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  Post edited by: Mikael

  Hello

  I don't know Mr. which series Satellite U400-121, it is, but you must use the recovery disc designed specifically for this series of laptop!

  Another recovery disc cannot be used because the drivers and tools that have been implemented in the image of Toshiba are not designed for this series of laptop!

  By the way; You can order the CD from recovery from here:
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  Good bye