of different drive from the factory.
  I want to slightly reduce the system (C) partition, create a partition to 15 GB, copy the files from recovery to there (to keep the recovery files isolated) and rename this partition as the new D drive.
  The only thing that matters for the tool recovery work is to place the files on a partition of D?
  Has anyone done a thing?
  Will it work?

  Hey,.

  To be honest I have don t think that HDD recovery works if you copy the files to another partition.
  Why you want to do this?

  I use the factory form C: and D: partition by default. On C:, I installed all my programs and on drive D: I saved my files private photo, music, videos, Documents, etc.

  I don't see any reason to create a separate partition for HARD drive recovery files because they are saved in an additional folder.

• How to copy the recovery on DVD partition in windows 8?

  Hi, recently I put asus s series laptop with windows 8 installed inside, I don't have a recovery with the laptop instead of this CD, they provided a recovery hard disk partition... and my question is If there is a way to copy this partition recovery for DVD and use it to restore the system at the time of the break... Please help me

  I use ATI regularly for imaging, but I have not tried what you're asking. My guess is that you can use the DVD at any time to restore the drive to the first day (factory condition). But unless you had a failure, either with the operating system or the hard drive, why would restore you the first day? I don't think that someone wakes up in the morning and say: ' Hey, I think I'll put my PC in the way it was the day I bought it, just for fun. ":-)

  I'm only theorizing here, but I would say that in the event of failure, put you in the ATI boot CD, use it to restore the recovery Partition from the DVD to the hard drive (which means probably wipe the disc in the process), reboot to the hard disk, then press what touches 'F' it to begin the action for recovery. Then it would be like a new laptop again.

  Or maybe, with the recovery being bootable DVDs, you would just restore the hard drive directly to him. I don't really know for you; the recovery DVDs only I knew were like that (pick up directly from the DVD), but they were created with a program on the PC/laptop purchase. If you have a spare autour hard drive, you can always test the process to see if it works if you will not have to wait until there is a catastrophic failure, and then find out it doesn't work.

  SC Tom

• Difficulty of startup disk after copying the OS to new SSD

  This morning and used EaseUS partition wizard to copy the recovery partition, OS partition (C :) and unnamed in the SSD partition, I received a shiny new SSD. I should have used one of the many software migration available but I didn't, so I've been running a few problems. I have everything but the d: more expanded and copied in the new SSD drive C (on the SSD) to occupy all of the space allocated.

  From there, I set my BIOS to boot from the disc SSD and Windows loaded normally, so I assumed that the new drive was working how I wanted and erased everything except the D drive on the old drive. After the reboot, I have met with a cursor flashing instead of the windows logo 7.

  After some research, I think my problem might by one of the following:

  The operating system on the new drive partition was not set up active, is not loading at startup.

  The system partition does not recognize the new, larger OS partition and must be reset to match the new partitions.

  The OS copied on the new SSD is simply not bootable.

  I used my laptop (Ubuntu) to check the SSD drive, and all the OS files are there, exactly how I expected to be after you copy the files using EaseUS.

  I have the Windows 7 installation disc, as well as the old HDD and the new SSD. I can do to fix the OS on the SSD so that I don't have to do a new clean install, or who is my best option?

  Thank you, Ty

  Hi TySimmel,

  Thanks for posting the query on Microsoft Community.

  I appreciate your efforts and your time.

  I suggest you try the steps in the link below to check and the system recovery options, if it helps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/what-are-system-recovery-options#what-are-system-recovery-options=Windows-7

  Please get back to us with the information required to help you further.

• win7 install from a copy of the recovery partition?

  I just bought a desktop PC HP G5135uk for my daughter, but she wants me to downgrade to winxp to win7 for her. As I understand it, the only way to save and install the win7 system later (this or any of my other PC) is to burn discs from the recovery partition. I don't want to lose the system as it was part of the price, but is not no matter what dvd - r at the moment, so I was wondering if simply copying the recovery partition completely on my back of the drive (on our network) may run until I can pick up some discs? I would also just that partition in place anyway, no format, simply install xp on the system partition.

  Advice or to monitor problems appreciated. Also, I hope the drivers are working or I can replace with versions mean for xp (downloaded all the drivers for this machine already as backup).

  Save yourself a lot of grief and burn the recovery DVD set. Usually only takes 2-3 DVD. I found that Sony DVD + R works the best for me to have several machines HP belonging to the family.

  Copy of the partition rarely works. I have tried everything recently on a laptop hard drive that wasn't when the owner did not (yet) a recovery set... didn't work. Software to create an exact copy of imagery would be the best chance to work by restoring the image of the hdd_but who rarely works either.

  BTW, the machine has the Intel G41 Chipset and a SATA hard drive, so you will need to change to AHCI Mode IDE controller in the BIOS to enable XP install. XP doesn't have SATA drivers. Or you can integrate SATA drivers with nLite and burn a new cd of XP.

• Equium L20 - cannot complete the recovery procedure - disk error

  Hello

  I have a laptop Equium L20 and whats happened is, during a recovery of product, he gets to 25% then emits an error at me and stops working.

  Now when I turn on the laptop, I get the Toshiba screen, then nothing.
  I was informed that my drive is probably broken and I now no operating system but I am a complete computer novice so don't know how it is.

  I took the laptop to PC world a few years ago and they run a recovery of product but I did not my drive, so I want to know is, is it possible to run recovery without the disc?
  (seems to me just don't forget the sound by pressing a few buttons)

  If so, how?
  And if not what someone have any suggestions as to how I can restore the computer?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  > during a recovery of product, sometimes about 25% then emits an error at me and stops working.

  As you mentioned, possibly recovery disk is defective, broken, or similar, this could be the reason why the CD/DVD drive is not able to read the disc and the installation breaks upward.

  You cannot get this phone without the recovery disk! It is an old series laptop and it does not support the HARD drive recovery process, as do other mobile most recent.

  If you have only two ways to install the Windows operating system; you need to use the Toshiba recovery disc (which seems to be broken) or you can install the operating system by using the Microsoft Windows XP disk.

  If install you the operating system using the disk of MS original then you need to install the drivers of Toshiba which are placed on the European driver Toshiba page (look in the archives).

  PS: maybe you could try to burn (copy) the recovery disk using another computer.
  In some cases of the different drives are able to read scratched discs.
  If you want to be successful and if you want to be able to copy the recovery disk, you can then use the new disk in order to restore the operating system on your computer satellite phone.

• Satellite A80 135 impossible to reinstall the operating system using the recovery disk

  Hello

  Ive got a laptop 2005 Satellite a80-135 that worked very well until I tried to format the HDD after a performance of Ram boost operation (kingston 1 gb Ram module).

  Just after that, the computer started showing software problems and finally crashed;
  So I decided to reinstall the entire operating system yet. and here, I found the problem I really hope you can help me

  The thing is that I can't format my hard drive to my cd player (with recovery CD in) when the machine is restarted.
  In theory, start the Panel menu should appear after the computer reboot with the C key simountaneously key but nothing happens.

  Thanks in advance
  concerning
  jozze

  Hello

  Simply, the C button the STRANGE start.
  You can also try to press F12 after the laptop has been powered.
  Then the start menu should appear on the screen and then you could choose the ODD (optical disc) in order to boot from the CD.

  If this is not possible, the question is perhaps related to WEIRD malfunction or recovery disk.
  Maybe the CD/DVD drive cannot read the disc properly and so the laptop can not boot from the disc.
  You can try to copy the recovery CD using another computer and might try to start using the copied CD.
  If it does not the problem might be related to the WEIRD failure.

• USB keys - problem with the Recovery Manager

  I bought a 16GB Kingston DataTraveler 112 USB key so I could copy the recovery as a backup image. He acknowledged the USB key and showed that the recovery image has been slightly more than 11 GB. But when he started to format the USB key, it returns to the previous screen and asking more of the car. At the bottom of the screen, he said to contact the HP Support, but it gives me an error message. Now when I try the Recovery Manager it does not recognize the USB at all.

  Before that, I had bought another 16 GB USB - don't remember what brand. I have 5 other USB drives, but they are all small, except a 32 GB Kingston DT101 G2 which does not work on this computer, even if it worked on my old computer (Pavilion w/Vista Home Premium) without problem. All these USBs, including the new Kingston are for USB 2.0.

  Operating system is Windows 8.1 64-bit on the desktop HP Pavilion 500 - A60. I tried the problem that USB keys in all 4 ports (2.0 and 3.0). Also in that I plug into a port to give me 3 USB ports, also used on my previous computer.

  Is it possible that this computer does not recognize Kingston or some other brands of USB thumb drives?

  The trick to this is to use a USB 2.0 port and use a non-windows 8 certified thumbdrive. If the USB flash drive shows as a 'removable device' there should be no problem in the use of the media to create a recovery media

  I had a lot of success with a 16 GB Transcend USB 3.0 flash drive.

  I own a couple of DataTraveler flash drives and had the same lack of success, creation of recovery media that you did. I have had zero success with 3.0 of Sandisk Extreme usb flash drives

• Satellite A45-S150 - black screen after the recovery process

  After problems with a virus, I ran the recovery disk and reformat the hard drive and reloaded the OS. When the process pushes me to remove the disc, it begins to restart, but only shows a black screen. I restart the process of recovery only with the same results.

  The laptop came loaded with XP, but that the recovery Application is running, it says it is loading Windows 98. Could the original recovery disc was loaded with the wrong operating system?

  What's next?

  Hey,.

  > I restart the process of recovery only with the same results.
  You can install Windows using a normal Microsoft Windows disk?
  So, you can check if the problem is related to the computer laptop or recovery disk itself.

  > it says that it is loading Windows 98
  Don t worry not about this message. As far as I know it has something to do with the software that allows you to copy the recovery image on your HARD drive. Recovery disk still contains Windows XP ;)

• Problems of Satellite C660 - 10 d with the recovery partition

  Hello

  I have the Toshiba Satellite C660 - 10 d and has not copied the recovery you had problems with the recovery partition and I lost.

  What can I do?

  You can order a new disc of recovery here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Upgrade with the SSD, the recovery on the old HARD drive partition

  Hi, I would like to upgrade my W530 with SSD. What should I do to have work Pre-boot recovery with recovery partition the disk of HARD now at this time while the system would be the new SSD? Is this possible? BTW, I am considering between mSATA and SSD 2.5 "for windows. Which should I choose? I have to admit mSATA is more convenient for me.

  Thanks in advance!

  > recovery partition? I don't want to move on SSD

  You can skip it when you perform the cloning.

  > What about pre-seed recovery? It will work even if I copy the recovery on the SSD partition?

  The presence of a recovery partition valid on the active drive (which is the new SSD, in your case) is required for recovery on-site work. So, if this feature is important to you, you should go back to the first question above.

  If you have not made your purchase, you should take a close look at the M4 Crucial mSATA SSD 128 GB. Just a suggestion.

• Q: How do I restore from USB if the recovery partition is deleted?

  Hi, make a backup of my spectrum 14 of jealousy cumputer Windows 7 on a USB stick with hp Recovery Manager. After that I deleted the restore disk partition and installed Windows 8. Now have sleep/power issues on Windows 8, need to go back to 7 can I test before sending it in for repair.

  Even if I did a backup USB, of bus I can't boot from the USB and the ect/f11 option at startup, does nothing, yet windows just starts.

  Now, how can I restore from a USB Pendrive without having access to the F11 restore the disk option, how to reinstall System Restore?

  Hello

  A backup is not a clone. You have cloned partition to a USB bootable for her to work.

  The HP Backup & Recovery Manager does not copy the recovery partition, even if you back up the entire hard drive.

  Here is a reference for the HP Recovery Manager manual.

  Unless you do a recovery as a DVD or USB media, the only source for what is available to you is to buy a set of recovery disks.

  I would like to have better news for you on this subject.

  Best regards.

• Return to Windows 7 by using the recovery partition

  I installed Windows 8 on Windows 7 and want to go back to Windows 7 using the recovery partition.  Is it possible that I can do this?

  No it is not possible, unless you make the recovery disks that copy the recovery on an external partition. This partition is unnecessary after windows installation 8. Consider using windows 8 and 8.1 upgrade and always start on the desktop instead of the Start Page. It is very similar to windows 7 with a few improvements.