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• Need to replace hard drive fault but I RnR records

  The hard drive has begun to fail on my brand-new T500 with WIn7 Pro pre-installed. I don't have time to create discs of RnR. Support of Lenovo said they are ready to ship a new hard drive, but there is a problem getting the RnR disks set up with the drive for me. When the player started to fail, I tried to create a DVD of RnR, but it seemed to go nowhere.  I got 1 DVD created what I was told to the "Final SP" label. What is c?  There is next to no information available describing the process, but I want to take another crack at it in case there is a significant delay in Lenovo replace my drive and providing records of RnR.  No idea how long it should take and how many DVDs? Any suggestions?

  Thank you.

  Ok. I took another look and I think I've found that I have to create the rescue disks... I don't know how I missed the first time around.  I'll give it a shot.

• Tecra 9100: Delayed write failed - hard drives on their way?

  Hello again,

  I am a member of the Club feared messages error "delayed write failed" and some of that my hard drives are to blame.

  These errors pop - up when a large enough facility is in place, or whenever my system is written something great for my hard drives (which I might have to wait a while to complete). It happened before installing the battery Bluetooth Toshiba. My laptop has finally frozen during installation and all I could do was to move the cursor. 30 minutes in the installation, I get several of these stupid error messages. They say ' delayed write failed - file C:/xxxxx/xxx/xxxx was not justified perhaps due to a connection or hardware problem "(or something like that). When the message window there is almost no way to escape in out makes a power off. But when I turn on the back, I get the blue screen of death that checks my record of inconsistencies. It is very annoying and disturbing because it means probably that my hard drives should be cracking up.

  After doing the search several times on the issue, I know it's my hard drives fault for sure. I have two hard drives; They both give me error messages. They must be on their way, after all I bought this 2nd hand computer laptop and they made noises strange "at delay." Recently, I noticed once they made a "beep" "beep". Never heard before so it cannot be good.

  In any case, I think that I need new hard drives. Can someone recommend me one or two who are used to give me these error messages (and are relatively cheap at least 30 GB)? Thank you

  P.S when I opened the PC health since the Toshiba Management Console it says '' drive S.M.A.R.T (disk 0) may fail soon. '' Ouch.

  Hello

  Each HARD disk with adequate material specifications may work on the Tecra 9100.
  The HARD drive should support an interface IDE (ATA-5) and should not be larger than 60 GB.
  I'm sure that BIOS Tecra 9100 will support 30 GB, 40 GB and perhaps also the 60 GB.
  But the larger sizes of HARD drive might not be recognized by the BIOS correctly.

  By the way; You can make a call to the Toshiba authorized service provider in your country and could order the compatible HARD drive.
  In this case, you will be sure that the drive is supported and runs without any problem to 100%.

• main hard drive test giving fault

  I was installing antivirus software on my hp pavilion 1303au g4. After some time it freezes so manually restarted. Restart windows give me code error 0xc00000e9. I selected the system diagnostics in the bios and the selected hard drive test he gave me a fault 4% fine in full test and quick, but he went from smart hard drive test. Vulnerabilities error codes 0305 and 0303. Please help me I am a student and I have to finish my work. Help, please...

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  I see that when you tried to install an Anti virus software that you have received this error "0xc00000e9. It is usually indicatvie of a hard disk problem. The fact that the test drive is not also a 4%, confirms that the hard drive has problems.

  I strongly recommend to back up your data to avoid loss.

  You can try these step to help.

  Restart your laptop and press F8 shorten once per second to enter advanced startup options

  Select safe mode with command prompt

  Right-click on command prompt and run as administrator

  Type chkdsk /r and press enter

  It will attempt to repair the bad sectors.

  If he repair the hard drive, it is usually temporary and is likely to require replacement in the near future.  I suggest you only look to replace your hard drive.

  You can contact HP support for assistance to this process or other options that can be put at your disposal.

  You might also have a replace computer store, or you can do it yourself.

  Contact HP technical support to the 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click on the link below to get assistance from your Technical Support Sitemap HPregion number.

• Hard drive 1 fault

  Hello

  My laptop HP 2000 does not start and I am still under warranty. It is said that he has trouble communicating with a device or hard drive.  I get:

  hard drive 1 fault.

  system memory is correct

  smart hard drive is OK

  For the diagnostic log, I get an error D 0303 and 090.

  Thank you for your help.

  K

  Nnairek wrote:

  Hello

  My laptop HP 2000 does not start and I am still under warranty. It is said that he has trouble communicating with a device or hard drive.  I get:

  hard drive 1 fault.

  system memory is correct

  smart hard drive is OK

  For the diagnostic log, I get an error D 0303 and 090.

  Thank you for your help.

  K

  You will need to have the replacement of the hard disk, and then reinstall the operating system.

  Contact HP (if you are in the United States) to the 1-800-474-6836 to get the support of the guarantee.

• HP pavilion dv4: fast hard drive / full test 1 fault

  Hard drive test failed

  hard drive 1 quick (203)

  hard drive 1 complete (305)

  Hello

  The two codes would indicate that hard is defective and must be replaced.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• How to activate the faults COMMITTED to an internal SATA hard drive, but not the other, on Vista Home Premium 32-bit?

  I have a set of 17-inch laptop 2008 which contains two hard drive bays internal, purchased in June.  It came with a single hard drive (traditional spinning disc).  It is running Service Pack 2, Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit.

  My SATA controller is an Intel 82801GBM/GHM (ICH7-M family); I think it's a first-generation SATA controller (1.5 Gbps).

  I received recently a 160 GB Intel X - 25 M SSD (second generation SATA, but it is fully compatible with the first generation controllers, without additional or jumpers configuration) as a gift from my wife.  I removed my first hard drive completely, installed the SSD in the main Bay and installed Windows, drivers and the Intel SSD utility.  I then reinstalled my HDD original in the second span, completely wiped and reformatted it as a partition; It currently contains my music and other multimedia files.

  The utility Intel SSD tells me I should activate DIPM for my SSD as opposed to HIPM.  This seems to take a bit of tinkering to make Vista, and my situation is further complicated by the presence of my HARD drive (original) secondary, which prefer to use HIPM.

  I read the article on the Microsoft Web site on editing the registry to activate the misconduct, and it's something I would feel comfortable doing. However, I don't want my SSD to use DIPM, my HARD drive is expected to continue to use HIPM, and I was afraid that the proposed fix would allow the misconduct for all readers.

  Could someone let me know how I can activate DIPM for my SSD while continuing to use HIPM to my HARD drive, I'd be very grateful.

  EDIT: My Maintenance of SSD utility said simply that the State of the settings DIPM/HIPM "could not be determined." if Vista automatically selects the correct setting and the SSD utility does not just understand that, which makes my life a lot easier. but it would be nice to know for sure, so I can forget it all (if Vista already defined for me) or change the setting (if Vista did not automatically choose food appropriate for each disk management mode).

  You will need two SATA controllers: both on board or an edge and the other on PCI - E.

  Configure one who does not need TRIM/DIPM (do not use a SSD) as non-AHCI (compatible IDE/ATA-6) in the BIOS and the other (where TRIM/DIPM will be used) as AHCI.

  Connect the drive to which you DIPM AHCI controller. See http://www.abxzone.com/forums/f155/tip-how-enable-dipm-ssds-windows-120968.html for more information.

• Im getting a smart test failed on the hard drive - HDBIO-8 faults - contact HP support. Help

  I have an office of A6500f.  I had starting problems. I have run the smart test and had a disk failure with error HDBIO-8 contact HP support.

  I tried to reload the default configuration and all other means to boot the machine, but it crashes on the Welcome screen.

  Hello

  Should be BIOHD-8 , which means that your HARD drive is dead, please collect any data you must collect (if you can) and replace the hard drive at the same time practical.

  Good luck

• iMac 27 "mid-2011 hard drive failed, fan to full after the removal of HARD drive

  iMac (27 inch, mid 2011)

  2.7 Ghz i5

  12 GB of RAM

  I have a fault where the HARD drive fan runs at max speed (RPM 5431, 51 * C temp).

  The first symptom was a rattling noise from the factory 1 TB HARD drive, which has disappeared from the system, to be replaced by a disk of 4 GB in size. Then the fan started running at max speed.

  A few months ago, I installed a 2nd drive HARD, an SSD and use this to all the data, so the 1 TB drive HARD original was basically unused and empty. To try and stop the fan and also run the disk diagnostics failed I've removed it from the iMac. However the HARD drive fan is always full.

  I ran the Apple Hardware Test and received the error message: 4SNS/1/40000000: TH00 - 9,000

  Given the primary SATA HDD is now removed, I also set the temperature probe? Are there other fixes to this problem of fan? I didn't intend on replacing the HARD disk immediately that this is not necessary at this stage.

  Thank you!

  Shaun

  shaun02 wrote:

  I ran the Apple Hardware Test and received the error message: 4SNS/1/40000000: TH00 - 9,000

  Given the primary SATA HDD is now removed, I also set the temperature probe? Are there other fixes to this problem of fan? I didn't intend on replacing the HARD disk immediately that this is not necessary at this stage.

  Yes, take a look on > acs http://blog.macsales.com/10146-apple-further-restricts-upgrade-options-on-new-im

• Satellite Pro M45 overheating after a few updates and installation of new HARD drive

  I have a sat pro p4 overheated now. I tried the old hoover and this does not work. The thing is that both fans do not seem to turn on. All this happened after I downloaded some updates to put on a new hard drive, I bought.

  Now the fans are not at all turns. My m/b is actually a model of the A45 and I put a 2.0/128/400 CPU inside. The old man who was in it is a 2.4./512/533

  It seems that you have changed almost everything on the laptop.
  Motherboard, CPU, HARD drive, etc.

  Believe me; It s not easy to say why fans don t start. How everyone should exactly known what you did on your laptop?
  Maybe the card mother doesn t provide the power for the fan or the connection is failing.
  Are you sure that the motherboard is ok?

  Unfortunately, all we can do is to hear from you.
  But usually some diagnostic tests are needed to locate the fault.

• 160 GB external hard drive of Gigastore is not recognized correctly

  Hi, hope someone can help me!

  I bought a 160 GB external drive Gigastore hard today, but the plug inside, the computer did not recognize it. In fact, nothing happened. I tried all the usual as control to see if it was in my computer and then right click my computer, manage, etc computer management, but again, she did not show. I tested it on another pc and still does not work. I'll put up the wires correctly, so this isn't the issue.

  When I turn on the power, the hard drive light constantly flashes blue. I would have thought that will be that the hard drive has been slowed down, that he would stay on continuously without blinking. Could someone let me know if this blinking determines that the disk does not just and it is indeed tired?

  Phil

  Hello

  It seems that it s not a laptop fault because the other laptop or PC can not recognize the external HARD drive.
  Have you checked if some additional drivers or tools were shipped with this external HARD drive device?
  If please connect the HARD drive and use the Add Hardware option

• Hard drive or SATA connector?

  A few days ago I received the dreaded stop sign on the start screen, fearing that my hard drive has failed Finally I quickly bought a compatible. The next day, my drive hard original was 'work' again, slowly but surely she came back to life. Happened to my new hard drive, I decided it was time for an upgrade anyway. I created a bootable usb key, and with my new hard drive (1 TB of seagate Alpha) connected internally, I was ready to breathe new life into my old mac. As I was formatting the seagate OSX journaled with GUID I kept getting installation errors, and disk errors. After several attempts, I decided to give up. I then connected the seagate through a SATA to a USB (external) and voila! He was able to put in the form of OS X journaled with GUID card (it means the drive is well?). So, I have connected the seagate in-house and represented the boot drive. Everything was successful until the very last moment, where I got the dreaded

  "OSX could not be installed on your computer file system check or repair a failure. Quit Setup or restart your computer and try again.

  So I tried again and the results were the same.

  What continues? Is there a problem with the seagate or is it an internal problem with the connections?

  Both are pretty easy to fix the parts are readily available, or it could be something else?

  Ask if you need more details, I believe that it is a fairly common problem.

  I forgot to take pictures of all the error screens as well

  Thank you

  Hi Yangw29:

  You said that your new work drive connected to your computer through SATA to a USB cable.

  Try it will be your old hard drive.

  Remove it from the computer and connect it via SATA to a USB cable.

  To test if the problem is your hard disk or the SATA cable:

  You can remove your Mac hard drive and install in case external OWC external box or by using a USB to SATA adapter SATA USB adapter and connect it to your MBP via USB. And then try to boot from by using the Boot Manager. This will help determine if your hard drive or SATA cable are at fault. If she starts the MBP, will very probably be the problem the SATA cable drive needs to be replaced.

  Start from the disc using the Boot Manager: How to choose a disk to boot your Mac.

  What year / model is your computer?

  MacBook Pro 13 "mid 2012 drive hard cable symptoms: symptoms

  Hard drive MacBook Pro SATA cable issue. MacBook Pro Hard Drive Cable without failure fix and preventive maintenance

  Kim

• Satellite M70 - after HARD drive partitioned, the OS does not start

  Hello

  Good then this is a real doozy, and I hope that someone will help.

  I started to fix my satellite m70 girlfriends using the disc of recovery etc, everything went fantastic, the HARD disk has been erased and Windows + all software has been reinstalled.

  Then I thought it would be a good idea to use partition magic to partition the hard drive, so I chose the main hard drive and cut 10GB of it to put in place a new partition.

  I rebooted, and then after Windows restarted again completed.

  NOW, it does not charge, it says no operating system, so I tried to start with the recovery disk and all over again...

  If I click on continue (to start the recovery process), however it is said now that the "Error #1828", free space is too small.

  I'm really angry that this has happened and I just want to start over again.

  Can someone help me with this?
  I can't access the Bios either (not sure if that might help), because I don't know the password (must be a fault im not aware of).

  Help, please.

  Thank you
  SG

  I think that this is the reason why you used a tool to change the size of the partition. At best, this should be done before you install Windows and 10 GB is a little too small for Windows. You must use at least 15-20 GB for the first partition where the BONE is placed.

  To resolve this problem, you must delete all existing partitions before using the recovery disk. Therefore, you can use a Windows XP disk or something else. Just boot from it and delete all partitions. Then the recovery disk should work.
  Check it!

• Broken hard drive and no Windows 8 sticker

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba laptop, * the HDD is broken * and when I bought did not have recovery disk. Nobody told me that I had to make a copy on the disc when the phone still worked.

  Now I have a new hard drive but does not have the recovery partition and LICENSE No. STICKER for WINDOWS 8!

  * What is the solution which gives Toshiba for these cases? * because I'm not ready to pay more than 30 for a CD that should come into the computer, and I will not pay a new license of Windows 8, because when I bought the computer and I paid!

  > Nobody told me that I had to make a copy on the disc when the phone still worked.
  Please do not be angry on me, but this isn't an excuse for your problem. Each laptop model comes with manuals of the user document. It is also saved on your laptop computer in PDF format.
  It is clearly describes what recovery image is and how you can save it and create recovery media.
  I don't know where you bought your laptop, but if you bought in some electronic stores I think you should talk with your dealer and tell him that you are not satisfied with their expert advice.

  You're right about the license. With your computer laptop, you bought OS and valid license but the product key from the sticker can be used for the activation of the operating system if you are using the Microsoft installation disc. This product key is up to the original recovery image that you got with your laptop.

  On the one hand, I understand, but you must also understand that, generally speaking, it's your fault. In these cases, toshiba offers just the solution and you can get the original image of recovery for your laptop model. It costs 30 euros, but with this money, you'll get bones, all necessary drivers, tools and utilities that need not be configured. Maybe two hours after you have perfectly install OS with all the necessary drivers.

  How much is Microsoft version if you do not want to order the Toshiba recovery image?

• Question Equium L350 - 10L new HARD drive and recovery

  Hi all.

  My L350 - 10L has a HD death. Just does not start. I tried the HARD drive recovery system, but after it formatted the HD I got a message saying that the image file is corrupted. I removed the HD and connected to my desktop to save personal files (before I tried the recovery) and there were real issues reading the disc. I got most of the documents & E-mail eventually (had to run a lot of check disk runs using a 3rd party disk partition software). I think that the drive is actually physically damaged somehow.

  I'll need to buy a new set of Toshiba recovery disks (too long a story to explain, but it's basically my fault), but my main question is this: if I buy a new HD still recovery disks to restore my system to its original state even if it isn't the original HD? There, I guess I mean will the recovery discs recreate the 3 partitions - WinRE (Hidden), Vista C: and D: data and set the correct boot and information industries? And I suppose that a secondary question who would be the HD should be the same size as the original one (120 GB said / 111GB actually)?

  Thanks in advance.

  Post edited by: GrumpyTrucker

  Hello

  > Over there, I guess I mean will the recovery discs recreate the 3 partitions - WinRE (Hidden), Vista C: and D: data and set the correct boot and information industries?
  The Toshiba Recovery disk will define the laptop (and HARD drive), the factory settings.
  This means that the recovery DVDs will format the whole HARD drive and it will create the partitions and all the rest as on the first day of purchase.

  I hope I could bring a precision...