Creation of CD Rescue and Recovery

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• Cannot install Rescue and Recovery on T410

  Hi, I recently bought a refurbished Lenovo T410 and have an enough technical knowledge, so I took the advice of another Member on the forum to do certain things to get myself set up. One of them was to create the factory recovery with Rescue and Recovery disks. As this is not already installed on the machine, I downloaded it (tvtvrnr4.52_005en.exe) but it will not install. I get the message "error 25014 there was an installation of the Rescue and Boot Manager Error Recovery. Return code: 6'. Any ideas on how to solve it another way or the creation of recovery disks?

  The only chance to perform the recovery of the plant is if you have Lenovo_Recovery partition with several on this .wim files. But it seems that they were absent. So, get in touch with the support of Lenovo in your country and buy recovery discs.

• Rescue and recovery after installing a Vista OEM

  
  

  Welcome to the forum Hyldahl,

  A number of things here.

  (1) the origin of this device came pre-loaded with XP.  This means that XP was also the operating system that has been loaded on the original partition. With these Thinkpads, customers have the ability to create their own set of Community designs. You would normally follow this path:

  Start-> programs-> ThinkVantage-> create recovery media

  Information on the creation of the RFI on this link:

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-68317

  You already have a set of your own community designs XP before installing Vista?

  (2) If you have installed the Vista RCDs and not create your RCD XP first, the XP recovery partition will be replaced by the Vista recovery partition.

  My guess is that you do not create your own community designs yet. If this is the case, you will need to get a copy of the original records for XP. You can try to contact your support local tech to get a copy of the DDR in XP.

  (3) in order to restore the windows to original factory State, you start by starting the machine and pressing the F11 key (or just boot from the original R & R cd). See the following link for the step by step guide to use Rescue and Recovery to recover Windows:

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?sitestyle=Lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-70803

  I hope this covers everything to help you get started. Let me know if you need additional assistance.

  See you soon,.

  Mark

• Use 'restore factory of Rescue and Recovery' to upgrade 32-bit to 64-bit windows 7

  I have 6 GB of ram on my Lenovo SL410. It runs win 7 32-bit.
  Windows shows that it is capable of 64-bit.
  Can I use "restore factory Rescue and Recovery" to perform the installation of win 7 64 bit?

  Thank you

  Your recovery DVDs are listed here:

  http://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ThinkPad-SL-series-laptops/ThinkPad-SL...

  I guess if your recovery partition factory is win 7, 32 bit, it will restore win 7, 32 bit.

  You can order the win7 64 bit DVD for about $50 US recovery.

• How to cancel a Rescue and Recovery

  Hi, I have a Lenovo X 61 laptop. My hard drive has been divided into two partitions: operating system and data. Recently, I found that my Windows was no longer able to boot. I managed to install Windows 7 in OS partition. All my files in the second partition has been preserved. My laptop was working fine then. I realized later however that the Lenovo drivers are gone (for example: recognition, which was not necessary, but good to have fingerprints). So by digging the box where my laptop was packed, I found the CD "Rescure and recovery." So I plugged in and restarted, thinking that it will just install the drivers needed in return. But then not only if it deleted Windows 7 that I just reinstalled, but it destroyed the partitions and delete all my data in the second partition. Is there some way I can restore the configuration partition and all data I had? Thanks in advance.

  not at all, rescue and recovery media is for the recovery of the device in default, as it was delivered to the customer. It is impossible to restore this operation in a standard way, if you did, which confirmed the operation in the wizard of R & R.

• Question of rescue and recovery, and Client Security solution

  I have a thinkpad edge e220s for home use and I am trying to understand that these two thinkvantage tools will be of no use to me since I'm not on a corporate network or whatever it is (all marketing materials HE mentions admins etc.).

  Is the rescue and recovery just a backup solution with imaging of disk (as ghost)? I use a drobo for all my data storage, so I am not too concerned about backups as the drobo offers redundancy in the event of disk failure. The laptop has a SSD which doesn't have a lot of capacity if I don't want unnecessary tools that will have a lot of space. However if the rescue and recovery offers really useful features then I might consider its installation (and not using the backup feature). I could not make out what marketing materials meant by the solution of a single button for viruses and crashes.

  Second, the client security solution features other than Vault/Manager password on my model? I'm already using the beta version of the new (4) version of password manager which is autonomous and requires no client security solution. Again once the marketing material does not help a user at home like me understand very well.

  Any help will be appreciated!

  Based on your description I don't think rescue & recovery or Client Security Solution any value for you.

• Rescue and recovery work do not

  I erased from my hard drive and installed Ubuntu. Now I need Vista to use some software to test for my state bar examination. Rescue and recovery disks as well as keep the f11 system restore gives me an error of starting. Vista is gone for good? Lenovo wants to charge me $45 to send discs that will work. Can get an a .iso for this version (Vista Business SP1 64, I think) somewhere and use my activation key product on the lower part of the PC? I don't have time to search the forums and I'm not an expert. Help, please.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/04/29/Windows-Vista-with-SP2-RTM-slipstreamedintegrated-DVD-ISO-i...

  something here should work for you.

• How to reset the password of Lenovo Rescue and Recovery?

  Hi all!

  Here's my problem. Recently I discovered that I forgot my password for Lenovo Rescue and Recovery. I guess when I select the option "Protect your backups with a password", I could change my password for each new backup, whenever I remember my old password or not, but apparently not. So now I could not restore my previous backup and could not make a new one. Y at - it an option to reset the password?

  Thank you and sorry for my English

  Solved. Just uninstall the software, reboot, and install again. Now I can do a backup secure again.

• Rescue and recovery under 64 bit creates a 32-bit Windows 7, why?

  Hello. I have an x 201 with W7 Pro (64-bit) OEM Lenovo. I replaced the hard so I use Rescue and Recovery to have a clean install of W7 and the X 201 good pilots.

  What I did to run enhanced backup and restore and then via Advanced Rescue and Recovery, I launched the option "create rescue media. I followed the instructions and created a rescue media USB that as far as I understand leaves my X 201 as it was when it left the factory.

  I booted from the USB without problems, restore the system and to my surprise it installed Windows 7 but 32-bit 64-bit not. And no drivers (no video, no network, no USB/PCI). I'm lost here. Why is installed 32-bit when all items generated under Windows 7 Pro (64 bit) and what about drivers? Why it has not installed drivers?

  Looking at Enchaced backup and restore in my original installation icon, he says "Lenovo Enchanced backup and restore (32-bit)", so I don't know if that creates only the 32 bit instead of 64-bit OS.

  I'll now factory recovery disc option allows to see if that solved the problem.

  At this point, I thought that icon factory recovery disc was the same as the use of "create rescue media", because the two pretend to leave the hard drive in the same way, it was when the laptop has left the factory.

  If someone could clarify the difference between the two: 'factory recovery disk'vs'create rescue media', and also why the last of them creates a 32-bit OS rather than the 64-bit what it was supposed to create

  I will report how it goes with the task of recovery factory disc that I use now.

  Hello

  Quite interresting situaiton and to be honest not usual.

  However, what should happen, once you have created a rescue media, it's that you should have on the end, a single bootable media, using which you can save, etc.

  However, this support of rescue should not contain any OS, it should be only a boneless bootable media. The operating system and the rest should be on a separate stand.

  In the case where you had the original x 64 Bit OS, then using the recovery CD (as you confirmed as) should have restored the system to the State, as you received it.

  I don't understand, why it needs to change the version of the OS to another, when you initially x64Bit.
  Maybe some background info would be useful.

  See you soon

• Rescue and Recovery

  Hello I have a new W520 with windows 7

  I tried several times to back up my files with an external USB with the RESCUE and RECOVERY

  After many hours of backup, I get the following message:

  "The backup was not completely successful."

  Until the error message is told that he cannot back up my file of Emails.

  I have re-uploaded the RESCUE and RECOVERY software and I get the same error message.

  Thank you

  Joseph

  
  

• Rescue and recovery software will not remove preinstalled Partition

  I recently had a T450s by a great process and tries to get her comfortable environment again.

  My two latest Lenovo laptops had a recovery in the stock installation partition, and I was able to remove simply by running the top software and selecting an option amounting to "delete backup partition" or something allowing me to back up c.

  On this machine, I ran the software and he gave me an option to create a recovery media more. I installed the software, Thinkvantage Rescue and Recovery, and he has an option to delete backups, but does not recognize the partition.

  It's deeply annoying, I do not use it and he eats up to 15 GB. If anyone has a solution for this, please let me know.

  ADDENDUM:

  Moreover, now the software on the partition is not ongoing, saying: it does not find "recovburncd.exe" and try again. Help, please.

  So reinstall RNR has failed, but I realized that I could go into administrative tools and modify the disk partitions.

  I now have this problem solved, thank you for your comments.

• Rescue and recovery lists no backup on USB Iomega eGO drive

  Hello

  I have been using an Iomega eGO external backups USB drive.

  I was able to identify and remove (if necessary) backups in Windows 7 and rescue & recovery running, but I can't get the list of backups at the start of a recovery in rescue & recovery DVD.

  Basically I replaces unencrypted with a SSD hard drive that supports encryption.

  The goal was to use a full backup immediately before removing the HARD drive to restore the complete system.

  At the start of the recovery DVDs, recovery utility & rescue lists not all backups, even when the check box for the list of backups on other systems is checked.

  It makes no difference if the selection of THE places or USB external drive.

  Any ideas?

  Backups are not much good if you can't get back them.

  If my old drive did not then I would be in a worse state than this. I can't say I'm impressed.

  Well, I've finally sorted this issue.

  I tried to create a new recovery disk.

  I even tried the recovery time in Windows and see what backups it detected. Yet once, I drew a blank.

  The question was this:

  On my W510 at least, none of the USB3.0 ports are recognized by Lenovo rescue and recovery software when you select the USB storage device. Once connected to a single USB 2.0 port the USB eGo has been recognized and listed backups.

  Unfortunately, this means a minimum of 6 hours to restore from a full backup!

• Missing from the 40 GB hard drive! (R61) - Rescue and Recovery said there is no backups?

  I have a laptop R61 140 GB running on Windows Vista. It is around the age of 18 months.

  Explorer Windows says that 82 140 GB GB is used.

  When I add each folder I get only 45 GB of used space. All I really on this computer is music 26gig & some vacation photos.

  I had this problem since I first got the computer.

  I looked through discussions here that suggested that the backups can be the cause, and a program called Rescue and Recovery was the problem.

  However, when I opened this program it says that there are no backups available. However, this program is no doubt trying to run on my computer every Wednesday I get a popup saying my computer was turned off and I want to run it (I say no).

  Tools SW file is 2 GB.

  On the windows Explorer when I right-click I see there is something called 'points system recovery', there are many. However, I can't understand it here, where the data is stored, or how I would delete it.

  Please help me because it's very frustrating because I have about 40 GB of music I would like to pass through but right now that uses a lot of my remaining space.

  Download this and you can see everything on your hard drive http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid, 64425-page, 1-c, downloads/description.html

• No Rescue and Recovery for Yoga?

  Is there a replacement under Windows 8 for the Lenovo Rescue and Recovery tool that was on their computers to Windows 7? Really, I relied on this program for my backups.

  Lenovo uses the native Windows 8 tool and to make backup and restore features.

• Get Rescue and Recovery

  Lenovo Toolbox suggests get Rescue and Recovery, but ThinkVantage System Update does not offer it. How do I get it? Thank you.

  Jim White

  You should be able to find the Lenovo support & download page.