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• How to remove a bad installation of my laptop recovery Partition Win7

  I messed up by trying a "clean install" Win7 (on top of my Acer Vista laptop existing) by installation first on the laptop Acer recovery Partition and then try to correct the mistake by another facility on a data partition (in the hope that the installer would be smart enough to remove the previous installation - it was not!).  I was perplexed because under Vista, installing Windows has always been on C:, and the Acer recovery Partition was on D:.  When Win7 installer prompted me which drive to install on the first time, it offered me Acer C: and D: data, I place the reversal, so I just opted for C: and then found he had installed next to the Acer software, so somehow, disk partitions appear to have been involved.

  The net result is now I have two installations of Win7 and a dual boot black screen that gives me the choice to start at startup.

  Is there a way I can uninstall Win7 since the Recovery of Acer partition (preferably keeping the Acer software stored there, as I want to reinstall some of them later)?

  I burn the software Acer on a DVD, and then format the recovery partition.  You will have to boot from the Windows 7 DVD to format the partition, Windows can sometimes be a bit psychotic, but this isn't sucidal.  You are unable to format a partition with an operating system installed on it.  When you burned the DVD with the Acer software, start from the Win7 DVD, choose custom installation and once the two partitions are visible, choose delete the recovery partition, and then re-create.  Once done and back in Win7, you can then copy the back Acer DVD software.

  You will also need to change the boot loader, right-click on my computer, choose Properties.  On the next screen, select advanced system settings, and then click the Advanced tab and startup and recovery.  Remove the o/s is no longer needed.

• want to dv6 Intel core i7 nvi630m: operating system for laptop recovery

  How industrial get built in programs from my laptop when I lost the recovery DVD?

  Do you still have the original hard drive? Installers for most, if not all the applications of the plant are in the folder swsetup at the root of the C:\ drive. Always too, you might be able to buy HP recovery discs.

• System for HP laptop recovery

  Hello

  I have a laptop HP (HPG62 Notebook PC), with Windows 7, purchased in 2010. Recently, I received a message saying «you are not running Windows genuine, Reolve Online» When I tried windows update, the answer was Windows Update Check failed.

  On the "Computer" icon, if I check the properties, I do not see the system information. Says "failed to load the page.

  So I performed a system recovery. I got a response after a while "system restore failed.

  I tried to turn on the computer, I got "BOOTMGR" does not exist. Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete. When I did, repeated the same message. I pressed ESC, then he gave me of choice for some of the tests:

  I ran a few tests of system, I got following error:

  INTELLIGENT control: passed

  DST short: FAILURE

  FAILURE ID: OLU7HV-57E6AV-XD003F-60R403

  PRODUCT ID: WQ767UA #ABC.

  Hard drive failure.

  Any help is appreciated.

  ic_engr

  Everything worked well. I have re-installed the drive HARD and also CDs.

  However, I am not able to get the update of windows (win 7) or because windows Defender starts.

  Concerning

  ic_engr

• Can I use on another identical laptop recovery partition?

  I can't access or find the partition recovery on a laptop but another I have almost the same, there just a disc extra, a little faster and more memory for the video card. Is it possible to copy the partition recovery starting to restore the other and when the Vista key product changes that came with the machine that I restore?

  Microsoft said that the key is still valid, but there may be some problems with drivers or other problems later and that I might get a Toshiba Recovery disk. The reason why they gave was that it must be returned to the factory. What do they mean, is it delete partitions, format the drive? All this will be done by the restore process so I don't see how that will stop it but maybe the will of BCD. In any case, what do mean by 'presets '?

  At first, I must say that the original image recovery is designed specific software separately for each laptop model. With other words, you cannot use the image of the recovery on two machines with different hardware platform. Pilots are not the same.

  Second important thing is that you may be able to copy certain image on a machine, but you will not be able to have access to it and you will not be able to start the recovery image installation.

  N my option best opinion for you is to get the original recovery for your machine installation disc and you'll be sure that installation works and you'll have the right image is installed.

  Original installation disc of recovery can be ordered on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• With the help of laptop recovery

  I have a Pavilion laptop G7. It came with a recovery on the hard drive partition as well as instructions on how to create a recovery media.

  Just two questions:

  (1) other that using different steps, is there a difference between the use of the partition of the drive against the media created in what is the final result?

  (2) only two methods recreate a new recovery hard disk partition or the process leaves the original intact?

  Hello

  I know what you mean, however when you create a set of recovery media, a change is written on the hard disk recovery Partition which saves this has been done and will not allow another series to be created - this change is also registered in your recovery media, because it is created if use you this media to reinstall the OS and so recreate the hard disk recovery partition , he'll always know the media has been created and will not allow another series to do.

  However, there is always the possibility of using an application third such an ImgBurn to create (and therefore be able to re - write) an Image of your media - guides that are here.

  Perhaps the best option if you are using Windows 7 is to simply create a disk Image using the option described here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Can satellite C660-1J2 - I use a laptop recovery disk

  Is it legal to use another laptop to create a recovery DVD and use it on the laptop of another of the same model.
  Satellite C660 1J2

  Hello

  Purchase of a Toshiba laptop with Windows 7 preinstalled system, you are automatically a Win 7 license.
  For example, you can use this Win 7 on a laptop.

• Using identical laptop recovery for mine reformatting disks

  I'll try and keep this base. I bought a L855-149, but shortly after, he started getting blue screens. I rang Toshiba, who told me to do the recovery discs in case they had to send me a new hard drive, so I made these discs. However, at the end of the day, the shop I bought the laptop just replaced the computer with a new model even a - and probably the same strain that all this has happened in a few weeks.

  Replacement laptop has worked without any problems at all, but a few days ago he has been infected with malicious software, a browser redirection virus which I set and a few other similar files apparent that I seems especially clearing around through several different malware scanners and running antivirus scans. All works well, but I'm uncomfortable and knows that there is always some associated files dragged somewhere that I didn't, so I want to just reformat the entire system, so I can be so certain that it is possible that my info is safe.

  My problem is I very stupidly forgot to make the new recovery disc for the new laptop when I got it. So I can use the original L855-149 recovery disks, and if I can, what makes the blue screens on this transfer through my current Satellite disks could?

  Or would I be better to simply make my current Satellite recovery disks and hope that the malware has not disappeared near the recovery partition?

  Also, am I correct that reformatting does not void your warranty?

  Thanks in advance.

  > Or would I be better to simply make my current Satellite recovery disks and hope that the malware has not disappeared near the recovery partition?
  Something like this will not happen. Create recovery disks or install the recovery image using disk HARD recovery option. more info on what you can read on http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2A03ES0000R01.htm or in manuals s user document.

  > Also, am I correct that reformatting does not void your warranty?
  Yes, you are. You can install recovery so often desired image.

• Use of with Qosmio laptop recovery disk

  I had someone reinstall WXP without the recovery disk and Qosmio engine that I don't have them. Now miss me things like Bluetooth, the manual for the laptop, as well as other applications, and others.

  Toshiba sent me replacement discs. Now I have them. I need to do a reformat-re-install all the windows system to recover my old computer? I downloaded the manual tonight but I n t think he responds to this situation that I can remember. Nothing on the poles or the other.

  Someone at - he do it before?
  Thank you

  Stand by! What you want to do exactly? You want to have once again the factory settings or just install missing stuff?

  What CD/DVD, you have now?

• Lost and laptop recovery disks goes mental!

  Hi, I can't find all the recovery disc for my laptop and when I turn it on it just goes and restarted more. It will boot in safe mode, but then I don't know what to do after that. I really need my laptop as a.s.a.p. its my lifeline for uni and work.

  Any ideas or help please!

  Hi Sabrina

  Please put the device works in safe mode and this:

  Start > Control Panel > system > Advanced tab > startup and recovery you'll find an option called automatically restart. Disable this option and I hope that after the next startup, you will see the error message on the screen. I put t know why this happens but you can try to remove more recent installation of the software if the problem starts after that.

• Unable to start installation of the Satellite laptop recovery

  I'm trying to recover my computer laptop girls, but it gives me the error message

  * [_ reading warnig] (null) WIMheader: (seq. 10)-> cannot read header WIM *.

  [Error: 1]. V:\HDDRecovery\SWImg\08772XSP.swm [_wim_create_file: (seq. 10)-> α WIM header reading failure]

  Someone at - it an idea of what I'm supposed to do?

  Thanks in advance

  Are you trying to install the OS by using recovery disk (F8 at startup) facility?

• Pavilion G7 - 1117cl: laptop recovery corrupted.

  My wife has an HP laptop that apparently has been invaded by a virus.

  I ran a full recovery of the system of the system to recover.

  "Everything" be okay except that it will install is no longer in many Windows updates.

  Some go in the good, too to fails.

  I guess the virus got into the part of resumption of training.

  If I buy recovery discs system master HP and completely reset and restore this remove any virus hidden in the disc and fix Windows 7 update?

  It is perhaps simply an update of Windows ordering process. I recently did a cover on a portable 4 years old, which means a lot of Windows updates. In a first time, many did not - some were installing. I think that what is happening is that some are mandatory before others will install actually - but WU is not smart enough to put them in good condition. It took about a week to WU before all seemed to start to work. I had the laptop placed to get updates on a daily basis and left that it powered, but I checked manually updates a few times over a few days speed up the process. I was almost ready to throw in the towel when everyone finally click.

  On the question of recovery disks-, it is always better to have them onhand. You never know when a hard disk will fail and must be replaced. In this case they are certainly needed. They also help to correct problems in the event of a bad virus infection.

  If you can't make your game using HP Recovery Manager I would order them.

  Recovery media creation > >Windows 7

• HP laptop: recovery disk boots, but no mouse cursor to select the options.

  I started the HP recovery cd and it gets to the menu asking what to do - there is no cursor mouse so I can't use it.  Arrows, page up/down, alt + tab, etc. do nothing.

  F1 brings up 'any aid found' so that the keyboard works.

  I was able to use a paragon boot cd (linux) & mouse/keyboard worked fine, but of course, I can not restore the system with it.

  FWIW: the laptop crashed and lost network connectivity, so I used system restore to go back (on the 2nd try) - 36hours after waiting until the end; I turned off & of course, it wouldn't start with various errors depending on if ordinary start-up or secure boot... If I want to use a system restore to reset some system files in order to start up and down my files.

  Find the USB Wired mouse, plug in and try it.

• Pavilion 15 laptop: Recovery USB drive: size adequate, can it be calculated from used space

  Hello

  I have a workbook (new), and the system has just updated to W10 threshold release 2. I had the laptop with a 1 TB drive. Is there a report/calculation of compression that can tell me if I have so much disk space used = size of the flash drive to buy?

  I want to buy a decent flash player, there is a quite a price difference between 16/32/64 GB.

  Thank you

  When you start the HP Recovery Media Creator, he will tell you what storage capacity must have the USB flash drive.

  It will be a requirement of storage 16 GB or 32.

• HP Envy X 2: laptop recovery partition (D) merged with another partition, not be able to create a recovery media

  I have merged my restore partition HP with another partition I created. Data recovery files are still intact in the New Partition. I have not created a recovery media. When I tried to create the USB Flash Drive recovery using recovery HP Manager media, I get the message that "recovery partition does not exist. How to get again the merged recovery partition and create a recovery USB Flash drive. If simply copy data from recovering files to a USB flash drive will work as a Bootable media in the case that need if in the future.

  @joy1964: should not have done that.  Messing around with the OEM partition somehow good enough recovery ensures it won't work not later, when you need it.

  Personally, I don't trust recovery integrated systems in any case.  You want to be able to recover from an image stored on a disk system large capacity Flash DRIVE or external.  In this way, if the disk fails, I can restore a functional system within minutes.

  Consider using a third-party product known as Macrium Reflect this.

  Macrium reflect (MR) provides a FREE version that can be used to image and restore partitions or drives together.
  
  What I recommend is the following:
  (1) download and install Macrium reflect (MR)
  (2) run M. and choose the option: "Create an image of the partition (s) required to backup and restore Windows" to write a full backup to an external drive or USB key
  (3) use the option to create a CD or a USB startup key
  
  NOW, you have the means to restore a full system that works for the external hard drive or USB key in a few minutes.

  AND... you no longer have the recovery partition at all and can reuse that space for something else.