Creating a recovery on an external HDD USB disk

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• Portege Z830: Create the recovery and removal on SSD USB recovery partition?

  Hello

  I already found a lot of discussions around the question how to increase free space on the SSD drive.

  Is it possible to remove the recovery partition after you create a recovery key USB with the tool 'Create a Toshiba Recovery media'?
  No risk?

  If it would be possible, how it is possible to assign the space gained on the C: partition?

  Thanks in advance for your advice!

  > Is an option to remove the recovery partition after you create a recovery key USB with the tool 'create a Toshiba Recovery media "?
  > No risk?

  Well, the recovery partition would create again when the laptop recovery procedure using disk recovery or the flash memory stick recovery

  So if you want to remove the 2nd partition, you must create this disc/USB stick recovery before changing something on the HARD drive.

• Dell DataSafe - 'Create System Recovery' does not recognize my USB flash drive

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  I just set up my new laptop Inspiron and 'Dell DataSafe Local Backup Basic Edition' pops up advising me to "Create system recovery media" restore my system to its critical failure of hard disk factory settings.

  It gives me the option to save this on a disk or a USB Flash drive.  I have a drive hard laptop "Western Digital My Passport Essential' that I would use for this, that's why I chose the option of USB Flash drive.  However, I get a message "no USB key not found.

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  Any notice received with gratitude.

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  I think you may be stuck. It may be opposing on the hard drive because there are already data on this topic.

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• Satellite A105: External HDD USB and IPod connection problems

  Hello

  I have computer laptop toshiba satellite A105, last weekend that I have reinstalled windows on my laptop using the recovery discs, and now I had two problems.

  First problem when I connect my external hard drive, my computer show no icon of this hard drive, but when I check in the management-disk external hard drive is connected to my computer.
  Second problem is my IPod, a similar problem on the hard disk indicates when is connected to my laptop but when I checked in the device under usb controller Manager appears, but with the yellow circle and question marks.

  Could you help me to solve my problem?
  What about the Kings
  Wojtek

  Hello

  Have you tried to update the drivers of USB port?

  You should try this;
  -Disconnect all USB devices the USB ports.
  -Go to the Device Manager and remove all the USB root hub and all USB host controllers.
  -Restart the laptop

  After this procedure, the Windows operating system should recognize and should install the USB ports again. After restarting again you must connect only USB devices and must verify if they will work properly!

• (Redirected) External HDD USB boot

  I own a Latitude D420 BIOS version A03, POST boot order USB, then internal HARD drive DVD drive. Currently I have windows 7 running on my drive HARD internal 80 GB and have tried for some time get my external WD Black to start walls so that he would welcome VirtualBox and GNS3 to help me with my studies. Other relevant specifications are: Core 2 Duo with 2 GB of free RAM (512 MB RAM system) then it would be a little tight for all virtualization but should work, please don't tell me to buy a new computer: P in any case which has little to do with my power similarly boot from external USB HARD disk. I set the BIOS to look at USB first, and it has GRUB on the external, I checked and repaired. When I use a flash drive to boot from, everything is okay, no problem, but when you try to start the tray spins hard drive it's a no go. I ran "Boot-Repair-disk", a utility Ubuntu used to repair any problems starting Linux or misconfigs. Any ideas would be welcome. Thanks in advance television

  As you have a laptop, better make this laptop in the computer Forum post here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/default.aspx

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• 3.5 "HDD USB disk (Stor.e. alu2) does not not on Macbook?

  Hello

  I just bought the external hard drive and it doesn't seem to work with my macbook. It recognizes the external hard drive, but I'm not able to put all the files on it. It gives me a message "xx point can be moved because the 'place of target' is not editable.

  Someone at - he had an idea of what I can do? Answers appreciated.

  Hello

  As far as I know the USB HDD store contains a tool that is compatible with the Windows operating system. Maybe the software can't MacOS.

  Maybe you can disable this by using a Windows operating system:
  Connect your HARD drive to the Windows (Win XP, VISTA or Win7 PC)
  Select the CD drive with your browser (password)
  Run the ONSPCLCK.exe
  Select 'Options '.
  Select "Disable security password"
  Enter your password for current or don t set passwords
  Unplug the HARD drive
  Connect the HDD for Mac

  Maybe it would work...

• 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.

• Problem creating a recovery on HP Ultrbook

  Hello

  I tried to create a collection set on my HP Ultrabook for months.

  The procedure works well until I need to insert media. This is the problem because the media is not able to reconginise even if the same media has been used to back up my file on the same lap all the time.

  The media have a lot of empty space (about 150 GB)

  I can assess the documents in the media

  Now, this problem could be critical because I might need to engage in the recovery, due to several errors that occur at this time.

  See you soon

  EUB

  Hello

  Looking at the free space you mention for this media, am I correct in assuming that this is an external HARD drive?

  If that is correct, then this is what is causing the problem as the recovery media creation application does not support creating a recovery on an external HARD drive media, you will need to use a (usually 32 GB) usb flash drive.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• I can create my recovery on 1 of my hd drive,

  Hello, I just bought a HP ENVY Phoenix 810qe 245 Desktop Pc with win 8.1 there 3 hard disks and I would like to know if it is possible to create my recovery on 1 of my hd disk, would there be problems if I did that way, if something happens to my main ssd drive I would be able to use the disc drive f to restore easy back , because there would be other files on the hd f the system drive would find the necessary files?, I guess I would just need to change the boot order in the bios, and then he should find he needs to just? And I like to win 8.1 now, took a few hours to learn, but I think that it sweeps away win 7 and xp by far... my system xp ol look dusty...

  Hello

  One of the restrictions on the Recovery Media Creator application is that it will only allow recovery of files to write on removable media - USB Flash or DVD player.  He can't (and won't recognise) fixed units, be they internal or external.

  A document from HP regarding the creation of a recovery media can be found on the following link.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03481733

  Note:

  If you decide to create our media recovery on a USB Flash drive, it must be of a type that Windows 8.1 considers as a 'removable disc' - do everything and there is no totally reliable way to tell who will run until they are connected.  For example, in the image below, the USB flash drive Dave (G) watch as a player 'fixed' and will not work, so that the removable disk (H) flash drive ' will work.

  

  Thanks to @erico the following USB Flash Drives are known to work:

  Transcend USB 16 GB 3.0 -c' is perhaps not large enough in your case.

  The team group F108 64 G

  PNY Turbo 3.0 - 32 GB

  Lexar Jumpdrive M10 sure 64GB USB 3.0

  Patriot anger 3.0 32 GB

  Best regards

  DP - K

• Toshiba 1 TB portable HDD USB 3.0 Stor.E questions

  Hi all

  Bought a Toshiba Stor.E partner 1 TB external HDD USB 3.0 for my wife for the advent of ebay. Use it on an Optiplex GX620 under Windows XP (SP3) via a USB 2.0 port that I bought it and in the future will be able to make use of USB 3.0

  I tried to format the HARD disk of 1 TB straight on the box and it took forever to get to the stage 13% (20 min) = when he started just turn off and on, immediately... it's 5 times until I cancelled the format and once I did he remained for about 4-5 minutes before it is rotated to the bottom of his...

  So I did a quick format, which went well with no stop downs which took about 1-2 minutes of dishes...

  So I put a 1 GB on it .avi file to see how it will play and it went well until what 5 minutes in the video when I noticed a sudden break of the video for a milli second or 2 - enough to be frustrating. Then I heard the car apparently closed (a snoring and a stop of the head... apparently, although the file was still play)-even if I heard the spin in the car down and maybe stop he kept playing the file, but a break of milli seconds every 2-3 seconds of reading file - it would be the nspin upward once again and after 3-4 minutes turning down strong enough... (no sanding, etc. or click, just a loud snoring with a sort of stop the sound)

  The file plays fine out of the Office for 30 minutes, so forget the system - the same file plays very well from my Maxtor external drive on the same USB port.

  Tried the 1 TB of HDD on my Panasonic TH - L42ET5A LED LCD TV and played previews apparently ok but I could hear a beep from the command every 3-4 seconds... and it didn't sound right and seemed to be all of a sudden stop and restart...

  The fact, that it cannot format wihtout shutting down/restarting and can not play a video file without a break every 2-3 seconds means that it wont be good enough for me...

  Note: on the same USB 2.0 port I use all my other USB drives work = very well no problem...

  Is - this disc a lemon?

  I hear that after July 2012, Toshiba has changed the firmware or the Commission on these discs of style and others in this forum have similar problems with stop/stop suddenly the rotation disc = however, this one is set up I think that's not a good set upwards.

  In Philippines = several barcode like stickers on box = PA4283E-1HJ0 | 4026203938755 | XC364112AG
  A face Navy rubbery blue with a black back and cable, software, including backup to disk, STOR Nero. Partners E.

  > So I put a 1 GB on this one .avi file to see how it will play and it went well until what 5 minutes in the video when I noticed a sudden break of the video for a milli second or 2 - enough to be frustrating. Then I heard the car apparently closed (a snoring and a stop of the head... apparently, although the file was still play)-even if I heard the spin in the car down and maybe stop he kept playing the file, but a break of milli seconds every 2-3 seconds of reading file - it would be the nspin upward once again and after 3-4 minutes turning down strong enough... (no sanding, etc. or click, just a loud snoring with a sort of stop the sound)

  I'm not quite sure of the issue described, but strange noises from a HARD m disc would be a sign of failure of the HARD drive
  On the other hand, the HARD drive is a HARD drive 3.0 and it must 900mA on the bus power.
  The USB 2.0 port allows only to 500mA.

  I m not very well if this may be the reason here, but you should try to use the HDD with USB 3.0 or to a hub USB extended in the contrary case, it may be a HARD drive problem.

• Can I create a recovery bootable USB through disk utility?

  My HARD drive is dying, I can't access my Macintosh HD partition anymore and I can't reinstall OS because I SMART errors. Before the format and reinstall the attempt to load slow my computer, random errors, etc. So I definitely think that the HARD drive is near death. My plan is to replace my HDD for a Virgin SSD, I perform this task several times on computers of the victory but for MAC, I wonder how I will load the new OS. Can I make a bootable USB with the recovery partition, but on a USB key tools? Unofrtunately I have more available Mac to create the USB bootable through itunes.

  My computer is the MacBook Pro (13-inch mid 2010), I have also all original packaging somewhere, if there is a CD that I can use, I certainly can get too.

  Any advice?

  Thank you!

  Apple have this to do a USB installation...

  Create an installer for OS X - Apple support bootable

  Another option is to use the diskmakerx.com application

  You must have the OS installer downloaded to make these methods of work is probably not practice on your failed drive.

  Both of these options are to run a 'normal' operating system too. The recovery partition is not 'normal '.

  Another option is to use the Internet recovery mode if your Mac supports...

  Computers that can be upgraded to use OS X Internet Recovery - Apple Support

  On macOS recovery - Apple Support

  Use wired ethernet for best results, since it will download a bootable OS & then download the installer of the OS also.

  I suspect you have the update of the firmware installed to add this feature if it has been updated over the last 3 years

  You may be able to generate a score of alternative recovery to another disk (such as a USB key) If you want to just "compensation of base OS.

  OS X: on Recovery Disk Wizard - Apple Support

  A last solution would be to clone your drive failing on an external drive (or use the new SSD in a proper case). That can be done in the modes of recovery via disk utility. Basically, you use a feature to "restore" to clone one volume to another. (I don't see clear instructions for the moment so ask if you want to pursue this option).

• 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.

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• How to create a recovery disk using external hard drive?

  Is it possible to create the recovery media on an external hard drive instead of using a USB flash drive or an optical medium?

  I was making mistakes when creating the recovery on optical disc media.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  As far as I know it of impossible to create a Toshiba image on HARD drive
  You need burn the image to disk (DVD).

  Welcome them

• Creating recovery USB disk

  I'm doing the recovery usb disk and it will not be exceeded the stadium to choose between creating DVD or usb drive.  I use a new usb key.

  Hello

  It may be down to the type of flash player, you have.

  If the flash drive is listed as "Windows compatible 8" may not be used - the reason is that the creation of HP recovery media software is seeking a device marked Win 8 compatible show as internal drives flash drives and external .

  In the example below, the 32 Gb flash drive USB 'Dave G' shows as a drive hard internal who can not be used, while the USB flash drive "Removable disc H" would work.

  

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HDD USB not recognized as "physical1" when creating the new virtual machine

  Hi all

  I wanted to create a new virtual machine, and I wanted to use my USB as a physical drive.

  But Workstation shows me "physical0" which is of course my drive internal.

  I tried USB pen drives. They are not recognized either.

  This somehow is no longer supported? I would have that it would be possible to use USB external HDD as the physical drive to a new virtual machine.

  you have installed VirtualBox?

  If so, you can try to use the virtuaklbox command line tool to create a descriptor of rawdisk for this disc.

  say diskpart on this drive? -It is "online"?

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