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• Virus recovery disable MEMU cascaded to all my programs in all programs.

  Virus recovery disable MEMU cascaded to all my programs. I'm thinking how to turn all the program, so I can see them again but I need to find the place where to turn all the links of programs, starting the programs, some can tell me where the key registetion to do.

  I disassembled the virus the one I had seems to be a version upgrade because I the steps I found to remove it would not work. same virus programs could not remove a lot of it and fix it.

  Apparently, the hard drive is wipe out but it's not. The virus turn most of the off visual interface on the desktop, so you can see. but it still everything you need to know which regester key values to change and they need to change too!

  The entire program antivirus don't happen that their return on what I found. They clean it up but your left with trying to fix the rest of the problem. Biggest problem for me, is that the top of the Tower has not yet saved.

  Thanks for your help, but I found the answer to my problem here.

  http://am-TechZone.blogspot.com/2011/07/all-programs-shortcuts-are-removed.html

  It shows you the registry keys, you need to delete and copy the file had to be back in the right places.

• win xp virus recovery - system tools and other system files are missing or hidden

  picked up a win xp pc against virus recovery win xp.  All files, folders, and programs have been hidden.  I can now see most of them but Windows - System Tools, etc. system files are still missing.  How can I get back them?

  Download and run Unhide.exe. Be advised that it takes some time for the course ends.

• Failure of hard drive on HP laptop DV 6000 Pavilion Windows XPsp3 OS - need help data recovery

  Failure of hard drive on HP laptop DV 6000 Pavilion - need help data recovery

  HP Pavilion DV 6108 NR, RG365UA, purchased late 2006 at best buy, with Windows XP, upgrade to Service Pack 3. It has a Fujitsu 60 GB HDD partitioned into C: and a D: Recovery.

  Windows tries to start, but goes to a blue screen with the message: "Unmountable Boot Volume" for a second, then just guard recycling until I force a shutdown.

  Phoenix BIOS, hard drive test result: "Fail #1-08".

  I ran a program to drive on the Cdrive analysis/recovery and it seems to show the directory structure intact, and he was able to recover some files. I used the free Seagate (which only retrieves the small files). The second pass only works so well and in the third set as the program says that I should not go further, and I need to contact a professional drive recovery company.

  However, drive D seems to be intact, so I wonder if the disc is damaged or just one aspect of the logical drive C is bad.

  How can I get the D: to run recovery on it software? The recovery discs, made by Best Buy, just proceed to the R / F / Q option screen, and when I press R, I get a blue screen every time.
  Pressing the F10 key at startup bothers me nowhere. Ditto the key F11.

  I don't like hard disk; This is the data (files, documents, images, etc.) that I want to.
  I contacted HP to order recovery disks, but they are no longer available for my computer.

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
  Jon

  Update...

  I found a site that offers the following:

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-13442-recovery-kit-435422-001-for-HP-model-number-dv6108nr.aspx

  Recovery Kit 435422-001 for HP model dv6108nr number

  

• Compaq Presario v2000 need help for recovery

  Hello

  I recently got a virus on my laptop, and I am not able to get off at the stop. I just want to remove my computer laptop everything and restore the operating system. The Virus has disabled the start menu, and I have no recovery discs. Help would be amazing!

  I don't know if I've got some records or not, I will check! If this isn't the case, I will call HP, thanks!

• Virus recovery Windows

  I removed the virus from windows recovery, but now all my programs office are hidden and I can't open my personal folders. Any help out there?

  May be that your user profile and/or your user account is corrupted.

  Open a new account and see if that makes a difference. You can depending on your configuration, you will need to take ownership of your personal files.

  I notice that you have not tos tate what Windows operating system you are using?

• Help: System Recovery error 0 x 0000003 recover image failed

  Computer: PC laptop Toshiba L50 - has
  Windows 8 improved to 8.1

  Background info: PC was running slow so save all the data and did a system restore.
  PC was still running slow so thought I'd do a system recovery of disks that I made when I got the pc. PC still worked slow and it does not seem to wipe everything so thought it must of kept some virus with other things, it didn't remove.
  Then I used records and did a complete removal of data and partitions and substitute all sectors (I regret it because I wasn't sure of what were the scores.)
  Now think I have a clean slate I'm going to remake the system of recovery with discs and I get

  error: recovery image has no 0 0000003 x or sometimes 0x00000002.

  The system will not at all in any windows operating system and I tried every possible thing with the restore/recovery/repair disk unsuccessfully.

  Hi Lukets,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  You have the disc to install Windows 8?

  As you have already wiped out everything on the system, I think that you also deleted the recovery disk partition. The recovery disks you have helps you recover the system of health as long as you have the recovery disk partition on your system.

  However, you can always reinstall Windows 8 on an installation of Windows 8 disc system. If you do not have the Windows 8 installation DVD, you may need to create one using another system.

  To create the installation media, please refer to the article below:

  Create an installation media for Windows 8.1

  After you create the installation media, you can boot your system from the installation media and install Windows 8. To perform a clean installation of Windows 8/8.1 media, see the steps in the following article carefully.

  How to perform a new installation of Windows

  NOTE: You may need to contact the manufacturer of your system to get the active Windows or you must buy a new product of Windows 8/8.1 license to activate your operating system.

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• Help needed recovery for Equium A300D - 13 X

  Hi all

  Having experienced too many problems for the list with my satellite a 300 d 13 X, hardware and software, I decided to go ahead with a restore to the factory settings.

  My first step was to create 2 discs recovery DVDs, using the Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator.
  As far as I know, two recovery disks were created with success, insofar as the recovery disc creator has stated as such.

  Not knowing what step to take next, I started the laptop with the fist of the disc in the disc drive, two thinking recovery that it would reset the laptop to its factory settings, but it does not.

  Now, when I start the laptop, I get the following message;

  BOOTMGR is missing
  Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart

  who restarts the laptop showing the above message again.

  By pressing F8 at start up does nothing.

  By pressing F12, multi boot selection, reveals a start with 3 options Menu;
  HDD1: TOSHIBA MK2046GSX-(S1)
  CD/DVD: MAST * ADVD-RAM UJ - 850 S-(PM)
  LAN: Marvell Yukon 88E8040T

  If I select the CD/DVD option, a black screen with the text;

  Windows is loading files

  is shown. I am guessing it is the correct path to recovery.
  However, after the screens following recovery about the language selection utility etc., a text filled with the dialog box

  X:\windows\systems32\cmd.exe

  Cross, but eventually reached a static state line:

  Copy of F:\06948XSP.swm to V:\HDDRecovery\SWImg 1/6

  without to successfully complete the recovery process.

  Any help to fix this would be greatly appreciated.
  Kind regards
  KeV.

  > My first step was to create 2 discs recovery DVDs, using the Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator.
  > As as far as I know, the two recovery disks have been successfully created, insofar as the recovery disc creator has stated as such.

  What to tell buddy you've done everything right.
  The recovery disk was created successfully (you saw a message saying this?).
  Boot from recovery disk should start the collection procedure and you must follow the installation on the screen.
  Usually, this should work.

  The error; BOOTMGR is missing says that boot manager on the HARD disk has been removed and it of not possible to boot from the HARD drive.
  You must boot from the CD you have done; by pressing F12 choose CD/DVD drive

  Try to format the HARD drive using another CD of Windows.
  In this case, you need to set SATA compatibility mode in the BIOS, then you could boot from the WinXP CD.

  After that try the recovery disk again

• Windows XP-need help Urgent recovery

  I'm new to Toshiba. I HAV a hard drive 60 GB partition and windows XP home installed. I want to partition the hard drive now. Now after formatting the hard drive that I lose Windows XP it completely or there at - it of the chance to recover and reinstall it. Need urgent help.

  Hello

  You can reinstall your laptop using the recovery CD. It is easier and more rapid way to reinstall the operating system, all drivers and tools. Put the recovery in DVD-ROM CD, start the laptop and press the C button. At first, there is the choice between two types of installation (Standard mode and expert mode).

  If you choose first a whole HARD drive will be formatted and used for installing the OS. With the second (expert mode), it is possible to install the OS on the first partition. It is also possible to define what the partition size should be.

  Try it. It's very simple to do.

  Good luck

• Satellite P200-RT2 - need help with recovery

  I made a Boo-Boo and need advice/help to get things fixed.

  My husband has a Satellite P200-RT2 running Win XP 32 bit (included with Vista, but had been upgraded). The battery needs to be replaced, does not load and he made the mistake to disconnect while it was closing, but had not closed completely. Laptop computer would not start even in Safe Mode.

  So, I thought to try to insert a disc Win XP Pro thought, he would work to restart the computer and start again. No, he took over and completely restructured the laptop. If great, now have Win XP Pro on it, but can not load all Toshiba drivers that I downloaded from the Toshiba site.

  I was not in a position to know if there is a specific order to load the drivers... have been reading and wonder if the BIOS should be the first?

  Needless to say that the Toshiba recovery software went on the P200-RT2, I can't find a separate drive that supposedly it contains, there are only two listed drives, drive C and D (for DVDs).

  Toshiba tells me that Microsoft sells the recovery software, MS told me that Toshiba sells. There are sites online that have the recovery disc for Vista I could buy or download, but I'm not sure on those that are reliable/safe.

  Have to mention that I have a Toshiba laptop latest (L675 - 40 X, Win 7) and have the recovery disc for it.

  Is it possible to use these recovery disks for Toshiba software loaded on the old P200-RT2?

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  If I could get the XPPro to work, which would leave as OS... but I don't know where to find the drivers.

  Satellite P200 - RT2 PSPB0C is a Canadian model.
  But the same model was released in Europe under the model number:E PSPB0

  You will find all of the Win XP drivers on the Toshiba UE driver page:
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/innovation/Dow...ivers_bios.jsp

  Choose:

  • Archives
  • Satellite
  • Satellite P series
  • Satellite P200 PSPB0
  • PSPB0E
  • Win XP

• Satellite U940 - 11b - need help with recovery files

  Madam/Sir,

  I have a question about a failure U940 - 11 c.

  The laptop crashed after be closed during recovery of windows procedures. I think that Windows is damaged, as a result, the laptop no longer starts. When turing the laptop on the following message is displayed: reboot and select proper boot device. See the image below:

  Files on the hard drive are very precious to me, so the hard drive can not be reset until I got the files. I tried to recover the boot files Ubuntu from a USB flash drive. Ubuntu began without any difficulty. The problem is that Ubuntu is not able to find the Windows hard disk. From Gparted, the following errors occurred:

  1. WARNING: / dev/sda contains the signatures of TPG, indicating that she has a GPT table. However, it doesn't have a valid fake msdos partition table, as it should. Maybe it has been altered - possibly by a program that does not include the GPT partition tables. Or maybe you deleted the table GPT and are now using a msdos partition table. It is a GPT partition table? :

  2. the GPT backup table is not at the end of the disc, as it should. This may mean another operating system to think that the drive is smaller. FIS, by moving the backup at the end (and revmoving the old backup)? :

  3. not all the space available to/dev/sdb appears to be used, van correct you the GPT to use all the space (special edition 39007920 blocks) or continue with the current configuration? :

  4. the disk is allocated:

  Do you have tips or advice that could help me get the files from the hard drive. I do not understand the errors and will not be able to solve this problem. Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  I suggest that you use the tool to disks in Ubuntu to mount your Windows partition.
  If the partition is damaged in an aborted recovery (or other reason), you will need to invest a lot of time and effort to successfully recover your data.

  Tom BR

• Help of recovery required for Satellite C655 - HDD is dead

  If the hard drive went into the C655.
  I was able to copy the recovery on another drive partition. I could not go far with this.

  I have the DVD of restoration how ever when I boot from the DVD, it says "Windows loading files" suspended for a minute then I get the following message is displayed. "Windows has encountered a problem communicating with a device connected to your computer...". This error can be caused by unplugging a removable storage device, such as a USB external drive when the appliance is used, or by faulty hardware such as a hard drive or the CD-ROM drive which is a failure. Make sure that all removable storage is properly connected, and then restart your computer.

  If you continue to receive this error message, contact the manufacturer of the equipment.

  Status: 0xc00000e9
  "Info: an unexpected i/o error has occurred."

  I have nothing plugged...
  My recovery DVDs is bad? my DVD player is bad?
  is there another way to load the recovery DVDs?
  I'm puzzled.

  The hard drive is brand new, so I have no option to recover as much as now and 0 by turning on or F8 for recovery options.

  Help, please

  Set the BIOS on the settings by default and use recovery DVDs again.

  If possible test it please with original Microsoft installation disc just to see if the problem will be the same.

• Satellite C660D - 18 c - need help with recovery

  Hello

  I need help for my computer. My calculation is not started and shows "bootmrg is missing. I'm putting in recovery CD (i downloaded from Internet) when the CD starts, I get choose it to select the operating system, but it isn't here, what should I do?

  You can't expect that we comment on a few non-originales recovery image download from the internet.

  Recovery image is on a language only if you can't choose another language. Recovery images vary between countries, so if you have a recovery for UK image you must install the default language (English).

  What language is this recovery image?

• Tecra M5 - can't change password disk HARD using the security help after recovery?

  Unfortunately, this weekend I had to do a lot of 'recovery' of my M5 - PTM51A-0RM05P, with Windows XP SP3.

  Now nor security help or Toshiba Assist and safety, let me change or remove my HDD user password that I enter on startup.

  I don't use a BIOS password.

  In case of security help, show section under Startup type HARD drive password, HARD drive password icon is "green circle". This confirms that I have an active HARD drive password.

  But when I click on the "key" icon, there is no display password and not the ability to delete.

  When I click on the link of the green circle resulting value password user window allows me to enter a password, but that the area under "to make the same string at the same time that the HARD drive password is grayed out.

  Sounds like a registry problem to me.

  Any help would be appreciated gratefully.

  Hello

  HARD drive password can be deleted in the BIOS too.
  Have you tried to delete the HDD password in the BIOS?
  Please check this box.

  By the way;
  Here is an instruction how to remove HDD password.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=56069

• Satellite A80 - need help for recovery

  Hello

  I have a laptop Toshiba A80 and I'm trying to re - install the default operating system. I inserted the recovery disk and I click on continue to start the process, yes ok to wipe and then I get an error message. Error 1851 "file entered does not exist. Enter a different file name. I tried to format the hard disk without success.

  Any ideas would be a great help. Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Do you use a recovery media for the first time?
  Can you please describe step by step how recovery facility and what is happening exactly?