Creation of recovery disks on a Satellite Pro L300 running XP pro

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  I need to wipe the hard drive on my M35 Pro sitting that the machine runs too slow now.
  700 MB of RAM but not good.

  I found my recovery disk but worry as it is said 1/2 which implies that it is the first of the 2 discs.
  Is this the case?

  I have the disk tools and utilities, is considered to be disc 2?
  Is there a way to make it past disc 2 or downloading if it is the case that I don't have?
  Thanks to all who help

  Paul

  Hello

  As far as I know older Toshiba laptops have been delivered with the Toshiba Recovery CD and the CD tools & utilities.
  Due to the size of the image large image was installed on 2 s recovery CD
  All CD s are marked and it should be easy to recognize the good CD!

  It seems that you've lost the first game of the s recovery CD and that is why I would recommend contacting the Toshiba authorized service partner in your country and order the first recovery CD!
  It s should not be expensive ;)

  Good luck

• Need recovery disk copy for satellite Pro L300

  Hello

  Can someone tell me if I can get a copy of the product of the recovery disc for a Satallite Pro L300?

  Thank you

  You can order the CD from recovery under https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Creation of recovery disks - problems

  Hi all

  I wonder if anyone can help me?

  I recently bought a used HP Pavilion DV6 (DV6-2110ea - product number: VY095EA) laptop and I have problems with the recovery system.

  When I bought it, I managed to recover the system to set up the laptop back to settings by default, and as an afterthought, I tried using the recovery software to see if I could create a set of disks.

  I ran the program expects to be told that the records had been created, but the software came with the message that he has split the partition to create the DVD.

  After a while, he came with a message saying that the disc 2 of 4 was created and asked for the next DVD.

  It seems that the creation of recovery disks never finished original owner and I was wondering if there was a way to start the process so I could successfully create disks.

  Any help you guys could give would be extremely useful.

  Thanks in advance.

  Re the above:

  I have authorized the creation of recovery software complete two final discs that then created file "hpdrcu.prc" in both the location suggested above.

  I deleted the and represented software and it has allowed me to create a complete set of discs.

  Whether if they work, it is another matter altogether, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it (again - there's always Linux)

  Thanks anyway.

• Satellite A500 - problems with the creation of recovery disks

  Hello
  I bought a Satellite A500 yesterday and now I'm trying to create the recovery discs before anything else.
  However, towards the end of the 1st DVD I get an error message saying "Faile dto open the next file. e:\Boot\BCD (0201123-F1-00000000 error code)"and then when I click 'OK', the DVD is ejected giving a message"unable to create recovery 1' media. Physical examination, I noticed that the DVD is written almost entirely.

  Any advise on this? In addition, in the interface, it shows a USB option and says to insert a USB media with more than 7 GB of free. That I can use it to create the recovery disk? If Yes, when I reinstall windows 7, this allows as a bootable drive?

  Greately appreciate any help on this matter. If it is defective, I want to return as soon as POSSIBLE.

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  Mercier.

  As far as I know, that you can not use external device for recovery, it is therefore very important create recovery DVDs.

  Try to create the recovery disk using only DVD-R media. Use high quality media like TDK or Verbatim.
  Last month, I've created on the Satellite A500-157 recovery discs and everything went well.

• Satellite L300D-12I: error of calibration of power while the creation of recovery disks

  I have a laptop Satellite L300D-12I & get a "power calibration error" when trying to create Toshiba recovery disks. Does anyone have any ideas how to get over this?

  Power calibration error especially if the laser lens cannot calibrate (moving) in the right position and can not handle the inserted disc.

  In most cases, the STRANGE must be replaced. :(

  I put t know why it happened on your L300 but I hope that your warranty is valid
  So contact the ASP as soon as possible and ask for the check!

• Creation of recovery disks without the ability to boot - Satellite L300

  Hello!

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L300-139 (Vista, 160GG, 2 GB of memory).

  Hard drive has been damaged (when Vista starts, the system won't start at all, and each time only a white screen with the mouse arrow is shown--> tried all the choice + start PE etc but there is no access to the Recovery Console) and it doesn't have the ability to run the CHKDSK command to resolve this problem.

  No recovery disk was created when the computer was new.

  I removed the hard drive laptop and plugged into my desktop computer, but 2 partitions on 3 were damaged, and I managed to recover data, including:

  c:\Program Toshiba
  d:\HDDRecovery

  Data recovery was made using www.sysresccd.org and external USB hard drive.

  I copied all the data on the USB drive and run program TRORDCLauncher (run as administrator). He didn't he removes my vista DVD player and it fails with the error (rough translation):
  "Another process is using the drive or there is no available disks. Check the status of the drive. [OK] »

  It seems that the recovery of the Images have been created with Windows PE 2.0 tools (Imagex), but that the data is spread around the files I was able to manually create the recovery disks.

  Ideas and knowledge how to create diskettes of recovery with this data, what I have or what I need to order the DVD and wait a few weeks before sunrise to new system?

  Thank you!

  -L

  PS.
  If anyone knows a nice solution for Microsoft CHKDSK running to my computer, I would be happy! Tried: PE starts (versions of Vista and xp) + all recovery methods that were available in my computer... a Simple boot with sata support and run CHKDSK ISO image would be nice!

  Sorry but there is no chance that you can create recovery DVDs. Recovery DVDs can be created if you use creator only Toshiba Recovery tool and unfortunately there is no way to do it.

  Using F8 HARD drive recovery procedure can work only if the HARD drive configuration is not modified (new operating system installed), the HARD drive recovery folder must be placed on the second partition.
  So with short words, you can do this only if the laptop to factory settings. Now, you can't do anything other than the original new order DVD of recovery for this model of laptop.

  If you want to do this you can order under https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

  Good bye

• Re: How to use Recovery Expert Mode in Satellite Pro M70-220 product recovery CD

  I would appreciate advice on the following points.

  My Satellite Pro M70-220 (PSM75E-00D008G3), portable computer has 4 partitions created by Acronis Disk Director costume v9:

  C: OS - Win XP Pro SP3
  D: programs
  E: data & downloads
  F: backups

  After you start the laptop in Win XP, I inserted the recovery CD Toshiba in the DVD - RAM drive
  and sailed to the BMP file, R:\G_INST\BMP, where I found the file "menu.bmp", which gives 2 recovery
  Options:

  * 1. Retrieve entire hard drive *.
  Caveat. All data stored o your computer will be lost.
  Preinstalled software factory will be installed.

  * 2. Recovery expert Mode WARNING: *.
  This is for PC experts only.
  Preinstalled software factory can be installed on an existing partition.

  My questions are linked using the "Recovery Expert" Mode:
  -I'll be able to use the "recovery of the Expert Mode' the recovery CD to reinstall Win XP Pro (pre-installed software factory) on my C: partition, while affecting only not partitions D, E & F?
  -I'll be able to format the C: partition by using the "Expert recovery" Mode, without formatting of other partitions?
  -What is the exact procedure of "Expert Recovery Mode"?
  -where can I find more information on the procedure of "Expert Recovery Mode"?

  Thank you

  AlanCB

  > I'll be able to use the "recovery of the Expert Mode' the recovery CD to reinstall Win XP Pro (pre-installed software factory) on my C: partition, while affecting only not partitions D, E & F

  Yes, this should be possible. Using the Expert Mode of recovery, you should get the ghost window where you can select the partition where the OS is to be installed. In this case only that partition would be formatted.

  > will it be possible to format the C: partition by using the "Expert recovery" Mode, without formatting of other partitions?

  Yes, theoretically it should be possible.

  > what is the exact procedure of "Expert Mode of recovery"?
  As I mentioned above, this mode allows you to restore the operating system on a partition of some and only this partition will be formatted.

  > where can I find more information on the procedure of "Expert Mode of recovery"?
  What looking here in the forum?
  I found this thread:
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• I installed a Dell OS disk on my Satellite Pro L350-107

  Call me a fool, but I don't know much about drivers or install vista.

  I'll tell you guys everything in order to make as much sense as possible:

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  After this incident, I turned on the laptop back, everything was normal until about two minutes to check in, everything froze again and again and again until I gave up on it. The next morning, I discovered that my father has managed to use the account invited without problems, so instantly, I logged into my account to see pop ups like "flash cards stopped working" and anything associated with toshiba to crash, but I could always use internet.

  I decided to do a system restore, after 2 failed attempts I finally restored my laptop to the earliest date, and everything was fine until about an hour into the laptop, it would crash like what I explained above.

  Then my father got a copy of mcafee, and we were looking for viruses, at halfway of the analysis, it found 2 Trojan horses, but crashed in the middle of the overall analysis. Now, here's the real problem...

  I got an operating system disk, due to the fact that I thought he was just install vista again, I formatted the hard drive to the L350 - 107 and proceeded with the installation, but I had to install second hard disk, because on the c / reader could not. After intall vista was full, I wanted to check what are the components, but the operating drive was a dell disk use and now think that it is a dell. Now the screen is stuck on a screen of 32-bit and none of the pilot are related, due to them being drivers toshiba not dell.

  I tried looking for drivers and sought a downloadable operating system disk, but nothing has worked, toshiba stopped giving an operating with their laptops drive (so I heard).

  Please, someone help me! AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

  Hello

  > toshiba stopped giving an operating with their laptops drive (so I hear).
  First of all more recent of Toshiba laptops HARD drive recovery option and allows to recover the computer laptop but only if the HARD disk was not formatted.
  Second, you will always find a creative software for the Toshiba Recovery disk pre-installed on Toshiba laptops. This tool creates the recovery disc!
  But this must be done before the disk was formatted HARD!

  In addition, you always get a reminder message that you must burn this image to a DVD:
  Important INFORMATION

  your system is equipped with a hard drive recovery system. If you need to repair
  your computer in the restaurant to original factory State, you can do it directly
  hard disk (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 for this purpose.

  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
  is seriously damaged

  However, the issue of your...
  You have two options;
  Yu will format the HARD drive and install the operating system using the original Windows disc from Microsoft. Then, you can download drivers Toshiba from the European pilot of Toshiba page.
  Or you order the drive recovery Toshiba for this laptop from here:
  https://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

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• Pavillion g7 nitebook: creation of recovery disks

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