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• How recovery Satellite T230D?

  How recovery Satellite T230D?

  Hi chanald,

  Alternative check this article how to use HDD recovery:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD1303440001R02.htm

• If the user accesses the server accidentally deleted the folder how recovery

  If the user accesses the server accidentally deleted the folder how recovery

  Hi AmjadPasha,

  If you are referring to a local file, you can check the trash.

  If you are referring to a network share, then there is very little that can be done.

  You can try using recovery software/services of third parties to retrieve the file.

  You can use your favorite search engine to search for third-party software.

  Note: The use of third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Hope this information is useful.

• How recovery my Satellite P205

  Hello world

  I have a Satellite P205-S6247. I had problems with my Windows Vista and I would like to get the machine to the State 'factory', but the machine did not come with the recovery CD.

  I saw that there is a small partition in the HD (about 4 GB), this partition for recovery purposes? How to restore the machine?

  Thanks in advance.

  Guillermo

  Hello

  I assume you have a model of portable U.S. am I right about that?

  Just a short comment: normally, the recovery DVDs comes with most models of laptops. In case this recovery DVDs is not provided there may be an option to create own recovery DVDs for the manipulation of the Fryer. Please check all the documents, that you got with your laptop. Maybe somewhere, you can find information on this topic.

• How recovery C00D10D1: DivX MPEG - 4 (DX50)

  Windows Media can not read the CD and the DVD. error C00D10D1: DivX MPEG - 4 (DX50). How to recovery that?

  No guarantee, but it might be interesting to try to download
  and install DivX:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  DivX
  http://www.DivX.com/

• How recovery works after an online backup

  Hello
  
  Although conceptually tent understand how backup and restoration works, I stumbled upon a question about the hot (on-line) backup.
  It is a conceptual question (I'm trying to understand how things work), is not a ' how can I do / what should I do step by step "question.
  
  As far as I understand, an online backup of a tablespace can be done by copying files operating system place a tablespace while the database is in place and used (i.e. transactions are changing data in the database). Before the copy of the operating system starts, the Oracle RDBMS should be informed that an online backup is taken through 'ALTER '.... BEGIN "(such as additional information are written to the log again, that may be required for subsequent recovery using the backup online BACKUP). During recovery, the Oracle RDBMS uses copies of the OS as well as the line and archived files redo logs in order to rebuild all committed transactions and it uses more (uncommitted) transactions ongoing restoration UNDO tablespace.
  
  Think about it, it seems to me that, so that it works in all possible scenarios to cancel it, information from moment has been the backup may be required. So the UNDO tablespace backup suits as well (see the explanation of this assumption below). However browsing the internet (including the Oracle online documentation) I find all instructions for the backup of the UNDO tablespace when an online backup is taken. More I couldn't understand when exactly such a backup of the UNDO tablespace must be done to ensure that the database can be retrieved in all scenarios.
  
  I believe that the cancellation as soon as the last hot backup information can be held for example in the following scenario:
  Suppose we take a backup of a given tablespace hot, i.e. we copy all files of the OS that make up this tablespace, while the database is potentially used. Either D1 one of the data files in the space of our table and let the T1 transaction change datafile D1. Allow transaction T1 still be engaged during the copy of datafile D1 are made and allow of (at least part of) T1 changes included in backup D1' D1 (because DBWR has already written the changed blocks to the moment where they have been copied to the backup). Allow transaction T1 be restored once the copy is complete. D1' will therefore include changes in T1, while D1 do not.
  
  Now some time later, the D1 data file is lost. When you get the copy of D1 D1 ", recovery logs (archived) apply to D1. Before that, transaction T1 must be restored in the copy of D1 ", because changes to the T1 should not appear in the version retrieved from the database.
  I have however not, understand the information in the statement rollback transaction T1 out exactly. It can still be in the current UNDO tablespace. I guess however that rollback information is not maintained in the UNDO tablespace forever. I see three possible answers to this
  (a) there are some requirements that missed me so far for the backup UNDO tablespace whenever a hot backup is found.
  (b) given that the Oracle "RDBMS" must be notified that you made an online backup, it can store all the information relevant cancellation (e.g. write it in the redo log) when the tablespace is put in backup mode.
  (c) there are situations where recovery is not possible due to the "old UNDO information missing.
  
  Answer (b) seems the most plausible to me. However, I found no confirmation of this and if (b) is really the answer, I'd be interested to understand what information is stored where by the RDMBS Oracle and how it is used for recovery.
  
  To summarize, I have the following questions:
  (I) is there any obligation to save the UNDO tablespace and an online of a tablespace backup, and if so, where is this stated in the Oracle documentation?
  (II) mechanisms to ensure that uncommitted transactions can be identified the copy a tablespace online (potentially very long once the copy has been made)?
  (III) you know all the links (Oracle documentation or other online resources) explaining these datails?
  
  Thank you for any advice and answers
  Kind regards
  Martin

  However I don't see how T cancellation of transaction information can be recovered without such a backup of the UNDO tablespace

  Taking your scenario that only datafile D is lost and only this data file must be restored when the loss is discovered in time t8:

  At the time the restored datafile D t9 is from t4.

  However, Oracle notice now that, while the rest of the database (i.e. all the other data files) from t9, this data file is from the t4. This cannot be permitted (a data file cannot be inconsistent with the rest of the database unless it is offline). That's why Oracle requires you to RECOVER DATAFILE D.
  Get it BACK then if applies to all again them (archivelogs) T4 starting until t9 that relates to this data file.
  The price drop happened in the t6 is also re-played - of the redo (no cancellation). {Don't forget that again picking up all of the changes, including restorations! so the cancellation at the t6 was also captured in it again!}
  For example, the data file is presented in a consistent state without having to redo cancel them.
  No matter if the information contained in the cancellation had been released and crashed between t6, t8 and t9.

  When Oracle made a recovery of media to a data file, there no need to cancel - media recovery does not care if the blocks are table, index, LOB, transactions, commits, restorations; It was simply a record physical of all the changes.

  PS: This has nothing to do with what version you use V6 11.2
  If the tablespace is called 'UNDOTBS1' or 'RBS' is irrelevant.

  Hemant K Collette
  http://hemantoracledba.blogspot.com

  Published by: Hemant K grapple Sep 28, 2010 22:16

  Published by: Hemant K grapple Sep 28, 2010 22:21

  Published by: Hemant K grapple Sep 28, 2010 22:22

• How to get NB100-11R automatically connect to the WLan on logon

  I just bought a netbook NB100-11R.
  First time that I started it, I went into the network administration panel to set up a wifi access.
  She had detected my wireless network, so I entered the WPA password and it connected correctly. I saved these parameters such as a network location.

  Next time I started than I expected it would he remember these parameters and automatically connect, but I could not get web access.
  Looking at the network admin, this sill has my network listed as the wireless connection, but I had to unlock the Control Panel, select my site again and click on the button 'apply the location as the current configuration', before he would give me a web access, I have to do it every time I start, which will become irritating.

  Is it possible to get to connect automatically when I start?

  What operating system do you use?

  Have you updated the Firmware wireless access point?

• I forget my password of the excel file in office 2007 how recovery it

  I have two in 2007 office excel file it is password protected, but I forgot my password? How crack password in the office excel 2007 file. How password cracker.

  The Microsoft strategy for these forums is to ban the display of the advice of cracking/circumvention of password or links to these sites do. Please see:

  Keep secure passwords - Microsoft strategy on move the passwords

  and

  Recover a lost password  (Microsoft Office).

  Also, be aware that password cracking tools can also be a source of pollution.

• How recovery W7 in pavilion dv4?

  Request information and assistance to the you that I am very new to the laptop.
  I use HP Pavilion dv4 (serial: CND0011NXL, product: WA686UA #ABA) for 3 years and you want to retrieve edition W7 Home premium, but I don't have a recovery disk.
  the reason why I want to get back because suddenly my laptop is very very slow to respond.
  Thank you.

  Hello:

  Please read the info at the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01867418

  Paul

• Aspire 5738z, how recovery sytem?  :-)

  my computer laptop wont conect to two nett cable / wifi, tried with all the drivers here at ACER, nothing... tried with a restored point, but wont get an old one, old enough, want to try a recovery of the system, already saved information, is an old pc, but stil want to remedy! anyone cn give me some ideas? thanx

  If you want to restore the system, press ALT + F10 at startup, this will start the Acer erecovery software.

  If Acer erecovery does not start, please press F2 at startup and check the BIOS if the D2D support is enabled, then save and exit BIOS and to start as I wrote.

• How recovery a file that will not open

  I just saved a word document last night and this morning the word microsoft says that the path to the file does not exist. How can I find my file?

  Hi Epike7,

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community. The question you have posted is related to MS Office and would be better suited to the Office Online community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Office/Community/en-us/FlyoutOverview.mspx

  JohnD
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• How recovery will work after the new clean install?

  I have a dv7 - 2177cl comes with Vista Home Premium 64-bit.  I'll do a clean Windows 7 install, when I receive.  What I've read, the recovery partition will be useless after that. I made the recovery disc for Vista.  My question is, once that Windows 7 is installed, do the new recovery disc that he will restore in windows 7 or should I return to the conditions of the factory first with Vista recovery disks and reinstall Windows 7?

  Message edited by blgray on 01/12/2009 12:44

  If you perform a clean Windows 7 install, you would not need the partition recovery. You need not use the Vista recovery unless kit until you want to go back to Windows Vista. Post successful Windows 7, drivers and any software installation required like you, I would say that you take a backup image of the C: drive so that you can recovery back to this work State of Windows 7. You can use Windows Backup and restore of Windows 7 to do so.

• Satellite A500 - recovery failed

  I was wondering if anyone has experienced this and found a fix.

  A500 (PSAR9A - 02S 001) recovery with a factory integrated restore (F8 system startup) chose to recover all the software factory in the first step. Chose to recover with the wipe of hard disk in step 2.

  He wiped the C: drive, but does not restore the factory software. To complete it, he did not score the hidden partition as active, so I had nothing but menu device the BIOS boot up to what I have to put the disc in my PC and it marked as active.

  Now I'm stuck with the only options being the normal Windows F8 options (Safe Mode etc.), in order to "Repair my computer" is missing in the F8 menu, then in the menu '0', I am asked to provide the image to restore from, but cannot choose the hidden (12 GB) partition which obviously contains the original image.

  With the exception of having bought the Toshiba recovery disks, is there a hope for this device?

  See you soon.

  Peter.

  > "Repair work station" is not in the F8 menu...
  > Apart from buying the Toshiba recovery disks, y at - it a hope for this unit?
  Unfortunately there is no other solution. Your biggest mistake, it's that you don't l l create recovery disc following the advice of Toshiba in Toshiba recall or s user manual document.

  I know, now it's too late but how recovery installation works you can read on http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD1303440001R01.htm

  Do you know where you can order the recovery disk?

• Questions about the discs of recovery and partitioning Satellite A200-QH0

  I bought a model of Satellite A200-QH0 in Australia and due to the lack of forums in our country, I would like to ask a few questions here if that's ok.

  The book contains 3 partitions - partition "EISA Configuration" of 1.6 GB, the great partition of the BONE and the recovery partition. So I did the recovery DVD? s using the Recovery Disc Creator tool, as we are not provided with a real disk. But I would like to know what will make these records? My questions:

  1. they really will return that disc hard back to the _exactly_ how he was including the partition layout and software pre-installed?
  2 will be the recovery DVD works even if the disk has been repartioned? I would like to divide the system partition to give space for the files of data etc. But this extra partition will stop the recovery procedure works correctly?

  Please understand that I'm not interested in reformatting the entire disk. I want to just split the partition from the OS. But in case I need to replace the disk in the future or something, I would like to know how to close to 'original', these disks will make me, no matter what I do on the disc?

  Thank you
  Dave

  Hello

  I m not 100% sure how recovery works on the Australian laptops computers Toshiba, but I presume that the restore CD contains the image of Toshiba with the operating system Windows, drivers, tools and utilities.
  I think that if you want to use the recovery CD then the whole HARD drive will be formatted and all partitions will be erased.

  I think that the recovery partition is not created using the recovery CD because the CD of restoration has already been created for the recovery partition is no longer necessary

  Concerning

• Satellite U - How to recover deleted files from mysafe?

  Hello

  Does anyone know how to recover deleted files from mysafe?

  I'm not 100% sure but I think that the data in this folder will not be deleted to bin recycled initially, but they will be removed immediately.
  How recovery them? Good question?

  Try to find some third party applications that can scan the HARD disk for deleted files. The point is that it will work if the FAT (File allocation table) is deleted only. This means that the file is on the HARD disk, but the disk HARD doesn t know where exactly.
  Hmmm... It is not so easy.