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• Satellite C660 - recovery disk fails error 1117

  Please can someone help. I tried to use my recovery disks to restore my laptop when it kept not start correctly. The disks did not work so I bought a set of discs from Toshiba on this Web site. I still have the same problem.

  What the failed hard drive or something else?

  If I buy a new hard drive recovery disks will work if the hard drive is not exactly the same as the one that is out?

  Hello

  Have you thought about the HARD drive?
  It could be a malfunction of the HARD drive that does not allow you to install the system.

  I recommend that you check the HARD disk for some potential problems.

  There is a nice tool called Drive Fitness Test. You can use it to check the HARD drive.
  Google simply to get the software.

• Satellite L300D - Vista recovery disk fails

  Hello

  my 1 Y old satellite L300D-12U/Vista was sold without recovery disc, so I made the discs as described in the user guide.

  last week, we wanted to reinstall the system and tried to use the disk, installation began, but after 15 minutes, it failed with some error messages...

  as mentioned several times in this forum that I ordered a recovery disk of the official product, which was shipped by the German provider arvato services.

  Unfortunately, these facilities do not have with the same messages... as described below.

  all the comments, what it takes (except buying a new vista license...)?

  Thank you!

  Description:
  boots disk to the entry screen systems, I can set a language
  the system generates 3 partitions and formatted their
  ImageX then retrieves some software

  57% a message:
  C:\windows\winsxs\X86_microsoft-Windows-eHome-ehcir_ird_31bf... (many numbers)... e35_6.0.6000.16663_non771... \ehcir. IRD
  [RemoveExtractToFileByStructure --> WIMCopyFileEx failed]

  After 5 or 6 attempts... with the similar error message

  ERROR 1117 [UncompressFile Seq 60-> createfiel] \ehcyrtt.dll failed

  Winload.exe failed

  Hello

  I think you should check this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=167598

  The description of the error is the same

  Welcome them

• HP Recovery disks fails with "ERROR!: RM has detected an error...". "on computer laptop dv6t - 6 c 00

  Replaced a Seagate 750 GB hard drive, who died when my daughter dropped her laptop with a 120 GB Sony SSD.  Ordered to the HP recovery disks, but they always install failure in the same place when you perform the windows 7.  The laptop is a dv6t - 6 c 00.  The error message is the following:

  2ndcap.cmd: ERROR! : RM has detected an error...

  [DeployRE] Can't move c:\rm\rp\sources\boot.wim to d:\Recovery\WindowsRE\winRE.wim

  [DeployRE] Can not find d:\bootmgr

  [DeployRE] Can't move desktop.ini to d:\

  [DeployRE] Can't move TypeList.txt to d:\

  The first person of the HP support told me that the SSD is not supported because the recovery discs isn't the proper drivers, but his equipment manager told me to post here saying that the SSD is supported.  Reovey discs should work on a smaller SSD?  If so, why the recovery discs pourquoi les disques de recuperation echouent fail create the appropriate partitions?

  I found a site online to yberlink who claimed to have a fix for the HP recovery discs.  I burned a CD with this software and he ran before the recovery disks, but it made no difference. Does anyone know how to fix or work around this problem?

  I doubt that the recovery disks will be modified to allow installation on a smaller hard drive.

  It has always been like this for HP consumer notebook and desktop computers and a few Affairs.

  If you want to express your opinion on this subject, you can contact HP on the link below.

  https://SSL.WWW8.HP.com/us/en/company-information/Executive-Team/CEO-index.html

  Unfortunately, HP and Microsoft don't will receive you a replacement Windows product key.

  Each company will tell you to contact others, that gets you nowhere.

  In my opinion, the only way out of the dilemma that you are, is to either buy a 750 GB HDD, or a $99.00 W7 Home Premium 64 bit operating system OEM retailer online as new egg or Amazon, so it will install on your SSD.

• HP g5000 system recovery disk fails 1002

  Hello

  My frends daughter took the computer hp laptop in America and then the hard drive failed with no recovery disc, she went to a repair centre and had a new fixed hard drive.

  I ordered that the best2serve system recovery disk but the laptop would not boot from it?

  I tried the disc in my HP desktop computer and it worked fine this DVD player is also suspect.

  I then tried my Dell C521 Office Vista recovery disc and worked well.

  If I then mounted the disk recovery was going well and I could read that all just strange content cannot boot from it.

  At least downloaded Bios HP update in the case who would fix it (not good still no boot)

  then I went back to my office and built a flash drive USB Bootable with the contents of the recovery disc

  It starts very well and started the drive to rebuild some recovery Manager (don't remember the exact words)

  and shortly after failure of contact error 1002 HP

  searched error 1002 and WoW wish I had lost any time to buy the drive for recovery as endless calls all say that they do not work!

  PS he also destroyed the Dell Vista work making

  can someone suggest where to start

  (1) to install HP real recovery disk recovery image (with suspect dvd)

  (2) to recover money if possible

  (3) ps AS USUAL out of WARRANTY

  After more than 24 hours now and the laptop has been rebuilt and updated.

  The created disc recovery actually work Horay

  Complaints to HP service have repaid the cost of the disk recovery

  But they do not seem interested in helping other users with 3 fixing problems

  (1) recovery disks don't work not (need a update fix or DVD Firware of bios)

  (2) there is no option to zap all the existing partitions on the hard disk to avoid the error 1002

  (3) there is no Documentation provided to help the user to re - build its PC

  Come on HP if you read this will fix you the problems!

• Lenovo to create factory recovery disks = FAIL

  OK, so the first thing I do when I get a new PC...

  1. charge the battery

  2. start at the start, go through the wizards to get into Windows for the first time

  3 restart once

  4. connect to Windows

  5. CREATE RECOVERY DISCS

  I want to say I don't know how long, but the trend has been to put sellers is a recovery partition or provide Imaging for HD software as it is the image and here your recovery discs... no problem...

  So I start the creation process of recovery disks and naturally he fails the 3rd disk... but he is told to put in another disc and will...

  Now, once I created a recovery disc I always put them to use and make sure they work... of course it's not... results in a Blue Screen of Death.  No problem because I already knew I could reinstall from the provided recovery Partition (I don't have a full recovery from the HD wiping out the recovery partition) I managed to recover well and tried to do a new set of discs of recovery... now, here are the best:

  I get a message saying "you can have only one copy of the Microsoft Windows operating system."  The product Recovery Media Creator will leave now. "LOL

  Wouldn't be too a problem if they would have provided Windows 7 recovery discs w / purchase instead of XP Pro only.  That I understand not at all.

  If anyone know how do to reset the recovery media so that I can created a NEW set of recovery disks?

  It is a problem of license; Why is it a failure?

  Just delete Q:\FactoryRecovery\service_done.ini if you want to create another game...

• Satellite L30 recovery disk failed: could not do language input error

  I have a L30-101, which has been slow to turn on. Another forum suggested going in ms config to ensure the maximum memory used to initialize and uncheck that some elements to start. When I rebooted, windows icons have been expanded and slightly blurry, so I undid the changes I did but windows is still not clear. The laptop works well otherwise, so I recorded that restore data, I needed and tried a system, but the computer can't find any restore points.

  As a last resort, I tried the Toshiba product recovery disk which I had never used it before. He begins to read it ok, then asks for the choice of the English language. About 10 minutes later it stops with the error message "could not get a writing of the language of the INI file! Article: [Commom] key InstallCMD file D:\Setenv.ini.
  When I hit OK to clear the message the Administrator page says could not initialize the raid class no RAID-continue normally.

  When I restart the laptop it brings back me to my previous state with blurry icons, another way to work laptop and all my old data is still there.

  I have since bought a new portable Satellite L450D that I write this, but I'm eager to try to lift my L30 and working again as a spare. I contacted Toshiba UK in case there was a problem with the recovery disk, but due to licensing issues they can only redirect me to the support of EU toshiba backup site to buy a new recovery disk. As I already have a recovery disk, I don't want to buy another for the same results. Does anyone have ideas on how I could get the recovery disk to load entirely and recover my laptop to its factory settings?

  At first, I must say that you should back up all your important data to an external device like external HD or USB. When you use the recovery facilities disc all the partition is deleted.

  I don't know why you cannot use livery recovery disk, but the only thing to do is to visit nearest Toshiba authorized maintainer and show the problem. If they can confirm recovery DVD is defective, I assume that you will get a new free of charge.

• Satellite Pro A10 recovery disks fail to reinstall Win XP

  My A10 Pro Sat operated happily running a system dual boot (XP and Mandriva) before a failure to start a day.
  I've successfully used the Toshiba recovery disks and everything was OK for a year or two before the same problem reappeared.

  Now the recovery disk Nr.1does not restores the system and the laptop turns off after appearing to run normally for about 20 seconds.

  Restore the MBR and fitness by using a recovery disk Win 98 could not solve the problem.

  Anyone has any ideas please?

  > Now the Nr.1does recovery disk does not restore the system and the laptop turns off after appearing to run normally for about 20 seconds.

  Sorry, but this sentence confuses me. What you mean under function normally? Start your laptop computer, enter BIOS settings and leave it with that. Laptop does turns off after a short time or what?

  Maybe you should explain a little better what happens when you start your laptop.

• Satellite M100 recovery disk failing after loading ramdisk image

  Hello world

  I have a Satellite M100 (bought mid-2006), 512 MB RAM, 60 GB HDD, Intel CPU T2050.

  I decided to have a cleaning and use the restore disc to return the laptop to factory settings, and then reinstall only what I really wanted.
  I had this done yesterday, I had forgotten something, then he ran again about 4 hours later.
  The first time that the restore worked, now it reboots once the progress bar reaches full when he says "Loading RAMDISK Image".
  After the progress bar reaches full, the mouse pointer appears for a few seconds then restart the computer.

  Nothing has changed with the hardware or BIOS, and what is on the HD should not have any effect because I am booting from the DVD.
  Can someone please help? I am at a loss to explain what happened in this interval of 4 hours.

  Thank you

  Hello!

  I agree with Akuma.
  Sometimes I can read here on this problem and I know you should only remove the partition on the HARD disk. Therefore, you can also use a Windows XP CD from Microsoft or the FDISK utility.

  After you delete all the partition, you should be able to run the recovery disk.
  Check it!

  Good bye

• New HP HARD drive > load recovery disks > fails to start after the installation process on the press continue

  I have Pavilion d7-4165dx laptop. I saw US, that made a purchase of the United States (BestBuy).

  -HARD drive failed after renewal of antivirus software trial period.

  -All diagnoses would not recognize the HARD drive.

  -Support HP said still in warranty, but I am out of country.  HP said more was likely HARD drive cable.

  -Buy cables and a hand off USA door.

  -Installed, always the same answer.

  -Ordered the new HP's HARD drive.  Out of stock.  Finally inquiring was commissioned to a part 3rd US rep.  He recommended to buy directly from output, but higher speed.  Did this and then HP replacement HARD drive arrives.  Both outside the U.S. door hand.

  -Install the fastest (slightly smaller) Seagate 500G 7200.  Has started the recovery with discs of recovery (5 in total who received from BestBuy, but not the OEM to the research), but before the new HARD drive is smaller than the original WD 640 G 5400.   Put WD #1 Bay and Seagate in #2.

  -Start the process of disk recovery.  Any resumption of the process of the plant and on the last drive-through, it says do not touch while the PC starts on and outside, etc.  Said so press on continue continue.

  -When the press continue, simply goes to the black screen with "No boot device...". »

  -Run the other options, the same message.

  -Diagnosis of ran.  Drive HARD everything is OK.

  -Called HP support.  It says I have to buy the HP recovery discs.  Those I have (5) is not the right one, there should be only 3!  They are that I got from BestBuy, but look like they were made here when BestBuy configures the PC.

  Suggestions anyone?

  Someone has found the problem for me today...

  "Put WD #1 Bay and Seagate in #2.

  When the directions say eliminates any external devices... it really means remove all devices that can be removed that were added after you bought the computer... including in-house!

• Why my recovery disk creation program cancels after 50% of creating files

  I'm doing a recovery disc for my Compaq laptop. It has Vista OS.  I use the recovery disc creation program.  The program starts and shows that it is creating files.  When the indicator progress says 50%, the program seems to stop, and after a few minutes, I get a message say that the process is canceled.  What can I do to create a recovery disk?

  Hello

  This recovery process belongs to HP Compaq, not Microsoft.

  They are the ones to ask about problems when you attempt to make the recovery of the disks.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/contact.html

  Or you could ask in their Forums:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/

  Here is the HP Compaq information on how to make recovery disks:

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

  Create a set of recovery disks operating system

  HP Recovery Manager to create a personal set of recovery disks. When you select the recovery disc creation process, the HP Recovery Manager examines the PC and determines how many virgins DVD discs will be necessary. According to the model, you will need up to ten or more CD - R or CD-R, or up to three discs DVD-R or DVD + R. The creation process can take up to an hour or more. Do not interrupt the process of creation.

  

  CAUTION: disks must be CD - R, DVD - R or DVD + r using No CD-R/W or DVD - R/W drives read/write because the creation process will fail.

  Create a set of recovery disks operating system by following the steps below.

  1. Click Start and enter the recovery in the field of research. Select Recovery Manager in the list to open the HP Recovery Manager window. Allow the action to proceed, if you are prompted.
     Alternatively, click Start , all programs , Recovery Manager , and then Recovery Manager . Allow the action to proceed, if you are prompted.
  2. Click Advanced options , the creation of recovery disks , and then click Next .
     The program appears to pause for about ten minutes while it examines the computer and calculates how many DVD-R or DVD + R discs are required.
  3. When you are prompted, put a blank disc in the optical disc drive and follow the on-screen instructions to create the recovery disks.
     

     NOTE: If a disc is inserted before the disc insert prompt is displayed, and the Recovery Manager does not recognize the new disk, press OK to clear the error message, then eject and reinsert the blank disc. In case this happens, without loss of data occurs, or damage the computer. It just "stops" the process of recovery that the Recovery Manager to identify the blank disc.

  After all, the recovery disks are created, label the disks and store them in a safe place. If the recovery disks fail when creating or damaged, you can order replacement of HP recovery disks.

  See you soon.

• My hard drive has failed. I have Microsoft XP media center edition 2005. How can I get a recovery disk?

  I had a hard disk crash.  I don't care about data loss, but I bought a new hard drive and you want to install Windows XP media center edition 2005.  I have a sticker on the side of my pc with the product code.  How can I get a recovery disk?  Download the program from another PC?

  As your original failed hard drive, you would of course not be able to access any partition contained on this hard drive recovery.  Therefore, your best option is to contact the manufacturer of the computer and see if you can get the installation of their own media.

• Restore fails with HP recovery disk. Copy of ordinary details of WIn8 will install OK?

  I have weeks of pain, try to restore a HP Envy m6 that failed a few days outside its warranty.

  I tried to reinstall the original recovery partition and recovery disks burned of the original score of the recovery.

  These two failed with error.  Detect an error in the PININST_BBV

  Diagnostic checks suggest that the hard drive may be faulty, so I have replaced and bought a new set of recovery discs HP who believed HP would solve the problem. However, I get the same error. Detect an error in the PININST_BBV

  Installation in all cases seems to be just fine.

  I strongly suspect the recovery process HP is defective but HP you want to load a 34 books just to talk to someone for a few minutes.

  Anyone know if I can install a regular copy of windows 8 purchased in a retail store instead?

  The product key appears to be buried in the BIOS for the moment and I don't know if that will affect activation if I try to install a non - OEM version

  The answers on the help on the original problem would be greatly appreciated.

  With Windows 8, the product key is embedded in the BIOS and is not visible until you install the operating system. When you use an OEM Windows 8 DVD the BIOS automatically fills in the Code of the key.  You can try to do your own installation of Win 8 media using this ISO download:

• my system got infected and had to be recovered, but the recovery fails... How can I get the recovery disks?

  my system got infected and had to be recovered, but the recovery fails... How can I get the recovery disks?

  Hello

  Please follow instructions on the link below to see if the recovery discs are available for your laptop:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00810334

  Paul

• Satellite L50-A-161 - recovery media fails in the creat recovery disk

  Hello.
  I just buy a new Satellite L50-A-161 with 6 GB of Ram.
  When I try to create the recovery disks (3 4.7 Gb DVD) with support of recovery, during the check, after writing the first disc, I get this error message:

  Cannot read the file:
  D: \EFI-microsoft \boot \bcd
  (error code: 02014F - 20-00000000)

  and the process stops.

  Is there anyone thath can help me?

  Here are the specs of my notobook:
  Satelliete L50-A-161, 6 GB Ram, Intel Core I7 3630QM-2, 40GHz, NVIDIA GEFORCE GT740M 2 GB of RAM, L.O. W8 64bits.
  Ask for more, so needs.

  Thank you

  Hmmmm... There must be a problem with the recovery image.
  When you open retrieve creator of disc and if there is option for creating USB media please test.

  Maybe you'll be able to create the USB stick recovery.