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• How to start the Toshiba Ghost image from the HARD drive files

  Hello

  OK it's a difficult question, but I hope that some tech/wizz can help out me.
  I have all necessary recovery CD but my laptop Toshiba CDRom drive died and I looking for replacement at the moment.

  I managed to copy the image files and all the other info of these CDs on the hard drive to laptop via a network of my cdrom office. I tried to use the Office CD-ROM to start the disk 2.5 "laptop, but he knew it wasn't a computer toshiba laptop so wouldn't let me not repeated.

  However, now, I managed to copy all files from ghost image on the hard disk of laptop I'm stuck on how to run the installation via back.
  The portable hard drive is formatted and all I have are the following files

  span.bmp
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  OFF @ECHO
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  SWN = 01237000 SET
  SET EXT = GHO
  SET VOLLABEL = % SWN
  SET FILENAME=%SWN%.%EXT%

  01237001.GHS---> PART 2 IMAGE
  01237000.GHO---> GHOST IMAGE MAIN
  01237000.CRC

  A folder called G_INST
  which contains 3 additional files BMP, BACK, TOOLS and span.bmp

  I can't understand how I can run ghost extraction and recovery my can drive HARD someone help me :)

  Thanks in advance
  Simon

  I'm really skeptical if you can launch the second partition Toshiba ghost image files without using the Symantec Norton Ghost software.

  I created a ghost of the C partition image and placed on the D partition.
  Recover the C partition to start the utility of Ghost and having to use the file D partition .gho image

  I googled a little and found useful instruction how to recover the Portege M3500 without using a CD/DVD drive. Maybe it will work also on the A30 Sat.
  http://mobilepcwiki.com/MPC/index.php?title=Toshiba/Portege_M3500/FAQ

  By the way: the STRANGE internal, compatible can be ordered from the ASP in your country!

• Need info on max size of HARD drive available for Satellite Pro M30-813

  Hello

  The question is mainly to be sent to Toshiba authorized support personnel. The limitation of the maximum size of a HARD drive internal that I could use with my Satellite Pro M30 - 813, what exactly?

  Recently, I bought and installed seagate SATA drive of 160 GB, on which I installed WXP Pro and have been running for a while with no problems. Recently, I've been copying large amounts of data to an external hard drive to my new internal drive, and that the files have been copied, as I noticed have about 50 GB of free space left, I knew windows "delayed write failed" and a failure of massive wall without the possibility to recover the data. The system would no longer boot time and the entire MBR has been damaged. As a result, I lost all the data on my new drive.

  Well, I realize that Toshiba is not responsible for additional hardware that I use with my computer laptop and who is not officially supported by Toshiba, I am sure that as an end-user of a Toshiba product, that I have the right to know a lot information of limiting size of HDD for my model of laptop. So I ask, representing technical support Toshiba to give me an official reply directly to my question.

  Thank you in advance,

  Andrejs

  (You can also contact me private my e-mail address)

  Hi Andrew

  > The question should mainly be addressed to Toshiba authorized support staff
  I think that you are in the wrong place if you are looking for a response from an authorized Toshiba support.
  This is a user to user Toshiba forum! You will here meet passionate and Toshiba laptop owner who share knowledge and trying to solve the problems, but no one of Tosh :(

  I could give my experience with Satellite M30 and HDD upgrade possibilities.
  To my knowledge the M30 Sat supports a 40 GB, 60 and 80 GB HARD drive for sure.
  In my opinion, you can use the 100 GB HARD drive, but more large HARD s drive will not run and works correctly.
  So go to a smaller size of HARD drive and enjoy the laptop!

  I've goggled a bit and found compatible drive HARD and part numbers
  HITACHI GBC000Z810-> 80 GB
  HITACHI GBC00014810-> 80 GB
  TOSHIBA HDD2188B-> 80 GB
  HITACHI G8C0000Z610-> 60 GB
  HITACHI G8BC00013610-> 60 GB
  TOSHIBA HDD2183-> 60 GB
  TOSHIBA HDD2184-> 60 GB

  I hope this might help you a little!

  Best regards

• Elements of external hard drives automatically put in the trash

  Hello everyone.

  Something strange has happened recently on my iMac (OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 version): I am a photographer and use several portable hard drives to back up my photos.  I hung 4 to my Mac while I'm typing this.  When they are attached and active, some of the articles on these portable drives are automatically put in the trash.  I'm very good on empty the trash and the last time I went empty, he said I had over 3 million items to remove.  I knew that something was wrong and through some trial and error, I figured out that if I ejected portable hard drives, the basket showed empty.

  No idea why things of my portable hard drives are automatically put in the trash and if yes, how can I change this?

  Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

  Tony

  FWIW, there is no mechanism for a reader automatically put anything in the trash. Therefore related software. For example once a Mach time backup drive is full, it will remove older backups to make room for the new.

  The discs in question are come with preinstalled software?

• How to remove "Installers" from my hard drive

  Recently, when Safari was a problem with the search function I used Bitdefender to do an analysis of the system deep before I knew how to fix Safari re: search suggestions I thought I had some kind of virus.

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  That's why my writing to ask for advice on how to avoid it in the first place and secondly how remove this from my two hard drives and backup.

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• Satellite A300-GN1 - HARD drive load something every time

  Hello

  When the pc loads up on top of the office, after about 1 minute HARD drive starts to load something 15-3-minutes (maybe check out or almost).

  Also when I finished no matter what disk HARD game starts to load something.
  Maybe someone knew how to fix it?
  I thought that it is auto defrag problem, but it's not...

  Vista Edition sp1 family.

  I guess there is nothing wrong with your laptop.
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• Pavilion p6610f Desktop Hard Drive will not be reset to zero when you restart

  HP Pavilion p6610f than Desktop PC Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit HDD (I think) could not restart. There was no indication of a problem before me by clicking on the button restart. I have this sometimes just to clarify things, looks like things work better. When it restarted, it went to a screen with 2 choices 'launch start repair or load normally. I chose startup repair. He loaded some files & drivers but finally comes to the screen 'blue '. I tried to start the computer with all the 'F' keys, none worked, always came back to the blue screen. Tried to start the recovery discs I did, same thing. I started with the ERD that I did it. Same thing. Would not not even go to Safe Mode. Nothing. But, there is no prior problems. Nothing made me think that I should do something to deal with a disaster. Then a "friend of a friend" came and replaced the hard 'for free' drive and installed windows 8 (which I hate) and now the computer makes a ticking noise and a sound plaintive, as when there is a bad DVD in the drive, it work so now slow, freezes, takes internet forever and made so much noise I think it's going to explode. I think I should replace the hard drive with the "right" and then use my recovery disks. He said that windows 8 was just too big of an OS for the hard drive, it took, that is why it is slow. But couldn't I erase or reformat the hard disk, and then use my recovery disks. As it is, I have no HP software on the computer more.  Is there a way to get the data from my old hard drive? I'm willing to take the time to learn how to do all this by myself if I knew that this is possible and if it is useful? [edited font color and characters]

  Hello Ty965,

  I understand that you fell on some hard drive problems and a friend of a friend installed a former player for you and since he turned slowly and noisily. Personally, I recommend that you buy a new hard drive and then review and follow the instructions on the HP Support document: performing a recovery of HP (Windows 7) system, which will guide you through the recovery process and get your computer back operational.

  If you don't have the recovery discs for your computer you can buy them for a cheap price of HP Media software and the drivercommand.

  I hope that I have addressed the issue to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• Can I connect two hard drives to my HP Pavilion p6607c?

  I was wondering if my mother had connections for two hardrives. My diet has also all the connectors for hardrives on only one power cable a few inches apart. I can use these for another hard drive? Thanks in advance for any help.

  AlbertoHG1,

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• ThinkCentre SD50/8183 - 2nd hard drive?

  I think about adding a disk hard 3.5 second which was pulled from my other computer. " This IDE hard drive and this computer is SATA. I bought the IDE to SATAadapter. Who will work with it or not. Is this the right IDE to SATAadapter? Hope that I bought the right adapter, if not then I'll have to return the card. Let me know on this issue to ensure that the right adapter. Now the hard drive that I took out have no operating system. The first is, but I'm planning not not to use it because only of 40 GB and the second is 80GB. I can't wait to see the response of my quesiton.

  Thank you

  John

  After reading older posts here in this forum and knew not there is no room for another drive to put in the office. Guess I have to get out the hard disc and then put the bigger hard drive in the computer.

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• HP Recovery, causing hard drive problem

  OK... Earlier I messed up my hard drive on my laptop. So I got the HP recovery discs, used... I thought that it fixed the problem... but now I look in the properties of my C: / drive & it says that my hard drive is only 25GB. Which is weird, because he used to say that he was of 250 GB. So now, he continues to tell me that I'm running out of space on my drive... Anyone has an idea as to why it is now only show my 25 GB hard drive instead of the real 250 GB is it? Can I completely format my hard drive and then use the recovery discs to fix? IM thinking that maybe that could be the problem... I don't know how to format, either... I have a HP Pavilion with Vista dv6653cl, any help is appreciated... because I was so excited I thought I fixed the drive then see this problem... knew it was too good to be true...
  
  Can I get a new hard drive, & use the recovery on a new hard drive disk? Or that won't work?
  
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  Finally, I have fixed everything. Thank you very much for your help!

• W510: How do I access my data from a failed hard drive after the failure of the motherboard

  I made a mistake and has paid for major .

  This error pouring a drink sweet on my laptop. I know, I know, my keyboard can and protect against damage caused by the spill, but it was a drink together. In any case, I panicked and shut down the system and it has upset and removed the keyboard. And be the impatient person that I am, I made what was probably the ultimate error. I do not give everything save a sufficient amount of time to dry and I tried to boot the system. There is my computer. Or at least I think.

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  Best regards!

  All,

  Thanks for the suggestions.

  I was able to recover my computer and all data on it.

  Just to describe what I have done, here are the details.

  Because of my concern about a failure of the motherboard, I bought a used/given new keyboard and an external SATA drive enclosure. I was not able to properly take possession of the car from my other laptop, but I was able to access the data in Mode without failure. With my data, I plugged the hard drive and the new keyboard in and started without problem.

  Thanks again,

  brent86

• BIOS DOES NOT SEE ANY SATA HARD DRIVES

  I recently (about three weeks) ago added a 250 GB Samsung SSD EVO 840 to my desktop HP Pavilion a6437C PC 2008.

  This SSD has been configured with a clean install of Windows XP.

  The original 500 GB HARD drive (on which I kept the original, fully functional installation of XP on one partition and all my data on another), was retained and was used primarily for the storage of data... even if I left the XP partition instead of use as a backup OS.

  Once I have everything configured, up and running, both drives worked fine in their assigned duties for at least two weeks.

  The PC is on when I left the House earlier today.  I came home and the power of the PC was turned off (I don't know if there was a power failure or other event).  When I turned on the rear PC, I got the dreaded "Disk Boot Failure" message.  Restarted, press F10 to view the BIOS, and I noticed that only two CD/DVD drives have been detected.  Ni the SSD or HARD drive have been detected.  A ran Diagnostics PC - Doctor F9 and got BIOHD-2 (no drive detected)... what I already knew.

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  Maybe it's time to bite the bullet and get a new job.  I discovered that I can't use many of the features of my new SSD fancy, because the material a6437c and firmware doesn't support them.

  Any other suggestions would be appreciated as well.  Thanks in advance!

  Laiki, welcome to the forum.

  You did a very nice job of explaining your situation; nothing left out.

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• transfer data from a dead hard drive on a laptop

  I have a laptop death containing a hard drive of y hdd2183 which seems to be a non-standard connector.  It is not IDE or SATA.  The player has a FEMALE instead of male pins or blades.  The CONNECTOR that attaches the disk has male blade fits into taking the hard drive.  I can't find anything on the internet about such a configuration, and I need to get data on this disc, but no way I can find to make it an external drive.  I COULD take the connector on the laptop and MAKE a cable or convert to SATA or IDE, IF I knew where the contact was supposed to go to which pin on the connector.

  Anyone know anything on this subject?  None of the standard boxes or conversion devices mount this drive.

  Hello

  I think that the non-standard connector, you describe can be removed.

  Remove the disk from its metal case as shown in the image below.

  

  Once this is done, you will find the connector can be removed from the HARD disk by dragging as shown in the diagram below (it may take some gentle persuasion ).

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• The maximum size of hard drive that can be used in an a6400f

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• Try adding the second hard drive

  Hello

  I bought a 500-154th Pavilion in December to replace my aging system Vista. This Vista machine, finally, died yesterday, so I want to bring out the old WD 320 disc (disc SATA Cavier, manufactured in 2007) and put it in the new HP to recover some files. I have attached SATA and power cables and lit. Machine worked OK, but haven't seen the old drive in Windows 8.

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  Hello stoke_ferry,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that your old Vista computer ultimately failed and you put your desktop HP Pavilion 500-154th PC hard drive to retrieve files and it does not work. Have you thought this might be the item failed in your Vista computer? If you did all the appropriate measures to add a second hard drive and it sounds as if you have and it appears not it could be the faulty and you will not be able to recover the information easily. There are companies that can recover your data, but the cost will be very high.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!