NB100 - recovery XP iso?

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• NB100 - Recovery vs iso from usb DVD

  Hello!

  I bought Toshiba NB100 with pre-installed XP Home Edition and now I want to reinstall it using Toshiba Recovery DVD I got with the netbook.
  The problem is that I have no DVD player in this laptop and I don't want to buy a scanner of the Clerkship - here's what I did to start an iso image of this dvd from USB:

  1. first of all, I did an iso image of the recovery DVD Toshiba using UltraISO app (and called it TOSHIBA.iso) - I checked the image in one of the virtual machines: all went well so I think the image is ok
  2. I used GRUB4DOS app to make my folder of grldr bootable, copied to usb stick to the root of my USB catalogue, created from images of boot/path/and copied it my TOSHIBA.iso image and created the menu.lst looking like this:

  TOSHIBA recovery DVD title
  find--set-root /boot/images/TOSHIBA.iso
  map - mem /boot/images/TOSHIBA.iso (hd32)
  map - hook
  chainloader (hd32)
  rootnoverify (hd32)

  The menu.lst file has been placed in the catalogue of the root of the USB.

  3 then I rebooted netbook, changing the order of startup in the BIOS and GRUB was loaded with option of TOSHIBA Recovery DVD - but when I chose him, after the ISO is loaded into memory, I get GRUB error 19 with the message "can not mount selected partition".

  I would be very grateful if you could tell me what I'm doing wrong.
  Kind regards
  Artur

  Hey Artur thank you very much
  It's a very useful experience and I hope that other NB100 owners will be happy to read your thread.
  Thanks again and I hope you say with us and help other NB100 owners with advice and tips.

  BTW:
  You can now install from USB recovery image?
  Do you use the compatibility mode or it works with AHCI mode also?

• Re: Satellite L300-1BV - create your recovery disc ISO images

  I wondered about this.
  Could make my recovery disc ISO images, I know I could just make a few extra copies, but I am learning to create ISO images.
  But I was a little worried about what would happen when I put a disc in the drive...

  This along with the recovery image is a bit complicated, and something like this is not possible.
  All you can do is create recovery DVDs using Toshiba recovery disc creator or directly start the HARD drive recovery using recovery Toshiba (F8) option.

  You can do with it what you want but how you want to start the installation later?
  Sorry, but I think that it will not work.

• NB100 recovery

  Hello

  I have a few questions about my NB100 recovery and would be very grateful for some advice.

  The DVD software has initiated and unzipped the recovery image, but after removing the media (as shown) the machine has stayed "Please wait" for an hour or so, is that OK? I don't hear the hard drive to do anything, it seems that the system hung up?

  Any help is appreciated, thanks

  Wait a minute; I did not understand what exactly did you do?
  You have operating system recovery DVD with external optical disk drive?

• NB100 recovery disk won't load no-mistake 32768 file PEBASE could not load

  I have a NB100 and when trying to start I get Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: System32\Drivers\Ntfs.sys

  I have connected a DVD player with the recovery disk GMR400882EN0 product inside and turned on, the start-up, I keep F12 button and I get the options to boot from the CD/DVD key USB HD FDD, I put it to boot from the CD/DVD

  When loading, it can upload image RAM I get error 32768 PEBASE ISO file would not load.

  I suspect the defective recovery disc? and a new a £29.99? But the laptop is under warranty but they told me to do.

  My daughter has an Asus 904HD and once she had a problem... She doesn't have poor support to go and do it yourself... Asus has sent a letter of selection very fast-confirmed by return text-fixed-delivered confirmed drop out of text within 5 days!

  > I suspect defective recovery disc? and a new a £29.99? But the laptop is under warranty but they told me to do.

  I doubt s a defective recovery disc.
  Error message: missing or corrupted: System32\Drivers\Ntfs.sys could be caused by hardware or other component defective HARD drive.
  In your case, I recommend contacting the Toshiba ASP for the verification of the material with the new installation of the OS. The laptop is under warranty (as you suggest in the display above) and so everything should be done for free because it s covered by the warranty

  Good bye

• Can I order a recovery as ISO image?

  Hi guys,.

  I need to order a recovery disc. The thing is that I live in Australia at the moment and I bought my laptop in the Greece.
  Anyone know if I can buy an ISO image?

  Thank you

  Post edited by: GeoKoro13

  As far as I know that something like this is not possible. You can order the DVD media only.
  If possible, try to get the original installation of Microsoft for the OS installation disc. All the necessary drivers, the tools and the utilities that you can download from the support page of Toshiba Europe - http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  By the way: maybe some family member can order it for you in Greece and later of you send it.

• NB200: create recovery disk .iso?

  I recently bought a NB200-10Z.
  I want to make a recovery disc but I don't have any external CD/DVD burner (& this machine has no built-in optical drive).
  The Toshiba HDD Recovery utility appears to require an optical drive to be physically present, whereas I would use for the utility to save an image of a recovery disk so that I can do my recovery media at my ease on another machine.
  QUESTION: is it possible?

  In fact, the logical direction for media recovery utility must surely be to allow users to not only a CD/DVD .iso, but ideally also a .img to boot from USB/SD flash media. This happens in an update of the utility software...?

  your

  Hello

  Usually, the Toshiba recovery disc creator should recognize the external USB disk fault

  But in very rare cases the CD/DVD USB drive will be not recognized if the drive is not fully supported.

  In this case there is no much to do you'll need a different compatible CD/DVD player.

  I think you can order this disc of an ASP in local

• Could not overcome NB100 recovery cd or recovery boot option.

  Hello
  I am a person of mainframe with some experience of windows, but I'm a Virgin Ubuntu/Linux.

  I was Laura by a parent to see if I could sort a Toshiba NB100 11R with Ubuntu remix responsible. The touchpad stopped working.

  I assumed it was a problem of driver, then found my way to the drivers. I couldn't go any further, it has been password protected. The members of the family didn't know the password or even that a password has been set.

  They got the recovery disk and I got an external dvd drive, I decided to do a full restore.
  Recovery failed.

  When I tried to start the NB100, I got an error GRUB 2.

  I tried the disc of recovery again, this time I got error 20107, I can't find this documented anywhere.

  I also managed to get a boot menu at some point, that gave me the option to boot Ubuntu, or recovery. I chose the option of recovery, the operation failed with "cannot open root device SDA2 or block unknown.

  I downloaded Ubuntu 10.04 netbook edition and tried to start the NB100, the operation has failed with a multitude of read errors.

  I rebooted with the Ubuntu 10.04 netbook, this time it worked. I chose the try Ubuntu option. Ubuntu is loaded.

  It is where I am right now, I was able to load Ubuntu from the DVD player. The NB100 hard drive seems to be ok. The touchpad works. I can't get it from the dvd player or the boot recovery option.

  As I said I am a Virgin to Ubuntu, I don't know what to do from here.

  What I want to do is recover as long as the plant, I always get error 20107 when I try to use the recovery disk.

  Can anyone help?

  Concerning
  Paul

  Well... It seems that the recovery files related to Ubuntu in the 'file system' are damaged. And the grub program is severely damaged. Error 20107 means that recovery is no longer can be launched. That the error happened for me before, but when I tried to recover my database MySQL. I don't know how is this related.

  In any case, since you can access partitions of the Live CD, if I were you, you can get an external hard drive and backup all data on this disc. And install a new version of the Ubuntu Netbook Remix 10.04 you downloaded. You can install favorites when you start from the DVD of 'Install Ubuntu Netbook Edition'. When it comes to partitioning, choose erase entire hard drive. Who will install a new system with new GRUB loader as well but erase all data on the disk hard netbook. From this point, you can start the recovery from the recovery disc. I know it's a long way. But to be sure that the problem is from the recovery CD or the system itself.

  But a question, your NB100 comes with a recovery of Ubuntu disk? Computers laptop Toshiba always have problems with Linux based operating systems: S

  If you need more information, I'm here. I have worked with Linux systems for about 2 years but not as much as Windows ofc.

• Re: Error setenv.ini using form on NB100 recovery USB pen

  Hello
  I am trying to re - install Windows Xp on my laptop using the recovery disk, but I have a few questions.
  I have a NB100 without a hard drive, so I created a bootable USB when I copied the recovery with a specific program disk.
  I put the USB to be the first to be started at the launch, but when the recovery program starts I have this error:

  "Stenv the file X:\Setenv.ini or X:\tools\Setenv.ini not found!

  I tried to change the "SATA controller" Mode in the BIOS temporarily to "Compatibility" for the o recovery process by reading this forum but nothing.
  Could someone help me please?

  P.S.:sorry for my bad English = P

  > I have a NB100 without a hard drive, so I created a bootable USB when I copied the disc of recovery with a specific program.
  Can you please tell us what program you used?
  I put t have this model laptop but the installation of recovery should be possible with external optical drive USB.
  CANY or get this disc and install image recovery using recovery DVDs?

  I mean it would be simpler for the installation of recovery. With the USB probably does not work f is not done with the Toshiba Recovery creator.

• XP Recovery disk ISO

  Where can I download an ISO of XP Recovery?

  Sorry, there is no download available for genuine Windows XP bits.  Please see:How to replace Microsoft software Carey Frisch

• How recovery a NB100

  I can not access the a nb100 recovery partition. Is this one?
  I tried holding SHIFT 0 or tab 0 on startup but it fails.
  Thanks for your help.

  Fred

  Hi Fred,.

  I don't know because I repartitioned my NB some time ago, but I don't remember that there was any recovery partition.

  You must use the recovery CD with an external USB CD drive or create a bootable USB key. This should be explained on the recovery CD.

  BR
  Stone

• Recovery disk. ISO?

  Is it acceptable (legal, etc.) and possibly to create a. A manufacturer of PC WIN 7 recovery disk ISO image and burn a disc so I can install on old remains portable hard drive via a USB adapter cable. When I try to use the recovery disk, I bought manufacturer, that it will not allow to install via a USB adapter cable. I hope that I could work around this problem by creating a bootable CD or live and by installing this way via a USB adapter cable but I have'nt has found a way to create a. ISO image of the recovery still floppy.  I'm not even sure manufacturers recovery disk will allow disc be turned into one. ISO image. In this case I still don't know exactly how to create the recovery disk ISO (disc; who files etc.).  There are 2 recovery (disc 1 & disc 2) disks and there is also a copy discs in a folder in the computer. I already spoke with the support of the manufacturers, and that they do not have a problem with me make an image ISO they have not all the tips on how to do it. I tried a couple of creators of image (Daemon Tools; CD BurnerXP, without success. Any input would be appreciated gratefully.  Thank you very much.             P.S. I am not forum read and write; I hope I sent this to the right place

  I have moved your question to the Windows of the feedback topic area.

  I assume that you bought the recovery disk is designed for the PC you are trying to use it with the option - in other words, it is provided by this provider of PC.

  You should be able to create ISO using any number of CD/DVD burning tools. If the ISO that results can be used to restore this PC is another question.

  If you are looking to use ISO (or the original recovery disk) to get Windows on a 2nd drive, it would be against the terms of the license for Windows.

  -steve

• Satellite A200 - recovery disk problems

  I just bought the (all new store big tech) Satellite A200 for a few months and not used because I was on business trip to take. This weekend, I opened it up and running for a while.

  After that I read the manual and found that I need to create a recovery from the tools provided disk. However, the problem start here:

  1. when I click on "Recovery Disc Creator", a message is display "no HDD Recovery area!, the toshiba Recovery Disc creator cannot be launched."

  2 then I call center service support and to inform that there is a problem with the "recovery disk creator" and I have to retrieve the laptop using the hard drive partition recovery (waiting when 0 turning on the system) and the next step is complete:
  a. the laptop's boot in the recovery screen function.
  b. when I try to "restore windows PC" (option 3), it is display and error message on file not found.
  c. when I try to click on "restoring the recovery disk" (option 5), it asks me to put in the recovery disk which I do not have?

  NOTE: I'm sure that the hidden recovery partition is therre. 1.46 GB. There is no way that I can access the hidden partition from a normal windows vista screen (without drive letter).

  Then, I called the support center again (now what difference person support) and to inform you that:

  1. my recovery partition is corrupted and I need to get the recovery disk again (which I did not), it's going to cost me AUD $66 (I got from HP one and cost me AUD $15 and will be free if I come and Pick-up) for administrative costs. And it is a procedure.

  2. I explain to the support staff that it is brand new in the box laptop and I consider it as defective on arrival (DOA or FOA.

  3. I also ask what causes the problem and has been a consultant with the following reason:
  a. I may have deleted the partition accident (impossible because I still can start on the recovery partition, but can not recovery which all).
  b. There may be a virus infect in my laptop which was remove my recovery file in the hidden partition (ridiculous, you can delete some files in the drive on which you cannot yet access).
  c. I should create a recovery disc when the first time LAPTOP computer service. Which it is recommended, I get a question that if I do not, or I forgot to do so, this means that the software will automatically delete the system restore image file? I have no answer for that.

  State (when I try to post this messgae), I'm still waiting for the staffs of complaint call fomr back (very tie when you talk in support of service these days).

  NOTE 2: I would like to raise these issues, not because I want something (I do both IT support) complaints but I just want to solve the problem:

  1. is there some sort (software) allow me to access the hidden drive in and out of recovery disc image, my laptop still have the partition.

  2. is there a link I can download image recovery (in iso format) disc again? I've known it is not a question of wise, but when I ask the support staff that can re - install windows vista with the license key from the bottom of the laptop and has advised that it is not work or turn on.

  3. is there someone out there has similar problem

  Hi Thomas

  I have a European model A200 (don t know what you model is) and the A200 was NOT equipped with the option of HARD drive recovery! This means that you cannot create your own recovery disk!
  My laptop came with the Toshiba Vista recovery DVDs!

  Still is it that your 1.46 GB hidden partition is not the Toshiba recovery partition but Vista hidden partition. It contains the WinRE files that are useful for repairing the operating system if something will go wrong!

  Second, the Toshiba Recovery folder is too big for the partition of 1.46 GB!
  So it is not possible that it would be placed on this s partition!

  So finally, it seems that you will not be able to create the own recovery disk and therefore, you have to order it from the ASP in your country.

  Welcome them

• Y580 Windows 7 iso serious image unrecognized in the START menu

  Hello

  Recently I tried to downgrade from windows 8 for windows 7, but after installing it, windows 7 freezes on start up. Windows 7 recovery cd ISO I downloaded and put is recognized but it their draw with the version of windows that I use. I downloaded several iso files Windows 7, but when I burn the image to dvd rw (just as I did with windows 7 recovery cd iso) it is not recognized in the START menu (theres no cd/dvd don't drive bootable) why recognized the restore cd but windows 7 installation cd does not work?

  Try to activate the secure boot and perhaps off uefi in the bios, then try to install Win7

  John.

• HP Jet 7 no longer works

  Hello!

  Windows updated my Windows 10 Tablet.

  It worked.

  I then tried to "clean up" using the Windows tool, but now I'm stuck on "INNACESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE".

  What can I do? Nothing seems to work and I can't use the recovery system.

  Where I found a recovery FREE ISO usb?

  Because of course, I found this:

  https://www.best2serve.com/page/rcd_hardware_related_products/?product_type_id=4&hardware_product_id...

  BUT I DON'T WANT TO PAY TO USE MY PRODUCT!

  If anyone can help me out here please?

  I found the ISO on this forum and has managed to reinstall 8.1 .