creating a bootable cd/dvd after creating a full backup of the system

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• I can't find my photos or documents after making a full backup of the system.

  Ihad to create a set of rescue disks due to what I think is a type of malicious software. I could not 'start' my PC in any safe mode and had no choice other than to create records and reset to its factory settings. I did this, then loaded the backup of disks, but I can't find anything that was on them, like docs and photos... etc... What gives?

  I down loaded "Avira" an anti virus program and when I do a "full system scan" I see on the screen that they are being monitored, but I can't access them I can not find them... They are not on my shortcuts (desk top)... I am the only user and the Administarter, giving... I think I got the virus from the school, or a global game...

  Hello

  You can check the location of the files when you run the Virus can use Avira.

  Method 1:

  The problem may occur if the files are hidden.

  Check the following steps to display hidden files.

  (a) open the right clickink CD/DVD drive on the CD/DVD icon in Windows Explorer.

  (b) press the ALT key on the keyboard.

  (c) now in the menu bar, select Tools.

  (d) click on folder options.

  (e) select the second tab view

  (f) scroll and select Show hidden files, folders and drives.

  (g) click OK.

  Method 2:

  Download and run a full scan using the Microsoft Safety Scanner.

  Microsoft safety scanner

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note:

  The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again

  See also:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_file_and_folder_diag/

• How to create a disk to restore the system to Vista Home x 64 sp2?

  I want to create a disk to restore the system to the x 64 Vista Home sp2.  How can I do this?

  Hello

  Contact the manufacturer of the computer

  It's their recovery process, not Microsofts

• Want J010dx m7: windows will not start until after full recovery of the system with new HARD drive

  Hello world

  I need help here.

  My HP envy m7 J010dx works perfectly with my original hard drive (1 TB).

  I am preparing a second HDD (NEW 320) as backup.

  I took off the Moose HDD (1 TB) and replace it with the NEW HARD drive (320GB) and try to do a full recovery of the system with the HP recovery DVD.

  After full system recovery and laptop computer needs to be restarted in order to continue, the laptop keeps restarting on the logo of windows 8.

  I think it says device not found Boot. Also a test using the UEFI tool material HP and all pass.

  Replacing the NEW HARD drive with the original of the old HARD drive and it start normally.

  What can go wrong here in this case? Thank you very much for the help.

  Concerning

  John

  OK, I read through the thread and this is my point of view on this based on works including restore process with the user created a recovery (UCRDs) media which the user indicated that they used.

  If you just want to jump to the conclusion at the bottom, you can see my opinion. If you want to know 'why' Please read the entire post.

  Model No.: m7-j010dx

  Product #: E0K83UA #ABA

  Ships OS: Windows 8 (64-bit)

  Recovery HP part No. Kit: 730336-002 (3 DVDs + extra)

  User replaced the HARD drive with a 1 TB hard drive 5400 RPM with HP ProtectSmart hard drive Protection a new hard drive is a Seagate Momentus 7200.4 ST9320423AS 320 GB 7200 RPM 16 MB Cache SATA 3.0 GB / s 2.5 "Notebook internal hard drive.

  With the help of UCRDs sent media recovery media (SSRDs):

  When the UCRDs are created, only the drivers for the HW operation (this is a critical point, that I will look later) are burned to the user created a recovery media.  Consider this a snapshot of the current HW, the base drivers and software applications.   If you change the HW on your laptop or desktop where the additional device requires a different driver for these features, a few questions you might - recovery process could stop because he can't find the right driver, a blue screen, a lack of start-up or other unstable system.

  A few years ago, I had a PC that would not recover because the Blu - ray (ODD) optical disk drive did not work.  I replaced the WEIRD Blu - ray with a generic DVD/CD burner into the new part of Blu - ray is presented.   I got the PC using SSRDs thinking I would put some time and just install the Blu - ray after the PC has been recovered.   The PC recovered and when the new Blu - ray showed I installed the unit and guess what?  All PCs have shown in Device Manager and applications was a generic ODD - no Blu - ray capability and ability to read Blu - ray content in the default HP provided for multimedia applications delivered with the PC.  Applications were there but no Blu - ray capability.

  Huh?  It looks that I did not put any time at all.

  I inserted the new Blu - ray ODD and distributed recovery with the HP SSRDs.

  After recovery, I had all the Blu - ray drivers and applications supported Blu - ray.

  The difference between UCRDs and SSRDs:

  UCRDs provide a glimpse of what is installed and functional both disks are created.

  Version Digest of the player on what is happening with SSRDs to retrieve a PC (before Windows 10):

  SSRDs have all the drivers for all the HW and SW qualified for the unit.  There may be several drivers for hard drives, different types/screen resolutions, sides, etc.  Based on the characteristics of the specific laptop / desktop a process is run called "Do / don't.   After entering the recovery SDRD, the Notebook media boots to Recovery Manager.  The first step is a raw copy of all the contents of the disc on a temporary partition.  Following the Do / do not process looks at the characteristics of this specific unit and remove all other drivers and applications not used by this device.  Drivers and the only successful applications are the features supported.   And then, the new operating system and recovery partition is created.   The PC end recovery of cleaning process and restart the laptop / desktop. And, Yes, you guessed it, if you create the user created a recovery media, you only have the drivers for HW devices and applications of HP on the PC at the time.

  So, that being said, what could be the cause/solution?

  Hard drives can be different enough so that a different driver (not the UCRDs) is necessary for the newly installed HW.

  The SSRDs are supported on the new HARD drive installed?

  I don't know, I have an office boy, and I have not tried on this model of laptop.

  If you have / acquire SSRDs, I recover the laptop with the new installed HARD drive and see if it works.  It may or may not.  I don't know what drives were qualified for this laptop.

  If this does not work, the last option is cloning via USB connection (old HARD drive in the PC, new HARD drive connected to a USB 3 via the SATA Adapter (dongle) USB port, install or download software cloning and cloning the old HDD to the new.)   I just did this on the two older Windows 7 computers laptops using a SanDisk Ultra kit.  He has worked on both units.

  Conclusion:

  I don't think that the problem is caused from a HARD drive of 1 to a 320 GB HARD drive, as it meets the minimum specs for a complete installation.  I think the problem is related to the use of UCRDs to retrieve and the UCRDs do not have the HARD driver/firmware/application disc.

  But then again, I know.

  I am an employee of HP...

• After a virus, I've lost the system restore for cannot defragment now. Also lost system tools/options.

  Original title: after a virus, I've lost the system restore for cannot defragment now

  I had a virus which caused problems one of the minor being I've lost the system tools. It now says its empty when I open it.

  You don't need system defragmentation tools.

  You can defragment from the hard drive, then right-click of your hard drive, properties, tools, defragment now.

  Of course, you must fix your missing tools too.

  Here's the easiest way I know (thank you, Ramesh):

  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/accessories.htm

  Part of the answer to the technical support engineer Microsoft does not too which make me think that the MSE has never actually tested this Board to see if it actually works or not.  It's a shame.

  In addition, these shortcuts are not part in the folder in any case.  These things must go in the folder for all users - if you don't want your XP to be ignored.  It is a source of embarrassment.

  I don't know what you used to remove the virus, but I could do that at some point (soon):

  Download, install, update and do a full scan with these free malware detection programs:
  Malwarebytes (MMFA): http://malwarebytes.org/
  SUPERAntiSpyware: (SAS): http://www.superantispyware.com/
  They can be uninstalled later if you wish.

• Failed to create task scheduler to restart the system automatically within the given interval

  Dear experts,

  I have two accounts on my computer. One was a Director and another was normal user. but the two users are protected by Word.

  When I log in as normal user, how can I set a task in the Scheduler to restart the computer once every 6 hours.

  Thank you

  KP Swamy

  Hello PK Swamy.

  Welcome to the Microsoft Community Forum.

  The Task Scheduler service lets you perform tasks on a chosen computer automated. With this service, you can program any program to run at a convenient time for you, or when a specific event occurs. Task Scheduler monitors the time criteria or the event that you choose and execute the task when these criteria are met.

  I understand that you are not able to create the Task Scheduler to restart the system. Please, I beg you, don't worry I'll try my best to resolve the issue.

  I suggest you try the following steps to create the Task Scheduler:

  1. click on start, type taskschd.msc in the start search box and press enter (it will launch the Task Scheduler).

  Note: If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation and click Ok.

  2 left click in the right pane on the Task Scheduler Library > open Action in main menu > new folder > name MyTasks > click Ok.

  3. left-click on the MyTasks > menu, choose Action > create a basic task (it open Assistant tasks).

  4. you can enter the name , for example "restart" and click on Next.

  5. in the trigger section, you can specify when you want to run your task, for example:

  a. Select daily and the press Next.

  b. now you can specify the day, time and all reproduce on a daily basis, after the press Next.

  6. in the Action section, you can choose what you want to run, for example, restart your system to do this:

  a. choose start a program and press on Next.

  b. in the field program/script , type shutdown /r and click on Next.

  7. click on end.

  Check out the link:

  Schedule a task

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/schedule-task#1TC=Windows-7

  Hope the helps of information. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

  Thank you

• How do I partition my drive so I can create a full backup of my computer?

  My hard drive with windows 7 appears in disk management with 3 partitions. One is the system partition labeled C: healthy (System, boot, pagefile, Active, Crash Dump, primary Partition) and the other 2 say-healthy (recovery Partition) 1.46 GB and healthy (Primary Partition) 6.36 GB. The other 2 are shown as 100% free. Can I remove these or at least the other primary partition so I can use the space? I want to create a partition where I can make a full backup of my computer so I can restore to the current state.  Any help on how to do this? I'm not at all familiar with the help of disk management. I guess I can delete the system partition, and then the 6.36 GB will be automatically added to the first primary partition, or it would show as unallocated, then I have to shrink the first primary partition and merge sort the free space of the 2 partitions to create 1 partition backup. But I have never done this so I don't know exactly what to do.

  I also have an external hard drive 2 TB USB with 1 primary partition. I would like to back up on that as well (I guess I should also create a separate partition for this.). Ideally, I would like to have my computer Setup, so when it starts up I have the ability to restore. And I guess just that this would require backup on a separate partition.

  I have two Windows 7 with the backup and restoration of facilities as well as Acronis True Image Home 2011.

  Any advice much appreciated

  Thanks, Mike

  Save your files or your partitions in a free partition on the internal drive is a waste of time. Doing so offers no protection against the most common such as woes

  • Flight
  • Water damage or fire
  • Physical damage (dropping out of the machine)
  • Hard drive crash
  • File system corruption (e.g. damaged partition table)
  • User error (for example of formatted the wrong partition)

  A decent backup plan is based on the backup media being kept well away from the PC for most of the time.

  Note also that expand them or shrink partitions is equivalent to open heart surgery. Make sure you have your important stuff saved beforehand. You should also check if the saved controls is actually readable.

• How to create an ISO image of the system, windows 7 pro 64-bit disc?

  my laptop (hand me down) is prone to temper tantrums and I have just recently recovered my OS (windows7 pro 64 - bit SP1) OEM Vista - win7 HP x 64-Win7 Ultimate x 64 - back to HmPrem - and now my current installation. Beware parents unwittingly give you their headaches, that is to say: computers without the product keys and scratcthed inst DSK. With the history of this machine, it would be prudent to take measures to protect my computer from that dreaded "Startup Repair cannot fix your computer automatically.

  So I have this sense of urgency to get a viable backup for my computer. So far, I have had experience notoriously bad restoration of backups of flash and CD - r discs, etc. Seriously, I don't want to buy an external hard drive and online storage simply scares me.

  Can someone help an old man get reliable directions to the road straight to create a secure environment before you create a system backup image?

  Thank you and good hiking.<><>< how="" quaint="" is="">

  EN

  (a) I seriously don't want to buy an external hard drive.

  (b) to create a safe environment

  (If you insist on one) then you can't do b).

  To create an image, you have two options:

  • Use the tool to create native images (which creates a .vhd file, not a .iso file). It works but it is immature, lack of functionality and is capricious.
  • Use a third-party product. Some of them cost money.

• What is the next step after an unspecified error occurs during the system restore

  My computer shuts down saying windows has been shut down to avoid damage.

  disable or remove all equipment recently installed software.

  System Restore does not complete successfully.

  How can I find the dates various programs have been installed. I can find the programs, but not the date they were installed.

  The problem began in mid-September, so I would like to search by dates.

  I have dates for updates to windows, but not programs other than windows.

  Hello

  This can help you with problems with the system restore:

  1. If you are using Norton, you should disable Norton inviolable Protection before using the system restore.

  http://Service1.Symantec.com/support/sharedtech.nsf/pfdocs/2005113009323013

  2. try to use Safe Mode system restore.

  http://bertk.MVPs.org/html/restoresysv.html

  3 Malware will stop at the system restore.

  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware, if necessary in Mode safe mode with networking:

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

  And here's how to go in Safe Mode options; Select safe mode with networking from the list of options:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  See you soon.

• Lost start menu shortcuts/program after you perform a restore of the system under windows 7

  I did a restore of the system to an earlier time, today and for some reason any now my shortcuts on the start menu and programs have disappeared. I tried to reset the default settings in the properties and clicking on and and unclicking show open but recent programs that made my start empty set menu. Go to an another system restore does not resolve this problem. As far as I know everything works but I can't search for certain things in the start menu.

  I could really use help on getting things to what they were.
  Thank you
  Chris

  OK I fixed the problem. It seems that the system restore point, I tried was automatic when windows update tried to install something. Something to do with this restoration has been listening on the start menu. I restored before this restore point and my menu start came back to normal :)

• I have Photoshop CS5 and when I try to launch it after recovering from a crash of the system, I get a popup telling me I have to use Adobe Application Manager.

  I have Adobe Application Manager and he wants to give me Photoshop CS6.  I couldn't find a way around THIS so I let Application Manager download and install CS6.  Who wants to be activated but (understandably, I suppose) wants my serial number.  All I have is the number for CS5 so I guess that since I was more or less fed force CS6, that will be fine.  It is not the case.  I went to the Chat facility but told me that they support only the activation problems and/or installation, and since my CS5 (although not functional) is enabled in fact, it's on the forums.  Help?

  I finally got things market so I thought that I would return at least to indicate what was necessary in case someone else is in a similar mess.

  I had NOT reinstalled CS3 as the two guests and all indications here in the forum suggested that it would be enough just to enter the serial number for CS3.  As it happened in this case - probably because of the goulash that my system has been transformed an operating system crash and reinstall - which would not be good enough.

  I reinstalled CS3 and launched so I'm the guest of serial number and has been able to do successfully 'Activé' (see the first picture below)

  I wasn't able to get CS3 "registered" (see the second image), but the guest suggested javascript as suspects or internet access, and my presence here in the forum proves neither of those to be wrong. The failure of the connection indicates it may be trying to connect to a resource for activating long dormant CS3 (or dead) at Adobe?

  I then restarted CS5 and once I gave my serial number, he was finally happy with any complaint of needing a product calling prior to the upgrade (see third picture)

  

  

  

• M3800 Precision how to create the system for windows recovery disc 7 without cd player

  Precision M3800 does not come with CD player. How can I create rescue disk to restore the system or system to go back to a restore point?

  Chris Chan

  CD/DVD media is a thing of the past, you must use Dell Backup and Recovery to a 16 GB Bootable USB Flash Drive:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/Dell-backup-and-recovery-1-8-1-71/

• Failed to create the system cd disk image backup

  Original title: difference between auomatic backups & do your own backups?

  Hi you all,.

  I'm a bit confused about backups, I just got my new mohterboard HPp6320y/win7/improved / 2.7Gz cpu, 64-bit, 8 G - ram. HP offers to immediately burn a recovery-re-boot disk, which I did. Then they strongly suggest to copy a restore disc fictitious system using an external hardrive or external storage such as cd - rw disks, I don't understand if I can burn a shadow of system using my existing internal drive or some other form of storage like USB drives provided that they have sufficient capacity.
  So far, so good, but when I first tried to burn a shadow/system using my existing built in internal disk drive, the only choice in the context menu after clicking "burn the backup of the system" was my internal hardrvie. He did not get a disk, so I dropped back until I could understand if I was doing something wrong and fix it
  I know that my automatic HP backup restore points are made on a regular basis with or without me having to ask, once partition it the space reserved for different backups with full capacity, my system removes the oldest to give room for the new, correct?
  I also know that the purpose of having a shadow system is if your hard drive goes wrong, you can restore your entire OS & the personal data to a new disk, so store in a partition of your works currently hardrive would make no sense if it goes wrong, correct?
  Then why, my system will not burn a shadow on a freshly unpacked well-known R/W disk? (I have 10 of them I bought still packed)
  Do I need to use a drive external remote disc?
  Also, I have a factory built-in removable Pocket media player provided out of my older HPa610n and it holds 160Gs, I have the appropriate connection and it appears therefore as a storage device when I turn on my new current HP. However, when I click Backup a shadow system, it shows that my cd player internal existing as an option where I'm supposed to store my shadow of system. Yet they claim that I can use a USB device, provided that it can contain enough storage, I am really confused and feel a migraine coming!
  
  
  Help!      Please... sincerely, boulonman

  Hi Alan,

  Welcome to the Microsoft community!

  You cannot create a system image backup using the disk drive.

  To help you better, we need more information.

  You use CDs or DVDs?

  If you need any help or if you encounter problems with Windows in the future, let us know and we would be happy to help you.

• I'm stuck in reboot loop after trying to install one of the service packs, my cd rom is not working and I don't have a windows cd anyway, I tried to disable automatic reboot, but it does not work, I am running vista

  get service pack was not installed recovery changes and restart without end, once more I have no cd of windows and my rom is not working anyway, it really is _ me off, my computer was useless for days now and I have a very important job out there which is essential to my work. Thanks a lot for windows, I'll be switching os very soon

  Hi Asdlfjasdfjlasdf,

  How did you install ServicePack initially?

  You can try to start safe mode and try to perform a system restore.

  Step 1:

  For a safe boot, you can follow the below given steps:

  1. remove all floppy disks, CDs and DVDs from your computer and restart your computer.

  Click the Start button, click the arrow next to the button lock and then click on restart.

  2. do one of the following:

  a. If your computer has a single operating system installed, press and hold the F8 key as your computer restarts. You need to press F8 before the Windows logo appears. If the Windows logo appears, you need to try again by waiting until the Windows logon prompt appears, and then stop and restart your computer.

  b. If your computer has multiple operating systems, use the arrow keys to select the operating system you want to start in safe mode, and then press F8.

  3. in the display Advanced Startup Options, use the arrow keys to select the option of safe mode you want and press ENTER. For more information about the options, see startup options (including safe mode).

  4 log your computer with a user account with administrator rights.

  When your computer is in safe mode, you will see marked Safe Mode in the corners of the screen. To leave safe mode, restart your computer and let Windows start normally.

  If you are able to boot to the desktop in safe mode try doing a restore of the system at a point when the computer was working fine.

  For more information on Safe Mode, follow the link below:

  Start your computer in safe mode

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  Step 2:

  To restore the operating system to an earlier point in time, follow these steps:

  1. Click Start, type system restore in the search box, and then click System Restore in the list programs.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type your password or click on continue.

  2. in the System Restore dialog box, click on choose a different restore point and then click Next

  3. in the list of restore points, click a restore point created before you started having the problem, and then click Next

  4. click on finish

  Note: When you perform the system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, programs and updates that you have installed are removed.

  For more information, please follow the below given link:

  How to repair the operating system and how to restore the configuration of the operating system to an earlier point in time in Windows Vista

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212/

  After you perform a restore of the system try to boot into normal mode and then download the standalone vista service pack and try to install.

  How to obtain the latest Windows Vista service pack

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/935791

  Once it is finished downloading the pack of autonomous before installing the service pack disable security software, the system n clean boot, and then install the stand-alone pack. Once the installation is complete normal startup mode and re activate the security software.

  If you are not able to perform the above steps then you will need to take your computer to the technical workshop and get it rectified.

  The steps to perform a clean boot are given below:

  1 log on to the computer using an account with administrator rights

  2. click on start, type msconfig.exe in the start search box and press ENTER to start the System Configuration utility.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or click on continue

  3. on the general tab, click Selective startup, and then clear the check box load startup items. (The check box use the file Boot is not available.)

  4. on the Services tab, click to select the skin all the Microsoft services check box, and then click Disable all

  Note: Following this step lets services Microsoft continue to run. These services include networking, Plug-and-Play, record of events, error reporting, and other services. If you disable these services, you can permanently delete all restore points. Do not do this if you want to use with existing restore points system restore utility

  Once you restart to try Office Outlook and see if you get the same error message. If not then follow the divide and conquer method mentioned in the article about which program is causing the problem.

  For more information about the clean boot, follow the below given link:

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  When you have completed the installation of the service pack, follow these steps to reset the computer to start as usual:

  1. click on start, type msconfig.exe in the start search box and press ENTER.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or click on continue.

  2. on the general tab, click the Normal startup option, and then click OK.

  3. When you are prompted to restart the computer, click on restart

  Hope this information is useful.

  Amrita M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• DVD drive does not write most of the time

  Please, I would like to help here:

  1: HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GH22LS30 ATA Device "SATA".
  This device well read no problem at all, but it well not write more then about 5% of a DVD and then he throws. With the help of the Super Multi Drive LG installation disc.

  2: cannot install: Microsoft SALIOU adapter
  3: cannot install: Microsoft tity Tunneling adapter
  4: cannot make a backup of the system

  DETAILS: Windows 7 Ultimate
  Processors = processors Dual Core AMD (tm) 4450e
  Processors = processors Dual Core AMD (tm) 4450e
  3 GB of Kingston
  2 HD 1 TB every time good job of SATA.

  Thank you in advance for any help you can

  The DVD player may require cleaning with a cheap kit that you can buy at any place that sells computers.  I had good experience with my readers DVD LG, not to mention my LG TV that I love.  One thing you can do when you are trying to burn DVDs would be to reduce the burn speed.  I usually use the software Roxio or Nero to burn DVDs - they have always worked well for me.

  Relative to the backup, use one of these big drives for backup and you get a good 3rd party backup program like the free Easeus todo backup free of charge that you can download from

  http://www.todo-backup.com/products/home/free-backup-software.htm .  Better yet, you get an external hard drive.  You can buy these days 1.5 to ones for about $90.

  Good luck.