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• System recovery HARD disk partition

  Hello

  I have an ASUS P50IJ laptop computer with a partition for operating system for most of my things (download, photos, etc.) and a DATA partition for the system recovery. I don't have that left a lot of space in the partition of the BONE (OS partition is about 75 GB of storage and DATA partition is approximately 209GB).

  I wonder just what is the purpose of the DATA partition. What is a point system stored in the recovery partition? IfI deleted data stored on this partition it would change anything on my laptop?

  If it's a system restore point, I don't use system restore not much, and if I create a system restore point, I always burn it to a CD. So if I deleted the DATA partition, I still would be able to run the system restore and use an image on a CD?

  I wonder just what is the purpose of the DATA partition.

  -> Partition data was created by the people who set up your machine.

  What is a point system stored in the recovery partition?

  -> Each partition uses its own folder to store its files from system restore.

  IfI deleted data stored on this partition it would change anything on my laptop?

  -> What data did you remove?

  If it's a system restore point...

  ->, You cannot move the system restore points. Windows will not let you.

  If I create a system restore point, I always burn it to a CD.

  -> Exactly how do you do that? You may be thinking of the Image system data?

  If it was my machine I would select one of the following methods:

  • Use the native Disk Manager or third-party disk manager to resize my partitions.
  • Use a single script to move my libraries (for example, My Documents, my music, etc.) for the data partition.

• HP Pavilion DV8el Entertainment recovery and disk partitioning C

  Someone must have done this before, but I can't find anything...

  I had to replace the C drive of bad sectors, and now the recovery disks that I had done three years ago crash with a blue screen on the partitioning of the disk.

  Nothing can be installed via that * beep * discs (i.e. of the news because I've never used it before!)

  I get clean up a ghost image of the entire disk C (it has been corrupted), the partition partition, so I really want to use it to recover my configurations and software. But I don't know how to do this without going through the ununseable recovery disks.

  The problem seems to be that Ghost is looking for the four original scores and since he can't find them he does not know where to install the data C... Can I manually partition C? I have a Mint 13 Linux system on a bootable USB, so I can ride and the C format, I just need to know HOW (HIDDEN FAT32, NTFS,...) and what size/flags to give partitions...

  I hope someone can help! Thanks 1million, Gabriele

  I understand that you need to restore the software from your system after replacing the HARD drive.

  You mentioned that you have a ghost image.  Are you referring to Norton Ghost?  If so, what version of Ghost was used to make the image?

  If you don't have a ghost, this thread may be useful for you.

  http://community.Norton.com/T5/other-Norton-products/how-do-I-restore-ghost-image-to-a-new-hard-drive/TD-p/540018

  In addition, this document covers restoring a Ghost image on a new disk using Ghost 15.

  https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/kb20091020110134EN_EndUserProfile_en_us;jsessionid=3DE48EAE3B4F8EA0695FA93DEED39621.4?entsrc=redirect_pubweb%EF%BB%BF&product=home&pvid=f-home&version=1

  I suspect that the process is similar for other versions of Ghost.  Once I have the exact version of Ghost, I'm able to find something more specific to your version of Ghost.

• How to copy the recovery on DVD partition in windows 8?

  Hi, recently I put asus s series laptop with windows 8 installed inside, I don't have a recovery with the laptop instead of this CD, they provided a recovery hard disk partition... and my question is If there is a way to copy this partition recovery for DVD and use it to restore the system at the time of the break... Please help me

  I use ATI regularly for imaging, but I have not tried what you're asking. My guess is that you can use the DVD at any time to restore the drive to the first day (factory condition). But unless you had a failure, either with the operating system or the hard drive, why would restore you the first day? I don't think that someone wakes up in the morning and say: ' Hey, I think I'll put my PC in the way it was the day I bought it, just for fun. ":-)

  I'm only theorizing here, but I would say that in the event of failure, put you in the ATI boot CD, use it to restore the recovery Partition from the DVD to the hard drive (which means probably wipe the disc in the process), reboot to the hard disk, then press what touches 'F' it to begin the action for recovery. Then it would be like a new laptop again.

  Or maybe, with the recovery being bootable DVDs, you would just restore the hard drive directly to him. I don't really know for you; the recovery DVDs only I knew were like that (pick up directly from the DVD), but they were created with a program on the PC/laptop purchase. If you have a spare autour hard drive, you can always test the process to see if it works if you will not have to wait until there is a catastrophic failure, and then find out it doesn't work.

  SC Tom

• El Capitan are a recovery HD on its internal disk partition?

  El Capitan are a recovery HD on its internal disk partition?

  Yes. All versions of Mac OS X from the Lion using the recovery partition.

• How to make a recovery disk partition?

  I have an acer aspire one notebook. He had a recovery partition where I could reinstall windows by pressing Alt + F10 during post (D2D recovery). This partition has been deleted by formatted the disc on a windows installation 8.

  Now, I want to make a partition on the disk with windows 8 image data so that I could just open it by pressing Alt + F10 during post and reinstall windows, like the manufacter. Could someone tell me how to do this?

  Hello...

• remove all the HARD drive recovery partition incl. disk partitions

  IM in the process of upgrading to vista 32-bit Ultimate edition - a Lenovo T61 laptop OS original vista home, comes with HARD 160 GB but only show 110 GB disk.
  There is the hidden for drive recovery partition. now, I've wanted this disk recovery partition removed for more space for important files of video editing.

  How can I remove this parition hidden containing the recovery disk?

  I bought the support for laptop recovery CD - I have no need of the hidden partition.

  in the process, I deleted the existing partition (not the hiiden recovery partition) and installed vista ultimate 32 and it lights without problem. I then installed
  the INF chipset utilitty downloaded from the Lenovo Web site, and then installed some drivers downloaded - and all in perfect condition smooth running.

  now, I decided to remove that hidden partition containing the disk recovery - whatever happens after that, I have the recovery CD.

  How to remove this hidden partition? TIA

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/02/29/delete-and-remove-to-unlock-EISA-hidden-recovery-or-diagnostic-partition-in-Vista/

  The link above is General info re remove hidden restore partitions.

  "In some OEM system, such as IBM/Lenovo, is impossible to remove from Windows."

  This link below might be more to the point for you:

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/showthread.php?p=2367169

  Written by:

  hypertrophy
  Computer notebook evangelist

  Join Date: March 2007

  Messages: 437

  Reputation power: 7

  "" "This applies only to Windows Vista.

  * Make sure that you have backed up your OEM code before deleting the Rugged hidden

  The hidden restore Partition Lenovo is a protected partition, then you will not be able to remove it through disk management as you would with any other normal partition. You can use Diskpart. You can still use these steps to remove the hidden restore partition if you have already done a clean install, but you will need a 3rd party software to combine with the main partition. It is better if you remove the first hidden restore Partition, then cross with a clean install using one of the many guides available on this forum.

  Step 1.
  Burn recovery media. Type "Recovery media" (without the quotes) in the search in the Start Menu. Open the application and follow the instructions.

  Step 2.
  Open the application by typing Diskpart either 'Diskpart' (without the quotes) in the search, or type "Diskpart.exe" in run by pressing Windows key + R.

  Step 3.
  Now with open Diskpart, you must enter the following command lines:

  I. type "list disk" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  II. Type in "select disk 0" and press ENTER.

  III. then type in "list partition" and press ENTER.

  IV. then type in 'select partition x' x = the recovery partition you want to delete (I think it's 1, I do not remember) replace x with the number of recovery partition and press to enter.

  V. finally type in "delete partition override" and press ENTER.

  That should do the trick. Good luck!

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  Specific ThinkPad Vista 32/64 bit Clean Install Guide side.

  
  Delete Hidden Partition Lenovo's of recovery on Vista using Diskpart Guide.
  Of orev Vista Clean install and RAM Memtest module test Guides.
  The Lenovo wallpapers 1680 x 1050factory-installed.

  WARNING:
  Grain of salt applies in my view.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• ProBook 4330 s: what disk partition I can't delete without future problems

  Hello

  I need create simple disk partition, but I can't because there are four primary disk partitions - system, HP, HP Recovery and C tools. My application is which of these can I delete and keep the current functionality of victory. I don't know if HP tools is not necessary for the recovery disk and I find that the system disk are important information which are using System.

  Can I save disk tools on CD and computer HP will still work? Or is the best backup idea recovery disk? Information on the internet are different. Single site Web HP tools remove the other says delete system. But there are other sizes of this disc I have. My HP tools partition have 2.4 GB and 300 MB system.

  Thanks for the reply

  Bulva wrote:
  

  Hello

  I need create simple disk partition, but I can't because there are four primary disk partitions - system, HP, HP Recovery and C tools. My application is which of these can I delete and keep the current functionality of victory. I don't know if HP tools is not necessary for the recovery disk and I find that the system disk are important information which are using System.

  Can I save disk tools on CD and computer HP will still work? Or is the best backup idea recovery disk? Information on the internet are different. Single site Web HP tools remove the other says delete system. But there are other sizes of this disc I have. My HP tools partition have 2.4 GB and 300 MB system.

  Thanks for the reply

  HP_Tools partition has the Diagnostics

  Recovery partition has the recovery that are accessible with a key F11 to restart Manager.

  System partition is required by the operating system

  C partition contains the operating system and is also where you store everything and run programs.

  If you have created a recovery from USB or disk set with the HP retrieve creator of media already, then you can safely remove the recovery partition. Be aware that you will lose the built in functionality to have the Recovery Manager. F11 won't do anything.

• El Capitan Bootcamp disk partitioning suddenly restart and lost as Partition

  Hi all

  MacBook Air 11 '' mid 2012 SSD 128 Gb

  I try to install Win 10 x 64 Enterprise,

  Free space already more than 50 GB,.

  All Driver and Win10 already created using boot camp, USB key

  When the disk partitioning Bootcamp suddenly restart the OSX (I press power button / stop)

  After when the rear I check free space of > 50 Gb for only 23 GB,.

  diskutil list result:

  / dev/disk0 (internal, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * GB 121,3 disk0

  1: disk0s1 EFI EFI 209.7 MB

  2: Apple_CoreStorage Macintosh HD 120.5 GB disk0s2

  3: disk0s3 Apple_Boot Recovery 650.0 MB HD

  / dev/disk1 (internal, virtual):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD GB + 88.1 disk1

  Logical volume on disk0s2

  D9DF129D-6E60-4479-BC67-C9A1336F982B

  Unlocked encrypted

  GPT Fdisk

  Command (? for help): p

  Disk/dev/rdisk0: 236978176 sectors, GiB 113.0

  Logical sector size: 512 bytes

  Identifier (GUID) of disc: 8B19BAA5-8CA4-4C9C-93D0-BE5F70791625

  Partition table contains up to 128 entries

  First usable sector is 34, last usable area is 236978142

  The partitions will be aligned with the boundaries of sector 8

  Total free space is 13 areas (6.5 KiB)

  Starting number (sector) end (sector), Code name of size

  409639 40 1 200.0 of MiB EF00 EFI system partition

  2 409640 235708599 112.2 giB AF05 Macintosh HD

  3 235708600 236978135 619.9 MiB AB00 Recovery HD

  Command (? for help):

  ---------------------------------------------------------

  I try to use GPT Fdisk only show the Partition 3

  already, try using Testdisk but cannot write lost sector said "write error for Protection.

  Is there a solution to recover lost Partition?

  Please after the release of

  Cs diskutil list

• Satellite Pro A210 1AZ Disk Partitions

  Hello

  Hope someone can explain to me. We have two Satellite Pro A210 1AZ identical machines, Windows Vista Home, 120 GB of disk. They have two partitions on the disk in the computer. C: Vista is 56.2 GB and data E: is 54.0 GB. I guess there are other accounts hidden for the missing 10 GB partition and I guess that is the recovery partition.

  My problem is the following. Everything written in C:, programs, Documents etc., and it is more or less complete. The E: is not used. Why is there an E: partition? Why not a single 110GB C:?

  I know that I can copy files on the E: partition but trying I find annoying. My wife doesn't understand anything on the partitions, folders and files and just wants everything to be where you expect it to be - in Documents or photos. Seems reasonable.

  What can I do to get rid of the E: thing and have just a large C:?

  NB - I have no interest is messing around with the PC, I want to just use it and forget about it.

  Thank you

  Fred

  Hello Fred

  I don't know how much experience you have with the PC, but it is usual to divide the hard driver to two or more partitions. each partition can have a different name and you can save specific data on the specific partition.

  For example, I have three partitions:
  C for the operating system
  Private D for stuff like photos, movies and mp3 files and
  E for Business stuff

  Anyway, if you want to have a (the ability of the entire HARD disk) partition, you can delete second partition and expand the C partition to use any HARD drive capacity.
  Open Control Panel > administrative tools > computer management.

  In the left pane, under storage category, click on disk management
  Now select and right mouse button click on the partition that you want to change.
  In the context menu, you will see options to extend, reduce or remove the partition. Select the option you want.
  If your 2nd partition is empty, you can remove the 2nd partition, and then expand the 1st partition to use the freed up space.

  So to learn more about the bits and bytes please http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/OPT7301UY001JR01.htm

  Bye and good luck!

• HP ENvy 17 - J100 of TS: A DVD of RECOVERY will manage partitions of HARD drive on the HARD drive?

  I am desperate... need to get my laptop to the factory settings. It came with Win 8.1 installed.

  The problem is I tried and tried to make 10 Windows and in the process... all trying to do a fresh install... the original partitions on the HARD drive has been changed and it has even deleted.

  Now, some features do not work win 10.

  I'm wiling to return to 8.1. Wn ready to order a DVD of media of HP recovery for my laptop.

  BUT my question is: this DVD Recovery will manage partitions on the HARD disk? Will this Recovery DVD re partitions that used to have when it was originally the factory my laptop?

  Please let me know.

  Hello

  Yes, it will bring your machine back 'Presets', out of the box.

  Kind regards.

• A key recovery wipe ALL partitions

  I have lenovo Y50 with a version of key recovery 8.1.0.2619, I my personal data spread over several drives with the c disk, containing the BONES and that's what it contains above all! So would be running the cloth with a turn-key solution clean the rest of my disk partitions too, or he would just format the operating system containing the C: drive?

  PSuniq wrote:
  Are you sure, absolutely sure of right?

  Now, we must check what I said earlier. Will just some experimenting yourself you? This will be an opportunity to familiarize themselves with OKR.

  Here's an argument that it is not wipe: If the scores are wiped by OKR will not rerun OKR via the NOVO button.

• Satellite P300 - question about HARD Disk Partition

  Hello.

  I just bought a P300-1 Satellite has very nice portable 8. Everything has been restored to the original state. The thing is, I'm sure someone has resized the partition of HARD drive on the disk "D". It has a 160 GB hard drive, but the "D" drive is showing only 54 GB. I would like to reduce the size to give me maximum space on the 'C' drive but worried that it might affect the "HDD Recovery" folder that exists on this subject.

  Any help asap would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you very much

  Create recovery DVDs using Toshiba Recovery creator tool. After doing this, you can do with disk partitions you want.
  One day, if you want to reinstall Vista and have the factory settings, you can use this created DVD facilities.

  Please note: before installation of Vista drive HARD whole lance and ancient structure of the partitions is deleted. Data back up are required.

• Get disks win 7 recovery after disk Crash

  I have a Compaq Presario CQ57-355SA (Win 7 x 64 Home Premium) which is a little less than 2 years. The HARD drive crashed just take the recovery with her partition. I have a new HARD drive on the way, but I need an operating system to support (DVD) I can load.

  How can I get these disks. I looked at similar questions, but the answers don't seem to solve my problem.

  I think I found a solution.

  I downloaded a standard support of Win 7 Home Premium install ISO from Digital River and Ms. spoke to me through the procedure for creating a bootable USB.

  I'll have to worry and HP specific drivers afterwards, but at least I won't have all the other bloat ware.

• HP G5210UK. Disaster trying to recover Windows 7, cannot access HP Recovery or disk image.

  After a disastrous attempt to install a second OS, I discovered that I can't start windows 7. I tried all published means to affect a repair and I find that I can not restore windows in one of the ways provided leading me to believe that I may have a problem with partitions on my HARD drive, I can't find a way to get repair disk to read my partition recovery or disk image. For all the intentions, I have a PC dead... unless someone can help you.

  on the good side of things, I have an installation for Linux Ubuntu disc so I can be able to get this way, I ask a similar question on this forum.

  This happened everyday and I'm getting frantic, please help.

  Went into Disk Manager and sort partitions on the HARD disk and I am currently Assistant support, but things are rosy.  Good Heath analyst.  In any case, I think it's done, I will run some checks down load all the updates, reinstall my software... but I would call this one resolved.