Create a recovery CD

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• How to create the recovery partition

  How to create a recovery for OSX on an existing SSD partition?

  What Mac OS X you are using?

  To boot from OS X Recovery, hold down the command (⌘) r immediately after start-up or that you restart your Mac. Release when you see the Apple logo.

  More information on the recovery of the operating system partition: On OS X Recovery - Apple Support

  If you want to create a bootable USB, here is a useful guide: create a bootable OS x - Apple support Installer

• Cannot create a recovery image

  Hello

  I just bought a HP Pavilion x 2, it has a 64 GB SSD.  I want to create a recovery image using the HP utility but when I try, it fails. I think it is because there is not enough space on the Windows partition to create the image.  I have a USB drive connected with 27 GB of free but looks like it will create the image on the C drive, before you copy it to the USB drive. I don't want to remove my recovery partition until I know that I have another copy and I can't find anything else to uninstall to get the 14 GB I need (have 12 GB free). I have only had the tablet a few days so did not have much here, have uninstalled everything I put here except for the updates of Windows that I did. I erased the wimy file temp user profile.

  Does anyone have ideas, what I can do?

  Thank you

  Juliet

  Windows has its own tool to create a recovery disc in usb http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/create-usb-recovery-drive

• NB100 - How can I create a recovery on a USB CD?

  Hi friends,

  I recently got a NB100 with XP home. The operating system has been reinstalled and did not have any CD of the operating system.

  Given that I have not an external CD drive how can I create a recovery on a USB CD. I would like to see the function of USB USB just like the CD in case something really goes wrong.

  Can some help me to find a tutorial to do this?

  Thanks for your help.

  SAJ.

  Great! Thanks for sharing this with us!

• Re: Unable to create the recovery DVD

  Hello

  Here I once again m.

  The seller told us to create a recovery DVD (CD).

  I go to Toshiba-files and click on create the recovery CD and the programm "told" to insert 1 of 2 DVDs.
  I did.

  But after awhile the laptop end / cut in writing.
  He can't write E:\Boot\fonts\chs-boot.ttf second message, I try a front message, I don't remember, but something like the second)

  So now I can't create the recovery DVDs

  What to do now?

  Thanks for the replies

  Toshiba satellite L550D 13V P * SE (* = I remember - you can see exactly to my other question about catalyst)

  Hello

  The seller tells you good advice. You should do it. I recommend you try a dvd - r blank of high quality like Verbatim or Tdk. You see, creator DVD doesn't accept poor quality, media.

  Read this thread, please:

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=55751&TSTART=0

• Satellite A300-15 has failed to create the recovery disk

  I'm trying to create the recovery for the first time disk (portable purchased before 5 days) and stop just before the end, the creator:

  Cannot read the file.
  F:\06343XSP5. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
  (Error code: 020150-20-00000000)

  What's not?

  I posted this already in another thread, but I can repeat it;

  I noticed that not all DVDs are compatible and sometimes it of not possible to burn the recovery due to the problem of DVD DVDs.
  I put t know what DVD discs you use, but I had a good experience with TDK DVD-R.

  So my advice is simple; Try different DVD from different manufacturers

• Cannot create a recovery for my Satellite A300-1BZ CD

  I tried to use the Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator repeatedly and with many different brands of discs to create the recovery disk.
  However each time as the laptop is about to finish burning the disc, there is an error and the operation not can be completed.

  I don't think there is a problem with the drive as I have used for many other things including watching movies without problem.
  Could Toshiba please send me a recovery disk instead?
  Thank you

  > Could Toshiba please send me a recovery disk instead?
  A mail recovery disk? Very interesting. Mailed 4 GB image is not so easy.

  I don't know what you're doing, but if you want good tip then use Verbatim or TDK DVD-R blank media. For the DVD-R.
  I have too many Satellite A300 and recovery DVD, I created successfully.
  Do you use DVD-R virgins too?

• Satellite T130 - Toshiba create USB recovery

  Hello.

  This is the situation:

  I have laptop Toshiba T130 with no DVD player. After installing Win7, I shrunk the partition D tool in Win7 and used the free space to install Linux with GRUB. Then I shrunk the partition also C by Win7 tool and free space to create another. This however told me something about the dynamic disk or something...

  But he has somehow broken GRUB so I decided to reinstall Linux. But the scores have been somehow broken, but I installed Linux on the last partition. Since then I could not start Windows or repair because partition D has actually been removed!
  The C with Win7 partition seemed intact.

  Trying to fix the computer and try to start trouble, I got error 0 x 090 or something with partition table error. So therefore, I deliberately decided to create the new partition with Gparted that off my HARD drive. Then I put in place the new partitions: 3 x NTFS, (400 MB recovery, partition Win7 and another) + extended partition containing the NTFS partition + ext4 partition, swap.

  Then I copied the hidden files (that I had saved earlier) in a hidden partition on the HDD laptop + I copied folder of Toshiba 3rd NTFS partition recovery (I had backed up the files immediately after obtaining of the laptop).

  Now, I'm stuck with 0xc000000e error when you try to start. I also followed this thread: http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=53952&tstart=15

  Can you help me with Win7 Starter? And what program to use to make Win7 64 bit USB bootable recovery CD? I tried unetbootin and USB, but they did not...

  Any advice will be highly appreciated.
  Thank you very much!

  Oh mann what are you do is incredible. ;)
  The entire structure of the HARD disk is now screwed upward. I m just wondering why you did that on this small Satellite T130.
  I mean it's OK all what are you do and you can do what you want with your machine, but my personal opinion is you're wrong for laptop for all of this.

  Satellite T130 is small ultra portable laptop designed to offer the maximum of mobility and offer long battery life, when you are out of office or travel through. So I think that the most important thing for this laptop is well installed and configured the operating system that runs stabile and with the minimum of consumption of energy. This laptop doesn t have the optical disk drive and the overall situation is more complicated if the factory settings are changed.

  You now have on the HARD drive is nothing but the jungle and to me, it seems pretty confusing.
  If you checked s user manuals document you can find the exact explanation, what can be done with the recovery image saved on the second partition and what type of recovery media can be created.

  Recovery image is not designed for use with third-party applications part so it can be problematic to create USB recovery drive.
  Thread you link posted is better thread on this topic and if this will not help I really don't know what you can, except for ordering original Toshiba recovery DVD and make the installation of OS to get the factory settings again.

• Recovery disk for a T130: Re-create the recovery disk

  Hello

  I own a Toshiba T130, white model that comes with Windows 7 x 64, 4 GB of RAM and a DVD player. I recently tried to install a Linux operating system through a process that is automated via a network installation (Shoemaker), which has actually wiped clean the hard drive before installing the system, contrary to my intention at first actually install it on a separate partition, along side windows!

  It happens that (day 1, after having bought the laptop), I have already saved/stored the folder of HARD disk recovery (integer) initially placed on a second partition in Windows 7, on an external USB hard drive, but did not have a DVD or USB recovery media as it is recommended. The content of the file is as follows:

  + HDDRecovery
  + ODDFiles
  | + Start
  | + EFI
  | + HDDPREP
  | + HTMPREP
  | + Sources
  | + Tools
  + OriSetenv
  + Swing
  | 10347XSP.swm
  | 10347XSP2.swm
  | 10347XSP3.swm
  | 1034...
  | 10347XSP8.swm

  I think that these files are what is needed to create a recovery media and I have a need to restore my computer to its original state and recreate my Windows 7 environment. After all, it is here where I get my work.

  So, you guys don't know if I can build a support of restoring these files? If so, what is the procedure?

  Thank you very much
  Waiting for your response.

  -Ilyes Gouta

  As far as I know is now too late for the creation of recovery disks. If I remember well in s manuals is clearly described that you can install OS using only two procedures: using installation of recovery of HARD drive or using created the recovery DVDs (connected external USB optical disc drive).

  I'm 99.9% sure that the installation of the external HARD disk is not possible.

• Cannot create a recovery on my Satellite C660D-1CU media

  Hello

  I have a big problem with my laptop, Satellite C660D-1CU.
  When I initially and then all the programs and Toshiba, and Toshiba recovery media creator this message is on display:

  It is impossible to create the recovery media.
  Can't find file recovery HARD drive on the second disc of the first hard drive. This computer has no valid environmental restoration of the hard drive.

  Can someone help me because I really need my pc back to factory settings because I have too many bugs.

  Concerning
  Nicolas

  Message was edited: assignment has been translated

  This problem occurs if the Toshiba Recovery creator tool cannot find the recovery image on the HARD drive. There are several reasons for this. Recovery image can be removed, deleted or structure of disk partitions HARD maybe changed. Just with the original settings and their State of origin HDD it will work.

  Unfortunately now you will be able to create a recovery media or the installation of HARD drive recovery.
  What you can do is a new and original for your model of laptop recovery DVDs and it is possible on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Cannot create a recovery on my Satellite S50T-B008 media

  I have just bought a laptop by Satellite S50T-B008 and recovery media creator, when I click on create it tells me to insert a greater than 11.8 GB USB flash drive. I have a 32GB Flash DRIVE installed.

  I click OK and then another box comes up saying the same thing. I keep going round in circles and I can't create the recovery media. I tried with other USB flash drives and different USB ports on the laptop and get always the same.

  Any ideas?

  On my two machines I used ve 16GB USB stick from two various manufacturers and all went well.
  I recommend you to use the USB 16 GB also. Try restarting your machine (full stop) and test again.
  You can also try to format the USB key before starting the creation of recovery media

• Question about creating Toshiba recovery disks

  Hello

  I wanted to know if I create recovery discs, it will have my drivers wireless, video and sound on it, or I have to download again on the Toshiba site.
  Thank you, jane

  Post edited by: ukgal

  If I get a windows 8 CD and install on my computer would be my work of drivers audio, video and wireless, or I have to reinstall again?

  Hello Jane

  When you create the recovery disc, saved on your laptop recovery image will be copied to the disk. This recovery image contains the operating system, all the drivers necessary, Toshiba specific tools and utilities, and also some additional software.

  Windows 8.
  Please, let us know what model of laptop you have exactly and what you want to do exactly. WIN8 update maybe?

• Satellite L750 - 1 ML-creates false recovery DVDs?

  I posted it somewhere else, butI think that this category is more relevant.

  So, my recently bought L750 - 1 ML seems to have difficulties to produce a work recovery DVDs. Be a performance geek, just after I created the recovery DVD set (no problem was reported during the procedure) I tried to change the HARD disk of 640 GB for an 80 GB SSD. The recovery DVDs I have previously inserted in the DVD player started normally but after a while, he threw the following error:

  Copying F:\ZZImg\15157XSP2.swm to V:\HDDRecovery...
  There is not enough space on the disk.
  0 file (s) copied.
  ERROR: Failed to copy of splitpart or Canadian Red Cross!
  Press a key to continue...

  My first attempt to overcome the problem was to create another Recovery DVD #1, but after repeating the process with the new, I got the same error.

  So I have serious questions here: I paid for my Windows7 (included in the price of the laptop) and yet, it will last only to the point when my HARD drive fails?

  It would be nice to get answer on this.

  I searched the web for jurisprudence apparently and found these:
  http://www.axoloth.com/index.php/astuces/7-Toshiba-CRCS-error-lors-DUN-recovery
  http://www.forumschoixpc.com/viewtopic.php?topic=115983&Forum=6

  Thank you
  IVL

  The error that says: there is not enough space on the disk.

  Because you have turned on the 640 GB to 80 GB SSD HARD drive, I think that the question has something to do with the amount of available space on the SSD drive.

  It would be interesting to know if you can perform Toshiba Recovery with the previous test of 640 GB HARD drive that I think that the recovery procedure will end well.

• Problem creating drive recovery for Satellite L550-10N

  Hello.

  I just bought a L550-10N and the first thing I tried to do is to create recovery discs using the Toshiba recovery disc creator.

  Everything went well on the first creation of disc (4 must be created).
  The problem starts with the second disk: about when it's half burned, decisions of the gauge, the DVD drive continues to function for hours and never stops.

  I tried the process again, but it was exactly the same.

  Anyone an idea how to solve this problem?

  Thank you!

  According to my experience, the best thing you can do is to create a recovery media using DVD-R virgins.
  I have created for several different models of laptops using TDK or Verbatim DVD-R media, and every time everything was fine.

• Re: Satellite L355D - how to create a recovery disk?

  I searched all over the forums, but does not know how to create a recovery disk works for my laptop. I know it is run from a partition on the HARD drive, but I can't figure out how to access this partition. Should there be some sort of built-in utility?

  Thank you

  You can create the recovery only DVD disc if your laptop computer has preinstalled Toshiba recovery disc creator and factory settings.

  Please check if you can find this tool under start > all programs > Toshiba. There you should find shortcuts to launch this utility.

• Satellite L - how to create a recovery disk?

  Hey,.

  I accidentally uninstalled the program "Recovery Disc Creator". But the folder with Win Vista Recovery disc information are still in my computer. Now, I want you help me in creating a recovery disk. My system is very unstable. So I want to re install. I hope you can help me.

  Sorry, but why did you uninstall the recovery disk creator?

  However, now you can not create the recovery disk because you have uninstalled the program to create the disc.

  The only way I know is you use HARD drive recovery option to reinstall your laptop. You can use it if you go to the advanced boot menu (F8 before Windows starts), choose repair my computer, and then select the Toshiba HDD Recovery feature.

  Normally you get this message if you start your laptop on first use:

  + Important INFORMATION +.
  + your system is equipped with a hard drive recovery system. If you need repair.
  + your computer in the restaurant to original factory State, you can do it directly.
  + HDD (press F8 when you start your computer, choose "Repair your computer" +)
  + and follow the instructions in the menu) or create a media drive bootable recovery to that end. +.

  + Toshiba recommends you create recovery disk medium uses the "Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator' to ensure the +.
  + Hat you are able to restore your computer to the State of origin, installed at the factory, even if your computer +.
  + Gets severely damaged.