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• The complete G71 with Preload file recovery partition

  Recovery Partition of the G71 almost complete with record Preload that contains only of base.wim. This can be removed?

  Do not delete it. The file is required if you need to recover system on your laptop. Of course if you have recovery disks it is not really necessary, but the regular procedure would be to use HP Recovery Manager in your Start menu on 'Remove the recovery Partition'.

  The score works more quickly to reinstall Windows recovery disks is beneficial. Also the partition is installed at the factory using only the bare minimum space required for recovery files. It will always appear almost complete behavior to normal.

• lack of my recovery partition

  Dear HP

  I have a problem with my machine, when I wanted to do for her recovery, I'm not surprised that no available recovery partition here.

  Dear hp support taem

  Thank you for your quick response. on my machine details can be found in below:

  Serial number: 5CD326B83V

  Unilingual 8.1 Windows 64-bit

  Product name: HP Pavilion 15 laptop

  Product number: E4R42EA #A2N

  beginning of warranty to the: 02/07/2013

  Best regards.

• Access the laptop on a computer Toshiba Satellite A300 recovery Partition

  What main features press on to have Toshiba Satellite A300 to start the recovery partition?
  On a Gateway PC you need to press and hold Alt + F10, and then press Esc and Alt + F10 to access the recovery information on the hard drive without the CD
  I do not have access to the recovery CD and I just want the laptop to boot from the recovery partition and restore 32 bit Windows Vista OS.
  Your help would be appreciated!
  ViComputers.ca

  Hello

  I hope that this document will help you - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD9102IR0000R01.htm

  Good bye

• Recovery partition is there but does not start Recovery

  Hello
  
  When you try to restore the image (F11 at startup), the laptop seems to be as he tries to start missing Windows installation (Windows Boot Manager error page).
  
  Partitions 'SYSTEM', 'HP_RECOVERY' and 'HP_TOOLS' have not been affected. Recovery files of ~ 15 GB are still there!
  
  The Windows (2nd primary) partition was deleted and then recreated as an NTFS partition. Since then, the recovery process does not start.

  How can I restore my intact HP_RECOVERY partition system without using recovery DVD? (I can't access right now.)
  
  The partition Windows has need of a specific disk label? What is the magic that breaks the recovery when an NTFS partition is all simply deleted and then re-created?
  
  Peter

  HP ProBook 6550 b (WD701EA #ABD)

  Solution: How to fix F11 penetrates is not in the Recovery Manager process

  You will need:

  -This fix by HP: difficulty to the Multi-partition HP Recovery Manager (the ProBook 6550 b is not listed as a supported model, but it worked for me)

  -installation of Windows (see partial solution above) a job to install the fix on your ProBook

  or

  -sufficient knowledge to extract the winre.wim missing the fix above, copy it to your recovery partition and to apply any measures necessary (I did this)

  Steps to follow:

  -in your work on your ProBook Windows installation open the file downloaded "sp48415.exe".

  -the files will be extracted in "C:\swsetup\SP48415", open this folder in Explorer

  -Right click on "F11SPFix.cmd" and run as administrator

  -the patch will be applied

  Restart und press F11 at startup to enter your recovery Manager (hopefully) fixed.

  Credits to HP support.

• Partition recovery NB200 - 10G - failed to start the recovery process

  I NB200 a customer on the bench. He arrived with complete operating system failure and wouldn't boot from the partition of the OS or the recovery Partition.

  I checked the hard drive and it is in perfect working condition. However, it seems that all is not well that I can't boot from the partition recovery even after holding doen the 0 key.

  I tried to ask him to start from the TRUNK. INI file by pointing a "revoery" to the partition option, but it just comes up with an error message saying \system32\HAL file is missing or damaged. Does anyone know how I should ask the partition to start or how could I retrieve information from image files?

  If you check page 48 in s manuals you will find an exact description how to start installation of recovery. The procedure on this NB200 is same or, at least, similar to all laptops come with HARD drive recovery image. Please check.

  A useful document on the installation of HARD drive recovery you can find in the section... category > http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=58

  Good bye

• Equium won't start - how to access the recovery partition?

  Hi, my sister has a 2008 Equium A200-1V0 with Vista 32-bit, that no longer starts (probably due to damage of rootkit virus). It loads the BIOS but then goes to black screen with blinking cursor.

  F8 does not work.
  F2 goes to Phoenix TrustedCore Setup utility. The Toshiba hard drive and a CD-ROM drive are listed in hand and start in the right order.

  Using F12 I can get it to boot from a Win7 64 bit repair disc that I burned using my laptop.

  However, it does not recognize the operating system or any image or restore points (because it is 64-bit) but he will be responsible for command prompt.

  To * guest *, I can launch Notepad and when I click on file / open and double click on computer it shows 4 Hard drives as follows:
  Local disc (c :))
  Data (d :)) 42 GB free of 54.5 GB
  WinRE (e :)) 1.11 GB free of 1.46 GB)
  Boot (x :)) 29.0 MB of free space of 31.5 MB (which is used by the repair disk)

  So the C: drive is listed, but without ability.

  * CHKDSK *.
  CHKDSK c: /r and press return

  «The type of the file system is NTFS.»
  Unable to determine the status and version of the volume. CHKDSK is abandoned.
  Cannot transfer messages saved in the journal of the events with the 50 State.

  * Run TESTDISK *.

  Analysis:
  Size of the partition start end in sectors
  1 P Windows RE (store) 0 32 33 191 89 26 3072000
  2 * HPFS - NTFS 191 89 27 7477 118 1 117051392
  3 P HPFS - NTFS 7477 118 2 14592 190 62 114307072 (data)

  * = Primary bootable
  When you perform a quick search, then P - list of files, the second partition it reports:
  "Cannot open the file system. Filesystem seems damaged. »

  So what I want to do is boot to Windows restore to drive E.

  My question is for Toshiba experts: If F8 does not work how to use the recovery partition?

  Laptop is:
  Part number: PSAF5E-002005KS
  Main features
  -Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core Processor T2310
  -Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium Edition
  -Drive DVD Super Multi (Double Layer)
  -2 048 (1 024 + 1 024) MB of RAM (667 MHz)
  -15.4 "WXGA TFT display 1 280 x 800

  > THIS ISN'T MICROSOFT, TOSHIBA, AND GOOD PRODUCT DESIGN.
  I really put t know that should do better than to place the Microsoft sticker at the bottom.
  This product key and sticker on it's just proof that you purchased the machine with an operating system preinstalled and legal active OS version. This key belongs to original OS (recovery image) that you got with your laptop and it is not a kind of universal key that you can use for the activation of the operating system if you have made the decision to install the clean version of the OS.

  In General, this key is totally useless. While your computer you've got legal copy and this version, that you can install so often desired. It must not be enabled.
  > So my question still remains: can I recover my Toshiba laptop using this restore partition?
  If you want to recover using the Toshiba recovery image response is not. Cannot start HARD drive recovery facility.
  > Even with a dvd of Windows Vista is genuine, I can't reload the OS
  In my opinion you need make the clean OS installation using the clean installation or order original Toshiba Recovery disk on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx disc and install original (already active) recovery image.

• Recovery partition does not start!

  Hello dear forum participants!

  I have computer hp pavilion dv6 laptop, recently I reinstalled original OS (win7 home 64 bit that comes with the laptop) to win7 Home premium.

  Now I want to return to the default settings, and I'm unable to start on the HP Recovery partition.

  When I press F11 at startup it boots regular OS, but not the HP recovery software.

  How can I get my work as a recovery partition?

  Problem has been solved!

  It seems that recovery partition boot records have been corrupted by the installation of the non-native OS, but the directory structure and files were intact.

  Steps performed:

  -J' created the recovery USB using HP USB recovery Flash Disk Utility disk

  Link: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-77449-1&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&os=4062&product=4057188

  -Fact flash drive bootable using EasyBCD utility

  Link: http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1

  just add a new entry to point the finger removable WIM image, see documentation for EasyBCD

  http://NeoSmart.NET/wiki/display/EBCD/EasyBCD+documentation+home

  It's quick and dirty solution, there will be more estetically without creating recovery USB drive, simply add the for the recovery partition boot record.

  Thank you all for attenction!

  IonCannon

• Satellite L40 - 18Y: corrupt system files - how to use the recovery partition

  Greetings,

  One of my friends bought the Bulgarian electronic Toshiba Satellite L40 - 18Y (PSL48E) from a major retailer and insists on the fact that it came without any CD, but the first time he installed Vista.

  After that some of his other friends have uninstalled Vista and XP for unknown reasons (he says that some drivers and patches were necessary to make XP work properly, I think he might have something on LBA48 and SP1).

  In any case, installing XP died, and the disk share is the file system is damaged.
  After I removed it with gparted I have two disk actions now.
  1st row in the table to partition: ntfs share labeled WinRE (no hidden bootable)
  (He has a stash of file RavMon.exe and autorun.inf which implies that damage to the installation of XP are perhaps caused by a virus)
  Second row in the partition table: empty (installation of XP was)

  Third row in the table to partition: ntfs share with data

  The problem is that the first partition unbootable and act like partition recovery, even when I toggle the boot flag.

  It is all recovery partition and how I should go?
  I read in some messages if you press '0' when the computer starts the Bios it will start automatically, but it did not work.

  A manual which was available for download for this model on Toshiba Support site the key has been specified as F12. It didn't work either.

  I'll be very grateful for directions, solutions or ideas.

  Hello

  There is perhaps a little change to reinstall Vista with the HDD recovery procedure.
  Please check if it would work.
  -Turn on the laptop and press F8
  -Check if there is an option called fix my computer
  -If so, select it, and then choose the last option called Toshiba recovery.

  But to be honest I don t see the chances it would work because you have already removed the Vista from the HARD drive.

  You must have read the user manual before deleting the Vista.
  The manual (Chapter 3), said that if the recovery DVDs has not been handed over with Notepad then you create the DVD using the Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator (is was also preinstalled). The user manual also describes the above HARD drive recovery procedure.

  However, the recovery DVDs can also be ordered here:
  https://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  Welcome them

• 2000-2d27cl HP: recovery file exist but the recovery partition has been changed

  recovery partition has been extended and after several months I had some problems, so I decided to reset my laptop to factory settings but Recovery Manager computer cannot recognize the recovery partition. Recovery partition has been extended and I use this partition as a backup partition for my photos, programs and music. The reason why I want to reset to factory settings is because my laptop in early labour right and after ten minutes start to work very slowly, I can't do anything!

  Help, please!

  Thank you for your answer, but I was already able to reset my laptop to factory settings. My recovery partition has been extended, but the drive letter is different. When I realized this error, I change the drive letter. Recovery Manager started smoothly with F11 taster during startup. So, I think that everyone can do the same thing, you can change the size of your recovery partition and you can use it as backup partition, but do not try to move or copy your restore file to any location.

• I tried to make a sepparate on my 'C' drive partition, accidentally adding them to my D recovery Partition drive. How to remove these files, I added?

  I tried to access "D" Partition Recovery disk to remove the files that I accidentally added to the recovery Partition after you assign another partition of my drive "C".  I marked this 'Z' partition and assigned 24 gigabytes to serve a separate partition to protect my files and photos. I have a HP Pavilion dv7-1175nr Entertainment Notebook PC with HDD 286 G and 2 processors for Intel Centrino with Windows Vista Ultimate software.l

  Hello

  Here is the information of HP for a messeage their recovery partition low disk space.

  It shows you how to access the recovery Partition.

  If you can't fix it with this information, you will need to contact HP.

  I explained why in the section General information of my answer here.

  «Error: low disk space.» You run lack of disk space on recovery (d :))"

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c01508532&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en

  It is general information about what to and what not to do with a recovery Partition:

  Your recovery Partition was photographed on your hard drive during the production of your computer by the manufacturer for all of these reasons.

  1. to reinstall Vista from in the case of a failure of the system, based on individuals or the keys at startup.

  F10 or Alt + F10 or F11 are a couple of different manufacturers use sequences.

  You will need to ask your manufacturer for proper sequence.

  It's F11 for a HP machine

  2. to make the recovery disks on if your drive hard breaks down, so that you can then reinstall the operating system on a new hard drive.

  Also ask them how to make records.

  It shows you how to build links in this HP:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c00809678&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&product=18703

  Your D: Recovery Drive is should not be used for backups, defragmented, etc..

  There are backups on an external hard drive.

  To resolve the problems that have arisen with the recovery D: Partition, you will need to contact the manufacturer of your computer to remove all that has been added to it.

  See you soon.

• How to FORMAT my hard drive with a RECOVERY PARTITION and my system restore from. BKF files

  History made as short as possible.

  I inherited a gateway with XP Media Center 2004. I transferred all my old files to the new computer, and it worked fine. I did a full backup of the system (.) BKF). Later, I installed a disc for my Vivitar camera I used before with my old system and my computer crashed.

  I tried everything I know to do a restore. F8, F10 and F11 during start-up and the best I could come up with was the safe MODE, but it would fail to any ENTRY.

  I really feel like the hard disk must be formatted and start over. I can not access the recovery partition and no XP CD was provided.

  My question is: How can I reformat the hard drive with a petition of recovery and reinstall my operating system of BKF files?

  If you have a recovery partition, I suggest you post in the forums of the bridge
  assistance.
   
  Another option is the following:
  http://tips.vlaurie.com/2006/05/recovery-console-for-those-without-an-XP-disk/
   
  "luckyone_27105" wrote in message
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  > A long history made as short as possible.
  >
  > I inherited a gateway with XP Media Center 2004. I transferred all my old
  > files to the new computer and it worked fine. I did a full backup of the system
  > (. BKF). Later, I installed a disc for my Vivitar camera I used
  > before with my old system and my computer crashed.
  >
  > I have tried everything I know to do a restore. F8, F10, and F11
  > during startup and the best I could come up with safe MODE, but it would be
  > not allow any INPUT.
  >
  > I really feel like the hard disk must be formatted and start over. I have
  > unable to access the recovery partition and no XP CD was provided.
  >
  > My question is: How can I reformat the hard drive with a petition of recovery
  > and reinstall my operating system of BKF files?
  >
   
   

• Help Wanted: Recovering from loss of HP Recovery Partition files

  Let me start with an explanation on how I lost my partition (go to the next paragraph, if this information is not required) up to March 2010 is coming up soon and so is the date of expiry on the Windows 7 Build 7100 (RC). So I restored my system back to factory conditions. When I pressed F11 I say a lot of options but the last two had confused me. An option said to recover as long as the plant, the other of the said Reset. I chose Reset (must choose the other), and when Vista Premium of hope was finished reinstall, I found that my labeled "Recovery" partition was almost empty. It says "6.19 GB free of 6.25 GB" (http://i48.tinypic.com/1zmguw1.jpg) so about 60 MB is used even if there is no visible (or hidden) file during navigation.  End of the story.

  Now, here's what I have. I have the recovery disks HP Recovery Manager asked me to do the first day. And I have this almost empty partition, the recovery files used to be on. Did not fit or did something else with him.

  ONE QUESTION: is it all similarly to recover the files from HP on the recovery Partition recovery using the above discs?

  I realize that I don't have partition and disk, that alone is sufficient. However, CD and DVD scratches easily, there is no real not a guarantee I'll have my safety with me NET. This is why I am no longer comfortable with 2 forms of file recovery. And so I ask above is impossible to do on the assistance of my own without HP (which is not free)...
  
  TWO QUESTION: can you copy an ISO image recovery discs and then burn that ISO (s) on a DVDs to make new copies of the old recovery discs?

  I thank you in advance for any comments incase I don't answer, and sorry if this isn't the right sub-forum relating to this topic.

  Not sure what happened to your recovery partition, usually it is recreated during recovery.

   

  As for making copies of all of the recovery, it's a very good idea. They can be copied directly with many CD/DVD burning applications, or converted to ISO for burning.

• Re: How to start the recovery from the hidden partition?

  Sorry for my English.

  I reinstalled Windows from DVD Windows (win Vista) because I get blue screen sometimes. After the reinstallation, I had the same problem again.
  Now the shop wants to charge me for the service because recovery F8 does not work. I still have this hidden partition, but I put t know how to do the recovery. Any chance of fixing the problem?

  I don t care about the data and the blue screen, I think than is hardware problem.
  Thank you

  Hello

  Now you have the problem. You can start the recovery folder HDDRecovery facility just if your laptop has the factory settings.
  When you use Microsoft facilities disk for the installation of the operating system, this option will be gone.

  You have created recovery DVD such as recommended by Toshiba?

• Re: Can no start, no recovery, I burn the other pc recovery partition?

  My Satellite L300 will not start over. All attempts at recovery failed (blue screen "STOP 0 x 8086").
  The command chkdsk from another PC also partially failed. The hard drive needs to be replaced.
  However, the recovery of the hard drive partition can be accessed from another PC or DVD to boot from linux.

  I intend to buy a new hard drive but do not have the DVD to implement recovery.
  Should I buy the DVD of recovery since the support site or can I burn the recovery from another PC partition after you mount on the sick drive?

  Can I download the software creator of recovery on any PC disk, then burn a dvd recovery partition and you may use the recovery burned disc to install a new hard drive?

  Thank you.

  > Should I buy the DVD of recovery since the support site or can I burn the recovery from another PC partition after you mount on the sick drive?
  Something like this is not possible.
  You must buy DVDs of initial recovery and you can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
  > Can I download the software creator of recovery on any PC disk, then burn a dvd recovery partition and you may use the recovery burned disc to install a new hard drive?
  Forget it. The thing whole doesn t work on this track.

  Buy Toshiba Recovery and install the original recovery image on the new HARD drive. It costs a little, but it is easier and faster way to have good workbook with the factory settings.