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• How to open my utility provider .aspx? I'm not an expert!

  How to open my utility provider .aspx? I'm not an expert!

  I was able to open an ASPX file using SAFARI (with apologies to the guys at Mozilla) browser without problem.

• Upgrade to 14.0.1 now police-family parameters ignored for some fonts for example Expert without

  Accepts {do-family: Arial, without serif, verdana} etc.
  But {do-family: Expert without, without serif, Arial, verdana} will return to same Arial so Expert is installed on the client computer. Works pre 14.0.1 and on Safari, Chrome, IE6/7/8 etc, so it is a feature of 14.0.1 release.

  Additional information:
  Definitions of police-family changed to include the names of fonts between quotation marks.
  Problem on WIn7. OK on Windows XP installation.

  Downgraded to FF13 and fonts are OK on Win7 now.
  Updated again to the FF14.0.1 and problem reports.

  Upgrade to FF15.0.2b and the problem is solved.

• How can I easily remove virus Windows Expert series of PC?

  Windows Expert series has infected my PC... How to remove easily without going through "msconfg"? F8 doesn't work do not and do not allow me to restart in safe mode. I followed some advice malwaretips.com , myantispyware.com... form but is not start well because I can not PC to restart in safe mode. These sites provide correct information?

  This locking a duplicate of https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/931816

• The so-called "Windows Expert Series" crashes my computer

  Anyone know how to get rid of this virus that's installed in my widget called series expert windows?

  If it's specifically Firefox itself crashes see

  • Firefox plant - troubleshoot and prevent assistance fixing crashes

  To see malware problems

  • Firefox plant - troubleshoot and prevent assistance fixing crashes
  • and a top contributor specific detailed suggestions /questions/914980 #answer - 302372

  You may need to discuss malware issues or problems affecting the entire system on another forum for the best advice.

  If you want to find the cause of crashes of Firefox, read and follow the advice in the related articles, then browse to on: plant and paste a few recent submitted Crash s ID in your next reply.

  You should try in safe mode and posssibly after resetting before getting the s Crash ID

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• A small question about the recovery of experts

  My filesystem for windows is damaged and the laptop will not start. So, I don't have an xp installation cd, but the toshiba one recovery.
  I didn't create all the partitions on my hard drive.

  I can create a partition to install windows on using expert mode?

  Hello

  Check this http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=2513&tstart=15

• Sufficient recovery to expert mode CD?

  Sorry - I have not find the button to meet another contribution.
  Thank you for the procedure for installation with a particion.

  The question remains: did I receive a CD of Windows XP when I got the computer? Or have I received it because everything is on the recovery CD and I didn't need more to install in expert mode.

  By the way: I find it strange that TOSHIBA does not officially inform customers how facilities in expert mode so that a customer must ask another customer for advice.

  Hello

  you got when you bought the laptop, a Toshiba Recovery with license OEM Windows XP CD!

  With this the user recovery CD has, as you say, 2 possibilities. The standard mode that removes all data and partitions on the HARD disk.
  And the Expert Mode which only deletes a selected partition.

  The Expert Mode is Norton Ghost with a short menu. If you want to use the expert mode, you should know what orton Ghost file requires!

  Bossi Bye

• Installation in expert mode

  Hi forum users

  If anyone of you needs an accurate description of installation of operating system using Expert mode, maybe this can help you.

  When the recovery process has begun there are menu where you can choose between two modes of installation.
  1 standard mode
  2. expert mode

  At first he put there important warning: all data stored on your computer will be lost. It is also important that hollow a Standard installation partition will be created and all data on the hard drive will be lost.

  If you want to install the operating system on a partition, please use Expert mode. In this case, the software can be installed on an existing partition. Alternatively, you can make one by yourself.

  If you want to make a partition with a set capacity, please do it on this path:

  1. choose number 2 Expert mode pressing
  2 approve OK key ENTER
  3. choose LOCAL > DISK > image
  4. look in: must be selected for the CD-ROM drive
  In the Middle window choose GHO file and press ENTER
  5. using the TAB key you must mark the player information and so on and press ENTER
  6. using TAB button again part brand of window average (blue line) and with the SPACEBAR activate new dimension box
  7. place inside the new size of the partition and press ENTER again
  8. the question to continue with load disc? confirm with OK

  I hope this can help you to make the desired partition size.

  Good bye

  Thank you! :)

• 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:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=7302ᲆ

• What size of HARD drive should input--> expert mode

  Hello

  I cannot using the last portion of the expert mode where you can specify the size of the new disk.
  I don't know what value to enter in the space.
  When I click on enter, he keeps emphasizing it and do nothing.

  Help, please

  You must put the size of the partition you would like to have.
  The expert mode of the parts of the HARD drive into 2 partitions. The operating system would be installed on the first partition. The second partition is hidden initially
  You can make it visible in disk management settings.

• Installation of recovery of experts (option 2) CD and hard drive partitions

  Hello world!

  I bought Toshiba M70-144 Satellite. When I opened my first laptop computer, there are Win XP was preinstalled. Drive hard 60 GB has been "cut in half" for logical drives C and D.

  Now I had to recover my pc, and I've used easy setup (press 1). All files have been removed from hardrive and installation not done as a single partition (C 60 GB drive).

  So my question is:

  How to use option 2 to install xp and make two or three logical drives (c, d and e). I can't find any info on the use of expert mode and my local support of Toshiba said they do not support this option. Can you believe? I just want to samekind of installation that I had before (manufactured by the factory) and which is not supported by toshiba!

  Step by step instructions.

  Hello

  Check this topic please
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=9923&TSTART=15

  Good luck!

• Recovery CD expert Mode... Is it possible to save data?

  Hi all

  I have problem with my computer, a Satellite 2410-303. Yesterday, there was a power failure, and since windows does not start. The only 'reaction' I get the computer is to use the recovery CD. I had read on the forum and learned the expert mode and I know that you can install windows on a partition, so you can save your data in other partitions. The problem is that I do not did it all, I have just the old 'C:' in there. I really need to retrieve the data inside the computer.

  Hello

  Of course, it is possible to create the partition in expert mode.
  After you choose the expert mode the ghost window should appear.
  There, you have to change the size of the HARD drive to the smaller size.

  For example: the HARD disk has 60 GB and you want to have a second 20 GB partition
  Therefore, change the size of the 40 GB HARD drive. Then after the installation of the operating system you should get into the disk management and should make the visible 20 GB partition.

  OK, this procedure should create the partition but I m not 100% sure if it will NOT delete the existing files on the HARD drive.

  However, the 100% safe procedure is to turn off the HARD drive and connect it as an external USB HDD on a second computer and some make some backups from the external HARD drive.
  After this procedure, you can reinstall the HARD drive in the notebook, and then start the operating system recovery procedure.

• Satellite A300 1J1 - Recovery Mode "Expert" to change the size of the partition

  I'm trying to reconfigure the size of the partition of windows with the recovery partitions as I don't like the idea of having the poit drive 50-50.

  I would like therefore to reduce it so that only the data of recovery will be adapted on the D drive and my main partition will be much greater. IE C: = 240 GB + and the recovery drive (d) will be only 5 GB (large enough for recovering data only.)

  I posted this thread here a few days ago.

  [http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=132571𠗛]

  This and the search of these forums has gotten me to the point where I think I need to use the DVD of recovery in "EXPERT" mode This should allow me to set the partitions manually rather than automatically right in the Middle!

  I noticed that the screen asking me what to install has a SETTINGS option that is always grayed out.

  Does anyone know how to open the SETTINGS screen, or if there is another way to create the partitions manually?

  Thanks for any response.

  Hello

  I have already replied to the other thread (see the link in your message)

  The point is that you cannot resize partitions using the Vista Toshiba Recovery DVD.

  Mentioned Expert mode is not available in the Vista recovery DVDs.
  The expert mode is part of the Win XP Recovery CD.

  However, the fact is that the Vista recovery DVDs sets the laptop to factory settings and also the size of the partition.

  The sizes of the partitions can be modified in the Vista Disk Manager!

  Good bye

• No recovery expert on Satellite A100-237 option?

  Hello

  I own a laptop Satellite A100-237 which, after a long struggle with attacks from viruses and Trojans, needs a system recovery. I have a package of product recovery 2-CD with Windows XP Home edition with SP2 and all of the drivers/tools etc and the process is supposed to be pretty simple - but I have a serious issue at hand: Partitions.

  My 80 GB HD is divided into two partitions: A 60 GB c: the operating system and general purpose and a 20 GB D: for backups of EXTREME IMPORTANCE. Now that I know I can use a 'expert recovery mode"to recover my system while maintaining the back-ups. Now, it's actually where the problem comes in.

  When I boot from the restore CD there is absolutely NO OPTION for the 'EXPERT' YEAR RECOVERY MODE!

  Simply, I am greeted by a language selection screen. Spent, the family Windows XP Setup option in English or localized version (Turkish, in my case), in both cases the HD everything is wiped out. Next there is a "Cancel" button and a button "settings". 'Abandonment', as well as the label says, shut down the computer. 'Settings', on the other hand, are more complicated. You are presented with a window with a nice slider which culminates at 76 GB - you are supposed to set a default size installation partition. However, in this case, the HD everything gets wiped out as well - you get only a partition of the installation and the remaining space becomes simply "unallocated". I tried each way for a cost of losing all my backups several times without success.

  In both cases there is no option to install the operating system on a predefined partition.

  There is no 'expert recovery option' accessible from any where inside the installation routine.

  I contacted the local Toshiba customer service and Tech Services. and their response is identical and hilarious: "your hard drive is not intended to be used in partitions. You NEED to recover your system as a single partition. Otherwise you won't be eligible to warranty AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE! »

  I'm pretty sure I'm missing something inside this installation routine, and there should be a way to preserve the back-ups and retrieve only the first partition. Any information would be helpful.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  I understand that you're frustrated.
  As much as I know expert recovery mode is not available on the recovery CD because it s a new generation of mobile phones.
  As far as I know since 2006, Toshiba laptops come with the new version of the recovery CD. This CD contains the option instead of the normal or expert mode settings.
  But in the settings, you should be able to change the size of the HARD disk as in expert mode.

  My Satellite phone was delivered with a single partition and I guess that all laptops are delivered also with a single partition (instead of a few Qosmio that uses a Qosmio player on hidden partition). Generally, the recovery CD brings the laptop to factory settings.
  I think that every computer made manufacturing only supported hardware issues and not the problems of software (partition is a software problem and does not appear as a factory setting). If you want to do something different on the laptop that you can do, but it s not supported by any computer manufacturing. So I can understand the service guy.

  However, the issue of your partition. I think the option settings should allows you to create a new game or to select the partition where the OS is to be installed.
  In disk management, you can activate the remaining space and the partition must be visible.
  Try to make a backup of your second partition and play with these settings.

• Recovery expert mode does not recognize partitions

  Hello

  I want to use the recovery cd without losing my data on two other partitions.
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ350072001GR01.htm
  According to this document, I should have the possibility to choose between the partitions.
  I see only a partition with the same size as my entire hard drive.

  I created the partitions with the expert mode and windows disk management and windows shows me three local disks.
  How can I use the recovery cd without losing my data?

  Hello

  Check it please this subject http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=5127

  You will find the explanation step by step (Quad) how to install the OS on a persistent partition.

• Help requested by Experts of HP only please.

  I would like some advice on a lemon I've been stuck with.

  17 SEP 2013, I bought a new dv7-7233nr desire. Right out of the box, I noticed a slight problem with the display. A task about 5 mm in diameter in the upper left quadrant was discolored or faded looking. I decided to just live with him at the time. A few weeks later the right hinge began to split in two and I could see the mechanical parts inside the hinge. As with my first question, I decided to just live with this question.

  Everything was working great and I fully enjoyed my notebook and was very happy with it. Then the Windows 8.1 update is out and has been dutifully installed by your truly. It is then that all my troubles began. I started having problems where at random times, the laptop would spontaneously stop, restart or freeze just several minutes at a time. The way things worked, I thought that there was some sort of conflict of software to the origin of the problem. After trying for weeks to fix the problem, I decided to wipe the hard drive and replace everything by the restore disks that I had purchased from HP.

  Well well just a few minutes into the routine of erasure of disk a kind of error message popped up saying that due to the alteration of the disc the program wipe could not go further. So I reboot the machine, only to get stuck to the dreaded "CAPS LOCK" flashing light that blinked continuously without any model. This time I had no choice but to involve technical support HP and I went online and after talking with a technician he was allowed to return to HP for repair.

  This started an oddessey on December 16, 2013, that doesn't seem to end. I shipped my unit for repairs on 20 December 2013 where it was received on 24 December 2013. After the Christmas break the repairs have been made and the unit was sent to me on January 2, 2014. Among the items repaired or replaced were the HARD drive and the system board. Nothing has been mentioned about the faulty display and broken hinge and a large part of my chagring that neither item had been repaired.

  To say that I was a little disappointed is an understatement. I contacted HP immediately and explained the situation to the technician who seemed sincerely simpathize with my situation while she began a faster repair process to correct two errors which had missed the previous repair center. She took me to a shift of 1 day instead of 2 days for only my qualified guarantee me shipping. I thought that this extra effort was very nice and I happily sent my laptop in for the second time on January 6, 2014. Now for the second time my laptop was repaired and sent back to me on January 13, 2014, two days ago only.

  Well, my story gets sadder. This time the repair center managed to solve the problem of the video display by replacing the window Panel and before any view. It was great, I thought! Then when I opened the lid of the laptop, I could clearly see the same problem with the hinge right split open as he had been all along. I looked through all the paper work that was sent with the appliance as well as electronic documents that had been sent to me and it was not a simple thing mentioning the right hinge repair. He had not yet been considered. At this point I'm just upset.

  I contacted HP for the third time on this problem and I was told that someone in authority would call me to discuss the possible options that might be available to me and to know what went wrong with the repair team and that they would work directly with me to make sure that everything has been done properly this time. Asked me my phone number and a time to convinent to call.

  Well it didn't happen either. No one from HP called me to discuss all the 'options' as replacement under my States lemon laws. Nor can I talk first hand to a person in a position of 'authority' as I was told to wait. Instead two days later, on 15 January 2014 I discovered that this thing is treated as if it were the first time he was going to be sent in for repair. I was not extended the courtosey to have the speed of navigation, upgraded in the air the next day or any other indication that this would be done at a fast pace.

  If you have followed my story all along, then maybe you can understand why at this point I am absolutely Livid with HP service and would really like the chance to talk to a real person such as the Manager or the Director of the service department there in Grapevine, Texas. I want really to use harsh language and do it to a very strong and vigorus volume just to make me feel a little better. But I'll settle for a civil conversation and get some sort of action as ensuring that this repair is the subject of a follow-up and hand carried over in the process of my someone in management and an attempt to ship the unit to me using the delivery the day even or at least the next day gaurunteed 08:00.

  My question to you Experts HP here is you think that this could make it happen? If I can't return this laptop to me before the end of this week, as January 18, 2014, so I couldn't return at all. I can just use it with the hinge collapse as long as no other damage occurs. Maybe a little later in the year then I could make time to get the hinge repaired correctly. Do you think I would run in any warranty problem, if I decide to wait? I really want to cut my nose off just to spite my face.

  If you could advise me on which I could call on this quandry, or just what you think would be better for me to do at this point, you really do me a huge favor, not to mention restoring my faith in HP s Comsumer products.

  In any case thank you for reading my sad rant and I hope you have a great day.

  Best regards
  FlyingHorse
  
  Product name: HP ENVY dv7-7233nr Notebook PC
  Product number: C2N68UA #ABA
  

  FlyingHorse, I saw your post and has forwarded to the right people for their review. You should hear from someone bit via private message on this Forum.