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• Creating discs of recovery for Satellite Pro C660-2JR

  Hello

  is there a way to have the recovery disks installed win7 x 32 instead of x 64 (Satellite Pro C660-2JR)

  If your laptop has been delivered with the 64-bit version, you can create the recovery for this preinstalled only version disk. With other words, saved on the recovery partition recovery image is recorded on DVD disc. It's nothing more than that.

  If you want to use the 32 bit OS, you must check if your phone model is supported for him and install the clean version.

• Creating discs of recovery, says "the disk you inserted is not empty", but it is empty

  Windows Vista Home Premium, SP2. HP G60 laptop.

  I (finally) created recovery disks. When I insert a DVD - RW disc, I get an error message: "the disk you inserted is not empty. But it is empty. I tried to use disks formatted and unformatted, but no luck. What to do next? I don't want to try CD, because it'll take 17 of them (against 3 DVDs).

  Thank you

  Hello:

  You might want to try a DVD-R or DVD + R vice a DVD - RW.

  Paul

• Error when creating discs of recovery on HP Pavilion p7 - 1147 b Win7

  While creating the 2nd day of ea 3. system recovery discs, I get an error message during the "check disk" which terminates the process.  I use high quality DVD + R 4.7 gb discs and have tried several brands.  I had the same problem on the 1st disk, but he finally finished after 3 attempts - now I can't get the 2nd drive over to get to the final.  The DVD burner seems to work very well for other applications. I really want to buy these HP recovery disks.

  Hello

  Try to create the rest of recovery disks in Mode safe mode as follows.

  Shut down the PC.  Tap away at f8 that you start the PC to enter the Windows Recovery Console.  Use the arrow keys to select Safe mode and press ENTER.  When windows has fully loaded into this mode, launch the recovery disk Creator application and see if you can complete the creation of your disks in this way.

  To exit Safe Mode, just restart the PC and Windows will start normally.

  If it still does not create a viable set of recovery disks and you are within your warranty period, call HP (phone numbers are on the link below) and explain that the Recovery Media Creator application fails to create a viable set of recovery disks and ask them to send you a free replacement set.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Problem creating discs of recovery for the Satellite L500-126

  Hello

  I have a problem of creation of recovery for the Satellite L500-126 disks.

  I'm using the Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator.

  The 1st disk is ok.
  When I try to do the 2nd drive, the systems stops exactly 50% of the 2nd drive. and no more reaction from the creator of disc.

  I tried 2 x, and every time I had to give up and throw the dvd.

  any suggestions?

  Hello

  You should try another DVD from different manufacturers
  It s nothing unusual that some DVDs are not totally compatible and CD/DVD players cannot write data correctly
  I had this problem in the past and could solve this test and using different DVD.

• Question about creating discs of recovery on the new desktop

  you just bought a 8 hp pav p7.1003wb office gig / 1 TB hard drive. Windows 7-64 bit, that I will need to make recovery disks because they are no longer included.

  should I have separate recovery of my regular backup discs? and what is better to use ie., cdr - rw, flash drive, and it should be 1 TB? I have a 16 GB flash stick that I currently keep my personal files. I looked at a few external drives too and just confused myself as to what I need. Currently, I got for my old desktop (a gateway 2001) which came with recovery disks and then I would back up all the files that I had to keep on my flash stick.

  I'm sorry I'm a little computer illiterate, and I can't follow the rapid technological change and hope someone can explain to me on my level... Thank you!

  hanj454,

  Part 1, the medis recovery was a very simple question:http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01867124

  Please be advised that it is not on DVD + R media. Shouldn't RW.

  Part2, backup: you can keep it as simple with copies on important files flash drive.

• Create problems of recovery using Verbatim DVD + R disc

  HP 110-213EA desktop PC.

  I have problems, create a recovery disk using the HP Recovery Manager.

  I use Verbatim DVD + R discs but recovery manager says that the disc is a DVD - RW

  Walter, welcome to the forum.

  Sometimes optical drives are picky about the drives used.  I, too, have always used + R discs without any problem.  In fact, they are usually the best option.

  Here is a guide that can help you solve your problem.  You will need to use a USB flash drive.  I did my last drive recovery with a USB flash drive.  It has worked well.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Pavilion 17 TS PC notebook: How can I create another disc of recovery?

  My laptop came with Windows 8, but I have recently installed windows 10. I made a disc of recovery originally but now I think I need to make another as operationg system has changed. How can I do that. I get the message that I am only allowed to create a recovery after disk and it has already been done.

  Hello:

  A new set of recovery W10 media cannot be achieved in the conventional way.

  W10 will install on the C:\drive with no changes made to the recovery partition.

  What you can do after the installation of the W10 is to create an image of the installation process again once you have everything set up as desired.

  There is an image option (windows 7) to create a system in the control panel.

  Get a portable hard drive to save the system image on.  You can replace the image when you want with a newer version.

  Then, go to the Microsoft site and create a media installation/repair Windows 10 from the link below.

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/ windows10

  To access the system image that you created, you start W10 (Flash DRIVE or DVD) media, you have created.

  On the lower left side to install it right now the window is a repair option.  You select the repair to access the system image that you created.

  Or with the media that you create from the link above, you can reinstall W10.

• (Pavilion dv2000 vista) How to create discs of the comand recovery console

  What is the name of the executable file and directory for the command to create the recovery partition recovery DVD?  I am unable to get to the desktop to create, and the recovery console has been unable to reformat the hard drive.  The way I see it I have only 3 choices:

  1 make the recovery partition disks, replace the disk and run recovery on the new hard drive.

  2. use linux software to copy the recovery on a "mega" flash drive partition, replace the hard drive, use linux software to copy the recovery on the new hard drive partition and run the system recovery then.

  3. pay $ 15 to have HP send me the recovery disks.

  Thanks in advance.

  I tried and there is no directory ' / Windows/creator "in my recovery partition.  I thought maybe the file and directory got renamed or moved to templates later (this paricular is dv2911us).  I have also sought among the various directories and have not found any executable "CD Creator.exe; This is not to say there isn't, I just have not seen in my seaching... There are a lot of directories.

  Edit:

  Just received this response from HP email help (the most useful of all the methods of "contact us" HP):

  Jim, thank you for writing back to us.

  Jim, to keep you informed, the recovery disk have a period of 90 days from the date of purchase of laptop computer for his creation. However, if you try to create after the period of such, you may experience problems. The same rule applies in the case of new hard drive.

  I'm afraid that there is no console command to launch the creation of recovery disks. Even if the recovery partition seems to be fully functional, it is in the hard drive only. Executable files named 'CD creator.exe' is just an image.

  There are third party available for the recovery disc software, however, ultimately they would create problems as the hard drive failed.

  Given the current situation, we recommend that you replace the hard drive and buy the new recovery drive.

  I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

  Also I find it a bit funny that last night when I called technical support, the lady that I spoke to said the new HDD would cost 400some dollars!  I think this is the cost that it's based on the price for the operating system and other software included on the disc.  Anyway, then I asked him what it would cost to just send it and make them repair the laptop, and she said it would be $ 300some! LOL it took everything I had not to start not to laugh.  Then, when I told her thanks for the help, and that she would have answered all my questions, she tried to sell me a new laptop! I didn't say thank you and she tried once again! I want to say Holy shit! It's just a hard drive of freeking! in any case I'm glad I took the time to email them and get a response from someone who knew what they were doing.

  Guess that just means it's tempting step 2 (see the original post).

  Message edited by JimboSan on 09/10/2009 23:43

• Not able to create a system recovery disc

  I made the partition of HDD of my new Dell inspiron laptop 7520 and now I'm not able to create a system recovery disk, or USB drive. System continues to read the disc or the drive.

  Ask you please help to do what is necessary.

  Kind regards
  Nicolas

  I recommend the creation of an image with the free trial of 30 days of Acronis or free Edition of WD/Seagate, which can be used if you have a WD/Seagate internal hard drive or external. See section 3 of the Guide to reinstall Windows:

  http://philipyip.WordPress.com/Dell-community-forums/

  This will give you a backup copy of your system in its current configuration. Once the trial will expire, you can save your system using the Acronis bootable recovery media and don't have so no need to buy the version complete to recover your system. Versions of WD/Seagate will work providing one of their hard drive is detected connected to your system internally or externally, and they are not trial versions.

  Many others have experienced problems with Dell DataSafe and resolved by uninstalling Dell backup and restore. reboot and then install the latest version here: http://www.dellbackupandrecovery.com/en-us/Index.html in addition to update their system BIOS if a BIOS update is available. When you create a recovery with DataSafe media I would recommend the use of a key USB and not DVD DVDs. Multiple are burned using the program and its common for 1 or more of these DVDs to burn incorrectly for flash USB stick method works better.

• How can I create discs for my recovery to reinstall partition Vista?

  I have a Dell Studio 540 I bought in 2009 which came with Vista 64-bit pre-installed. I do not have the installation discs for Vista but rather has a recovery partition (D). I don't create discs of backup at the time.

  Now my hard drive is about to crash and burn (I get warnings "imminent failure" of Vista and Dell diagnostics). I bought a new hard drive, but I want to know how to reinstall Vista on the new disk once it has replaced my failure one.

  I am creating recovery/OS reinstall disks, but I'm not finding a way. I do not seem to have any Dell backup software for this do and no Datasafe or backup Dell. (My hard drive has been previously cleaned and reinstalled Vista a couple of years ago, when my video card has failed.) Perhaps these apps has reduced to nothing at this point, I don't know.)

  I still have the recovery folder on my (still) works hard drive and also copied on an external hard drive.

  Can someone tell me how to create installation disks so I can reinstall Vista on my new hard drive?

  You have a few options:

  Update product key

  This requires a license to upgrade. In general, you should your old version of Windows installed. There are workaround solutions posted especially for users in the same situation as you, who must replace hard drives, etc. and only have the media upgrade (as most of the systems are medialess now unfortunately). Others require an absolute clean install after formatting with the likes of DBAN to get rid of Virus/Malware infections and do not have the old media. Without these solutions of workaround users would not be able to activate.

  First of all, you can buy the upgrade and use the Digital River to install .iso is useless to make a double (Vista 7) installation. The Digital River .iso image file will allow you to start in the media you created him (USB or DVD - USB recommended). Look at my wiki A clean install of Windows 7, you need to install Windows 7 but do not enter the product key and select ignore when you are prompted to enter the product key.

  The upgrade product key will not directly work with the activation of product however if you follow the instructions in step 11 d - a small solution to workaround using slmgr in the command prompt it will activate without a problem allowing a clean install (maximum performance). As you're installing on an eligible system workaround is perfectly valid and you will be always correctly allowed. Again, it will be to save time sourcing your support Vista, reinstalling Vista/Upgrading to 7 and prevent yield loss of the upgrade from Vista to 7.

  OEM product key

  You can also consider using the generator systems or the version of Windows 7 OEM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&N=-1&isNodeId=1&Description=windows+7&x=26&y=15

  Its essentially the same as the commercial, but cheaper version and allows a clean install. The only downside is that it is related to the computer, it is first installed on that is it is not transferable.

  Retail product key

  You can also purchase the full retail version, but it is the most expensive choice.

• Creating means of recovery is impossible on the Satellite L650-116

  I have a Toshiba l650-116

  I get this message:
  Creating means of recovery ther is impossible!
  File recovery HARD drive on the second disc of the first hard drive not found. There is no recovery environment of valid hard drive on this computer

  I have already dealt the media long ago recovery disks, but now when I press f8 to start - go to repair computer - when I choose recovery to factory settings that it says that I can't

  Hello

  > Creating means of recovery Ther is impossible!

  It seems that the folder with the files was not found, and so this is the reason why the recovery disk cannot be created.
  I think that there is not much to do but if you have the disc in the past, then you can use it once more to restore the operating system.
  Otherwise, you will need to order the CD:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Questions about the discs of recovery and partitioning Satellite A200-QH0

  I bought a model of Satellite A200-QH0 in Australia and due to the lack of forums in our country, I would like to ask a few questions here if that's ok.

  The book contains 3 partitions - partition "EISA Configuration" of 1.6 GB, the great partition of the BONE and the recovery partition. So I did the recovery DVD? s using the Recovery Disc Creator tool, as we are not provided with a real disk. But I would like to know what will make these records? My questions:

  1. they really will return that disc hard back to the _exactly_ how he was including the partition layout and software pre-installed?
  2 will be the recovery DVD works even if the disk has been repartioned? I would like to divide the system partition to give space for the files of data etc. But this extra partition will stop the recovery procedure works correctly?

  Please understand that I'm not interested in reformatting the entire disk. I want to just split the partition from the OS. But in case I need to replace the disk in the future or something, I would like to know how to close to 'original', these disks will make me, no matter what I do on the disc?

  Thank you
  Dave

  Hello

  I m not 100% sure how recovery works on the Australian laptops computers Toshiba, but I presume that the restore CD contains the image of Toshiba with the operating system Windows, drivers, tools and utilities.
  I think that if you want to use the recovery CD then the whole HARD drive will be formatted and all partitions will be erased.

  I think that the recovery partition is not created using the recovery CD because the CD of restoration has already been created for the recovery partition is no longer necessary

  Concerning

• Creating a product recovery disk

  Hello all,.

  I currently encounter some technical problems with my Qosmio G20 which are almost certainly related material. Before I have to send my system back to people kind of Toshiba, I want to create a full backup of my current configuration of the system, or more specifically a product custom recovery disk similar to the one provided by Toshiba.

  From what I understand of your average product recovery disk, it consists of an operating system that is scratched downwards (usually Windows 95/98) and a disk/partition image (which is to restore). It seems so that it is within the reach of us ordinary people to produce a bespoke, product recovery disc is possible and if so how should we do about it? Also (as my current setup probably carries a little more "inflate" than the original default factory configuration) is it possible to create a multi-disc product recovery solution?

  I look forward to any assistance provided.

  Kinder,.
  Lee Hyde.

  Hello Lee

  I guess you have preinstalled many useful applications and also optimized OS preinstalled. The same situation is on my laptop Tecra and if something goes wrong (defective HARD drive or a virus) I need hours to install and configure the new OS. Because of that I created my own recovery DVDs and also my own recovery image. To do this, I bought Norton Ghost 10.0.

  By using this software, I created my own recovery image and recorded on the second partition. If the BONE is infected with the virus, I am able to recovery OS and it will be as before without any CD or DVD. I browse to the saved image and after 20 minutes, things go back like before.

  Of course, you can create bootable DVDs and save the image ghost on DVD. It costs a bit, but trust me it's really good investment. Of course, on the market, you can find many other similar products. Also talk with your friends and colleagues. Maybe one of them has very good experiences in this regard.

  Unfortunately, I can't tell you much about the recovery of product multi-disc.

  Bye and good luck!

• Cannot create the emanagement recovery disks

  Hello, I have an acer aspire one d255 I want to reset to factory default. I never did an installation of a recovery particion before this thought I'd better create discs of backup just in case.

  I have found the directions to create the disks, but whenever I select 'create disc factory default "I get the following message.

  "

  Configuration of the hard drive is not set by default. Abandoned backup.

  The only hardware change I did via the MMC disk management, I declined the c drive and made a particion of data storage.

  What is causing me to not be able to make the discs?

  more importantly, I'm likely to encounter a problem to make the recovery disk reset, if she can't create discs?

  If you don't have all the data your new partition created yet, simply expand the disk partition hard back to the State of origin and create more complex recovery disks.

  Hope that helps, good luck