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• Satellite P300 - 18 M: should I HARD drive recovery image if I have the recovery DVDs

  I have two original recovery DVD from Toshiba with my laptop P300 - 18M.

  Can I still drive HARD recovery image on my labtop drive F:?

  Can I use this space for any other questions

  Hello

  If you have packed the Toshiba Recovery DVD and if it s working properly then you n t need the recovery image on the HARD drive because you can reinstall the OS using the created DVD.

  Good bye

• How can I change hard drive icon images?

  I have a strange problem that has just occurred in Windows 7.

  I have several hard drives internal and 1 external hard drive.  The external hard drive has always had its own unique icon and internal hard drives all have the same icon image.

  But somehow, the external drive now has an image of the icon of an internal hard drive, and my biggest drive, a HD 1.5 TB, shows the icon used previously by the external hard drive.

  I can't understand why this happened, or how to redefine the way it was.  Don't pose any problem of performance, its just confusing because I saw this image external drive so long I'll automatically for the picture if my computer or Explorer and now that means that I often select the wrong drive.

  I click on properties > customize and select change image folder, then select a hard drive icon I want for each player, but he never changes the icon.  And I'm pointing to an appropriate *.ico icon image file.

  Anyone has any ideas on this issue?

  Thank you.

  Move the Autorun.inf file and the Mxoicon6.ico file on your external hard drive, and restart the computer. Microsoft MVP Windows Desktop Experience

• Can I put some Cache bridge on the external hard drive for images in are there?

  Hello

  I'm on a MacBook Pro retina.

  While I have a 500 GB hard drive, I noticed that the bridge CS 6 cache becomes plu quickly (1 terabyte SSD impatient).

  I have most of my images on external hard drives, but Bridge CS6 cache seems to be on my computer.

  Can I keep the bridge locally cache?

  So if I have 1000 images on the hard disk, the cache for them would be on hard drive.

  And for 100 TIFFS on drive B, cache on the hard drive of B.

  And for the most recent 100 TIFF I keep on my hard disk, the cache of the bridge would be on my computer.

  It this what by checking the box next to 'automatically export Caches files when Possible' made or I am misunderstanding and this option updates only the COPY of the files on the external hard drive cache, but the cache on my computer bridge file contains still images, no matter on which hard drive, they would be?

  Yes, 100% preview can eat a lot of disk space.  If you do a lot of export of raw images on another disk outside the bridge I would ditch export the folder option.  Compact cache can help to eliminate inches with no parents, and many purge the cache from time to time to reduce the size.

• How to create a recovery media from HARD drive recovery image?

  When I tried to recover a fresh HARD disk recovery Windows, my little son stopped the proccedure by accident.

  When I tried to reboot I get the message bootmgr is missing. I have a copy of the HARD drive recovery file but din not creating a restore DVD.
  The question is if I do a recovery bootable DVD or USB of file file from the HARD drive recovery file?

  Thank you!!!

  There is a method to create the USB bootable recovery DVD or ISO file - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD4103KB0000R01.htm, but I put t think this will help.

  Problem is that this backup is really unnecessary. There is also possibility of installation of recovery disk original order. You can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Image portable HARD drive for transfer to the new computer portable HARD drive on the same laptop

  Location:

  Laptop was to receive the new HARD drive more big;

  Configuration is complex and has a lot of data and SW engineering.

  Own re - install would take too long.

  In operating systems earlier I just created an image, installed the new HARD disk and restored the image.

  In Vista, it does not. New HARD drive with image does not start. (Partition is correctly selected as active)

  Tried other methods, including Robocopy but without success.

  Sysprep is the right solution? If so, how will this affect users profiles and installed applications?

  Thank you

  Paraxis

  Hi Paraxis,

  Whenever we use the system image and restore from it, the hardware must be same, as has already been made to backup. The hard disk partition should also be in the same size.

  You can use Sysprep on your computer and check if that helps you solve the problem.

  Preparation system (Sysprep) tool is a technology that you can use with other deployment tools to install Windows on new hardware, operating systems. The Sysprep tool prepares a computer for imaging of disc or delivery to a customer of the configuration of the computer to create a new computer security identifier (SID) when the computer is restarted. In addition, the Sysprep tool cleans up user-specific and settings specific to the computer and the data that should not be copied to a destination computer.

  Access the links below for more information on Sysprep.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721940 (WS.10) .aspx

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc766514 (WS.10) .aspx

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

  Thank you and best regards,

   

  Srinivas R

  Microsoft technical support.

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• factory to smaller hard drive

  just got a dell 1531 and will have evil to win 8.1 to reinstall on a smaller hard drive. I have the USB but it says that I need the same size of hard drive factory reinstall is extracted. is there a work around? THX

  Make sure you use the latest version of Dell Backup and Recovery 1.7.1.2:

  http://www.dellbackupandrecovery.com/en-us/index.html

  Once you have the latest version (which should fix this) redo recovery USB and try again.

• File recovery HARD drive missing

  I downloaded Win8 and installed, thinking that I would be able to run both I expected to install on drive d (Yes). It was late to do anything about it either once it all started, but he wiped the drive C. I decided to return to the factory settings.

  This is what is happening.

  After pressing F8, everything is OK up to choose recovery tool.

  No "HDD RECOVERY BUTTON_ _TOSHIBA." Is displayed at the bottom.

  Recovery disc and this is the message I received.

  "System restore failed.

  File recovery HARD drive on the second disc of the first hard drive not found.

  There is no valid disk HARD recovery environment on this computer. »

  I ran a program of partition and the result is that I have a partition 400meg on the front of the C drive and all files are intact.

  Can you help me?

  Hello

  Saved on the HARD drive recovery image can be used if the laptop has only factory settings. After installing Win8 you have changed everything and factory settings have been deleted. If use of F8 are unable to work.

  This 400MB you see have nothing to do with the Toshiba recovery image. This small partition is owned by the operating system.

  One thing confuses me in the history. It is the use of recovery disks.
  You have created recovery discs using the preinstalled Toshiba recovery disc creator?

  Generally the recovery disk contains all the important data for the installation of the OS, so I put t understand how you can get this message.

• Broken HARD drive and no recovery disk

  Hello, everyone!

  My husband bought a new laptop a few months before and the fact that US aircraft not only any what rescue DVD, we na not create a restore disc, understand us, that we had a lot of time... Except that yesterday one of the dogs was caught in the power cord, and the laptop fell on the floor. Of course it wouldn't restart and the BIOS would not recognize the HARD drive.

  Using an adapter, I was able to connect it to my own laptop and all data and files are displayed. My question is, being able to access my own computer HARD drive, I can create a disc of recovery there and how? Cause when I select this function on my computer, it does not give me the ability to choose which drive I want to create the disk, it assumes I want to do it from my C: drive.

  Thanks in advance.

  > My question is, being able to access my own computer HARD drive, I can create a disc of recovery there and how?
  As far as I know that something like this will not work. For recovery, multimedia creation, you need to use preinstalled Toshiba recovery media creator tool. Saved on the HARD drive recovery image is marked with so-called markers and this tool can find the exact position of the image stored on the HARD drive. Please note that it works under normal circumstances. When your HARD drive is connected as external, this tool can not find it and recovery media is not possible.

  In my opinion, you have a problem with your machine. You know if the HARD drive is not properly recognized that I'm afraid that your laptop has a serious hardware problem and it must be checked by the Toshiba service provider.

  I mean, you can have a recovery media, but it is useless if the HARD drive is not recognized by the system.

• Question about the recovery of HARD drive partition

  Hello

  I have 2 partitions: C: and d:
  I wanted to save video data on D: and was surprised to find some hdd files and folders reverie about it
  Yet, I have a small partition hidden and thought that waas of hard drive recovery.
  What do you think of this? Can I delete these files on D:?
  When restart us the computer after pressed F8, is associated with the files to D: or hidden partition recovery option.

  Thanks in advance

  Boulbar

  Hello

  I'll try to provide answers.
  > I wanted to record video data on D: and was surprised to find some hdd files and folders reverie about it.
  The same situation is on all laptops come with HARD drive recovery image. Recovery image is saved in the folder called HDDRecovery. It is recommended to create recovery DVDs using the preinstalled Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator. When the recovery DVD is created, you can delete these files and use of recovery DVDs for the operating system installation.
  Otherwise the partitions are large enough, and you should leave this file here. Just define it as hidden and you won't.
  > Again, I have a small partition hidden and thought that hard drive recovery waas on that.
  This small partition has nothing to do with the Toshiba recovery image. Recovery image Toshiba is large enough and cannot be saved on small partition.
  > When restart us computer after pressing F8, is associated with the files to D: or hidden partition recovery option.
  They are related to the folder HDDRecovery and recovery stored image. When you delete drive recovery option HARD is no longer available.

• Change HARD drive on Satellite L300 - Windows Vista need

  Hi all

  My laptop hard drive is completely dead and the repair option didn't work.
  I backed up all my data, etc., including the folder HDDRecovery and WinRE partition/folder.

  This is a laptop Toshiba L300, which I bought in the United Kingdom (from the Toshiba online store) and I now live in China. I visited the workshop of local support from Toshiba in China, but they were unable to provide any assistance that offer me a disk empty (usually overpriced).

  They said that they can not install anything because the model is different from those that are sold in China and the Windows Vista sticker is no more on the laptop (Vista sticker for a couple of years ago but I think it has never been a serial number).

  Anyway, I didn't buy their hard drive and I didn't really get the original hard drive since that I didn't, and I decided to buy a hard drive from another brand for myself.

  My question is: is it possible to install the Windows Vista (which I've already paid anyway) in my new hard drive? I don't know if it's relevant, but I will emphasize here that I saved my folder HDDRecovery both WinRE partition/folder. I'm not ready to re - buy Windows or buy the top-selling Toshiba Recovery disk. My plan is to install a Linux OS if Windows is no longer an option.

  I could give you all the details of model and the order if necessary.

  Thank you
  Georgios

  > is there a way to install Windows Vista (which I've already paid anyway) in my new hard drive?
  Yes, but you can do so via the original recovery DVD only.
  Saved on external HARD drive recovery image is useless now. I put t understand why you didn t created recovery disk according to the instructions of Toshiba.

  If you don t want to get Toshiba disc I recommend you to install the clean version of Win7. Your model of laptop is fully supported for Win7 and it works perfectly on your machne. I ve installed long ago on friends L300.

  Linux is also good alternative.

  It's your decision.

• To the Satellite A200-23d HARD drive recovery

  Here is someone who knows if the Satellite A200-23d has a HARD drive recovery integrated?

  I can't say for sure, but I'm sure it comes with a 99% HARD drive recovery image.
  Can you please tell us what your problem with this model of laptop?
  How can we help?

• Windows XP Pro the cloning of new hard drives (ready to use to backup discs).

  Hello. I use a system dual-boot Windows XP Pro at the moment. The first instance of XP, I use for internet, test new applications, etc... (a beat hard drive). The second instance of XP, I only use my Audio Studio. Due to an an external sound card very inconsistently (Presonus Firebox), this system does not work.

  "Why not just install everything on a disk?" you ask. I have operated this way until recently and have grown tired of incompatible software and need to keep my Audio Studio completely isolated from everything else.

  What I did to remedy this situation is:
  (A) I bought a total of 4 hard drives SATA Seagate (unfortunately they aren't all the same capabilities. 2 x 250 GB + 300 + 500 GB.)
  (B) I bought some EZ-Swap hard drive trays. (Have the instances of XP with a C:\ root on 2 separate hard drives. One is the pace of the drive, the other only my Audio Studio. When the need to use the desired OS, I just slide into the status bar.)

  Due to the fact that I'm on dial-up (there is no high speed in my area so far), "days" to completely update my Windows XP Pro.

  My goal is as follows:
  (1) to perform a clean Windows (all the hardware drivers installed except for my external sound card) and fully implemented installation up-to-date. I don't plan any change of material with the exception of my card external sound.
  (2) from there, create an exact image of the operating system that can be saved in a data cd/dvd/hard drive to copy onto a new hard drive. Image includes everything. Ex: registry entries, the drivers installed and software.

  Norton Ghost is not an option, because it will have to be installed to make the image, therefore, be part of the image.

  Any ideas on how I can do such a thing works? Windows 'Backup' do what I propose (an ISO standard or emulated)?

  I prefer Acronis True Image of Norton Ghost. I don't know why you would want it installed in your operating system image, so just install it in your other operating system. You create a True Image bootable CD and allows to clone/disk images. Ghost or True Image - besides - will do exactly what you want. We do that all at once for clients with critical systems - clone their server to an identical disk drive hard (it must not be the same in your case) and put the spare drive in the closet in an emergency. True Image doesn't have to be installed on the target computer - just install * somewhere * so you can build the bootable CD. Or if you buy the retail version House instead of the download (what we do because we use an Enterprise version), the TI CD is probably bootable. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Catalog on moose, updated DNG on local and external hard drive. Why?

  I am running OS 10.5, I installed Lightroom, connected my external hard drive and began importing older images I can get everything organized.  I created the catalog on the external hard drive with images.  Suddenly, I noticed my local filling in car and then found in the Directory/Users/username/Pictures a complete directory of 2005 and 2006 the DNGs being created by lightroom, why aren't these saved on my external hard drive?

  When importing (and import with conversion to DNG) double check where will be stored in the dialog box import your files.

  

  Click CHOOSE it... button to change the target location.

• What is the default Structure factory of HARD drive?

  I have a HDD on a L755-1J5 Satellite failure. I didn't create backup of DVD discs. Duh!

  While the primary partition has ceased to exist, I can recover all of the recovery partition.

  To avoid buying the recovery disks and waiting for their arrival, my thought is that I can use a new HARD drive I have and recreate the partition information, with recovery partition files, I've saved, using another computer.

  Then plug it into the L755 and use the HARD drive as usual BIOS recovery process.

  So, does anyone know the structure of the HARD disk factory default? Size of the partition, file lists etc.

  Or is it a non-starter?

  Thank you!

  Sorry, but this method will not work. HARD drive recovery facility will work if the HARD drive has the factory settings and the structure of origin made by the recovery image installation.
  A kind of backup copy of data on the original HARD drive will not work. You will not be able to start the installation of recovery due to lack of recovery option image.

  Many people have tried to do this, but without success.