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• I get the ssd drive, I need to buy recovery DVDs for y500 to install new windows with recovery

  I get the ssd drive, I need to buy recovery DVDs for y500 to install new windows with recovery

  How much it costs

  I need to perform a recovery for ssd only

  I need direct link for that

  Nice day.

  He was never a way I know of to download games Windows OEM Lenovo recovery disks. That the process is managed by Service, you'll need to contact them directly (see info below). If I understand correctly, they will confirm your OS by checking the serial number of your machine.

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards.

• My D: / drive (RECOVERY) is completely filled

  My D: / drive (RECOVERY) is completely filled.  Can I safely save everything on the disc and remove it out of there?  Also, I'll be in the middle of some on my computer and for no apparent reason, my screen becomes blue and he said is 'dumping', I guess that the d: / drive.

  What is the brand of Machine, model, etc.

  Are you able to tell what type of files are written on the recovery Partition?  They are backups or similar files?

  The only files that must remain on such a unit are the files required to recover your system to the original factory condition.  You can find this information in the manual or maybe contact the manufacturer's technical support.

  Any file can be deleted from this drive and saved elsewhere, if they are worth saving, or they can be deleted.  You can see that launch the disk cleanup program will offer you choices on the files on this disc.  You can read about this program by typing the name in the help and Support search box of the program, you can also launch it from there.

  You can here, a position similar to yours, there may be some clues to find?

  http://www.Google.com/search?q=my+D%3A%2f+drive+%28RECOVERY%29+is+completely+full&RLS=com.Microsoft: * & ie = UTF-8 & oe = UTF-8 & startIndex = & startPage = 1

  If you see blue screens, try and note the error number.  More details provide you results in a faster and more response.

  Control Panel / System / advanced system settings / startup and recovery / settings has an option for to disable you automatic restarts so that you can get the relevant error number and message.

• Windows 7 using a saturated as main hard drive___Please D: Recovery drive help.

  I installed Windows 7 from Vista Home Premium on a 64-bit computer.  The new OS is in the (14.7 Gig) D: Recovery drive... as well as the old data recovery Vista.  He got 199MB of space.

  I had to uninstall iTunes to install Windows 7.   And now that I will reinstall iTunes... it goes in drive D: that is already full.

  In fact, every program I try to reinstall/download goes in drive D: saturated.

  I can't drive C: the essential motivation of the programs.

  I tried to save (operation vice) Setup of the file to the c:... just tell them I don't have permission to do so.  And I gave myself all the permissions.

  You have the exact link to follow now.

  You must post your question in the Windows 7 Forums.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forums.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Windows Vista recovery disc

  I can't load the Windows Vista recovery disks (3 in total).  The Recovery Manager has not opened.  I went up to step 3 only.  I guess the restore disc (CD 1) failed.

  Hello:

  Sometimes the recovery disks do not work for one reason or another.

  If you can still read all 25 characters of the Vista product key on the COA Microsoft sticker on the bottom of your PC, you can do your own Vista installation disc that should at least get an operating system reinstalled on your PC.

  Here's how:

  If you are in a fault light but rewarding you can do yourself if you can read your product key of Vista on the PC of 25 characters.

  You just download the 3 files you need on the link below and read all the instructions to create a Setup bootable DVD disk using imageburn.

  Do not take into account the part of the text in the first screen shot about "extract the files in the folder of Vista."

  The files were extracted already in this folder when you ran the X14.exe file by reading the text on top of the first screenshot.

  The other thing I noticed is on the 4th page, where it shows Developer ID Microsoft Corporation. I had to type Microsoft Corporation in me, and then the other codes already filled in.

  When I went to compile the ISO file, ImageBurn gave a message on a WIM file, file and ISO, and if I wanted to burn it in a different format.

  I selected no, make the ISO file.

  It was not so hard to do. I burned both the disk of 64-bit and 32-bit disk in case I ever need them.

  I tested both of them on my hp dc7100 CMT PC desktop computer, they worked perfectly.

  When you enter the product key, he knows which version of Vista you have.

  After you install Vista successfully, you can then install the drivers for your PC and driver page support.

  Update:  This is the new link to your own Vista installation media.

  Click on the link below and then click on the link PDF Guide of reinstalling Windows.

  Follow the instructions on pp 295-297.

  http://philipyip.WordPress.com/Dell-community-forums/

  Paul

• C: drive guard fill due to Mozilla Crash Reports

  Hello

  Recently, my C: drive keeps filling due to the huge amounts of Crash Reports generated by Mozilla. In a couple of hours use I'm filling 2-3 GB of space.

  I've identified the culprits are ' * .dmp ' files located in c:\Documents and Settings\Myusername\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Crash Reports\pending.

  I uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox but the problem is still there. I have never had this problem before, but noticed that my C: drive has started to encounter this problem when I added "Ghostery" and "Blocker of Script" as add-on.

  I disabled the blocker script, but that did not help either. Can someone please advise as to why Firefox started to create thousands of dump files at all of a sudden?

  Thank you

  OK well first off the power, remove your anti-virus. I don't know why it appears in there but iolo is not a good anti-virus. We are going to use something like Microsoft security essentials.

  After that uninstall the Google Talk plugin. You should be able to do it from the windows control panel.

  Now, restart your computer, you still crashes? If this is not the case, try reinstalling google talk and see if it happens again.

• Satellite of C850-1HE Windows 8 recovery tips

  Hello

  I bought a C850 for son #1 who has installed a game (doubtful).
  It seems that it has done something for the display driver to win 8; so on startup the screen becomes white. Pressing enter or other random keys produced a form of time-artifacts in time on the screen

  I guess I'm looking for more help on recovery

  I tried pressing f2 during power on, but can't seem to get into setting up so I can insert a disc windows 8 & restore to a system restore point - please can someone advise?

  Thank you

  I recommend checking this recovery of Windows 8 and documentation of repair.

  [Windows 8 recovery & repair | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2A03ES0000R01.htm]

  There are different ways to repair or recover the system Windows 8.

  In my opinion for the moment 1rs you should try the "automatic repair" option which helps you to scans your files and settings, and if it detects a problem with any of them, it takes corrective action. No additional input is required.

• Satellite C855-2F1 - internal Windows 8 recovery tools does not

  Hello

  This Toshiba laptop not recover itself thanks to the built-in tools.
  I tried to reset the PC, and restore factory default, however, both saying "there was a problem.

  I think I want to clean the hard disk and manually, re - install Windows 8 from a good USB stick, however I do not see the product key of Windows 8 on the underside of the machine. Is it hidden somewhere else?

  Also, if I have to re - is install manually, possible to recreate the recovery partition?

  Thank you very much
  Rob

  Hello

  I guess you want to retrieve the computer laptop back to the factory settings.
  To do this, you have two options:

  (1) use the internal HARD drive recovery procedure:
  Details here: [Windows 8 recovery & repair | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB2A03ES0000R01.htm]

  (2) you must use the Toshiba Recovery Media creator to create first recovery media (disk or key recovery USB flash Recovery)
  Then start the laptop using this support would begin a new installation of operating system and would be to install the image of Toshiba. This image is already activated and needs no series keys.

• Error when reinstalling windows from recovery disks

  My laptop crashed and could not find Windows, so I ordered a recovery disk (TR-IM00209299 - Win7 64 bit HomePremium (NH) SP1) through Toshiba recovery media shop. Now that I got the Windows 7 recovery discs, but they do not install successfully, and I'm not clear if there is an error on the discs I received or a problem with the hardware. Here are the details of the error. Is it a mistake that some of you know? Please notify

  Unpack the system/Windows re...
  L ' ImageX for Windows tool
  Copyright Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.
  Version6.1.7600.16385

  Error opening file V:\HDDRecovery\SWImg\15583XSP.swm
  These data are incorrect.

  ERROR: ImageX could not apply system/WinRE V:\HDDRecovery\SWImg\15583XSP.swm index 1 of the HARD drive to W:!
  Press any key to continue

  Are you able to boot from other bootable disks?
  If so, then it means that your hardware (optical disc ODD) should be ok and the problem is associated with disc.

  Contact the reseller of disc (Arvato?) and ask again drive

• Question - loop on Satellite L350-170 Windows error recovery

  Toshiba Satellite L350-170 - Intel Pentium Dual Core T3200 2.00 GHz, 2 GB, 250 GB, 17 "TFT, DVDSM, VHP

  My wife bought three weeks ago. Use of the lamp. Everything works fine, until a dialogue of "Startup Repair" appeared. Since then, the machine starts.

  Machine goes into "Windows Error Recovery" immediately after the Toshiba start screen and has the following options;
  (1) run the Startup Repair tool
  (2) start Windows normally

  Option 2 results in a blank screen and finally goes back to the screen "Windows Error Recovery".

  Option 1 has the reboot dialog box;

  "Your computer was unable to start.
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  At this point, the Toshiba laptop enters an endless loop.

  So what I do now? There is no disc came with the laptop, so I can't reinstall the operating system. The dealer (Comet) is less useful and don't know no refund or Exchange for a defective product.

  Can someone please!

  Try this:

  Press F8 immediately after that the laptop has been turned on.
  Then choose the first option called fix my computer.
  Then a new window should open and there you can choose the option called Toshiba recovery.

  Please note then this procedure would start the Toshiba HDD recovery and the BONE to relocate again. This would be to format the whole HARD drive and set the OS to the factory settings.

  In my eyes, you can use this procedure for recovery of HARD drive, or you can try to reinstall the OS using the Toshiba recovery disc.
  Both lead to the same results

  Good bye

• 2000-2b09WM HP: 10 Windows upgrade/Windows 8 recovery partition questions

  I tried the upgrade of Windows 10 twice with this laptop.
  
  1st attempt:
  
  He tried to upload D:Recovery partition, failed upgrade, fortunately I did a restore of Windows 8 USB, including the entire recovery drive, until I ran the upgrade, after several steps and issues, I restored to 8.
  
  2nd attempt:
  
  Again, he tried to download and install in the D: partition and failed, second recovery has been a bit more difficult than the first.
  
  My question is, deleting the recovery partition completely before running the upgrade would solve this and if so, would the recovery Windows 8 USB still suffice to recover in case of failure even after the recovery partition by removing completely?
  
  If the update is successful, I would be able to do a restore of Windows 10 USB then recreate a recovery partition, and then transfer the USB recovery to that partition?
  
  I am doing this for someone else who is not technically competent, if it was me I would do this differently (that's if I would never actually own this little thing).
  
  My goal here is to get upgrades, then do as close to 100% some I can that they can not only recover but they don't have to worry about keeping track of a recovery DVD or USB media if all else fails and can recover everything keeping the valid product key without them ever having to buy , find, use or type a product key.

  I delete the recovery partition and try the upgrade. On the issue of work after the removal of the partition which may depend on what type of USB recovery that you created. There's no Windows 8 version - which I've never used and do not know if it works without the partition. There are > HP recovery media- who works with / with out even on a new hard drive and the partition.

  Windows 10 also has an option to create a recovery usb disk but I don't think that it will transfer to a recovery partition - at least not a bootable. Windows 10 has the ability to reset this PC that uses files stored on the hard drive.

  You must also consider if the hard drive has failed it would take the recovery/reset partition with it until you have an installer of stand-alone-usb or dvd is always a good choice to install on a replacement hard drive.

  Of course, many use use imagery to take a complete snapshot of the Windows installation to easily restore either original or new hard drive. The imagery is also covered by the link above.

• Cannot install Windows 7 "recovery media" on new Portege R600

  I got a new R600 that I wanted to buy with Windows 7 pre-installed, but the only option is to buy it with XP installed and "Windows 7 recovery media" (2 CDs) comes in the box, with no instructions. I started the computer and did nothing but the name and choose a pseudonym; This raised the office. Then I inserted the first CD 2: nothing. Power off and has already begun with this CD in the disc drive: nothing. Called Toshiba tech support (phone seemed to be answered in India) and has been commissioned to do several restarts now press F12 or C: nothing. After a long holding down the tech sought aid, promised a call from his supervisor: so far (it was yesterday) nothing.

  Can anyone suggest how I can fix this myself or get some action from Toshiba?

  Hello

  Please check if the BIOS Version is 3.0 or higher. If this isn't the case, please update the BIOS before installing Win7.

• Pavilion g6: almost full recovery drive

  my recovery disk blushed. There is a file of 570 MB inside despite 15 GB of space. you want this return to normal (at least half empty) it is possible to reduce its size by removing my personal data to other readers? Maybe this picture is a reflection of all of the files stored on my other readers (like picture of them). recovery should be the original Portable software and discs to be able to go back whenever you want. no need for hp take the image of my datas and keep it on the recovery drive have made different player has just been ablae to save safely. So what is the reason for having a such recovery files.it huge shows that 15 GB is almost full.but it is just a 570 MB file inside .even I tride to show hidden files, but nothing inside. Maybe hp hide inside this player for safe.good. But how to get back my rocovery disc still half full and not red.please help me in this regard. Thank you very much.

  Parislaptop

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  The ONLY way to return to its original state of the recovery partition is to do a full erase of the hard drive and reconfiguration of the PC itself Žtat factory use HP Recovery Media - and, as said, that will delete EVERYTHING on the drive!

  If you have backups of the image, as you requested, then you really don't need to partition and can safely remove to reclaim that space.

  If Windows won't let you delete this partition, then try using this: Best Free Partition Manager for Windows | MiniTool Partition free

  Good luck

• MS Recovery Drive vs HP Recovery Media in desktop PC

  Hello

  Last year, I bought a desktop PC all-in-one HP Pavilion 23-B115EA with Windows 8 is installed.  Later, I upgraded to 8.1 of the store.

  Recently, I wanted to create a disc of recovery in the case where, but ended up creating two:

  1. From the start screen, I typed "create a recovery disc" and consulted the menu with the button 'Copy the recovery partition' checked.  I used a 32GB USB as a 16GB one was not quite big enough, because although it would only take about 14.9 GB, with formatting, it was a little more than 16 GB.  The recovery disk was created successfully.
  2. I checked with HP email support, but they referred me to the HP Recovery Manager.  I have it accessible from the icon Support HP and found a menu with create recovery media, but it is about 14.7 GB and it mounted on a 16 GB USB DRIVE.

  I'd appreciate it if someone could let me know the difference between these two recoveries and that one is better than the other.

  Kind regards

  Mike-01

  The HP Recovery Manager creates a replica of the computer as it was delivered to you.

  Creates an image of MS 8.1 Windows Recovery

  After the upgrade to Windows 8.1, you should take the time to build a new disc of recovery on the USB storage media.  By building a new recovery disk, you will have an easy way to perform a system reset / refresh with the bits of the Windows 8.1 operating system, if necessary to recover from a situation of system boot down the road.

  http://blogs.technet.com/b/keithmayer/archive/2013/11/06/Windows-8-1-Unable-to-quot-copy-recovery-partition-quot-when-building-recovery-drive.aspx

• Windows 7 recovery media is unable to complete the installation

  I have had a total hard drive on my HP Pavilion DV6-3108EA failure and got the relevant HP recovery media and install a spare drive compatible plug - in this case, it's a Samsung SSD 850 EVO, 500 GB solid state of direct replacement for the deceased Samsung 500 GB disk drive. Drive diagnostic confirms that the replacement drive is fully functional without error.

  The recovery kit comes with 3 DVDs. tightening of the bolts 1 and 2 are the Windows 7 recovery media and #3 is the recovery of applications and drivers. 1 recovery attempt has done OK, loaded all three DVD but eventually stuck at a screen "loading devices (40%). ", which would not go further even after a night's sleep. Therefore, power off, and...

  Attempt 2 is better. I jumped 3 DVD and the construction seems to be almost complete but finally stopped with hearwarming message that "Windows cannot complete the installation. To install Windows on this computer restart the installation"frustrating, I think you'll agree.

  Out of curiosity I tried ctrl-alt-del what task manager open nicely and from there I was able to do many things including use setup to reconnect to my wireless router, enter the number of license Win 7 OK and activate windows, get the right keyboard configuration and launch a copy of IE8 with which I am still typing this message.

  It seems so I have a PC almost fully functional except that Windows could not complete the installation and if I click the OK button in the offending dialog box, it restarts and returns to the same dialog box. Very frustrating. Oh and there is no button start / menu start so clearly there are always things to be completed.

  The recovery media is "System Recovery Kit for portable Pavilion or Presario" (COL35379_631054_031) for which I paid £35,12 and expect to deliver the goods. But it doesn't work. Also remarkable is that the recovery media did not build a D: partition of recovery disk, contrary to what he says. Can anyone help?

  It's frustrating. Fortunately, I can also access this forum and this email addressfrom my Android Tablet and check there return from time to time. Really appreciate your ideas and help here.

  Either by the way, on a different thread, I read the assertion that HP requires to change a chip on the motherboard when you change a drive. This disc is loaded with tools and Windows software and saving the configuration changes as my wireless network details I don't buy that one. Thanks for reading this far.

  Hoping for wise leaders to help me move forward.

  With regard to Al

  So close and yet so far.

  But I would like to clear one thing up to HP support were excellent - good focus on my ideas of the problem and a commitment to see it through.  No worries about to buy me the hot spare elsewhere.  Problem still not solved, but I'm more forward with other ideas to pursue.  I was told to reset the BIOS date to 2012 (don't know what difference that would make but there) and the construction has progressed much further this time.

  More anon, but had to post a message praising the support that I received today.

  Result!

  Fixing the date of the BIOS to 2012 has allowed the recovery to go much further, but still have up to a point where he had failed.  So, why?

  Silly me!  Should have read the instructions on the screen and their follow-up religiously.  Eventually, the restore process (which takes a lot of time) begins to re - install applications and other things.  The message on the screen at the beginning of this process very clearly said that it will automatically reboot several times.  However, being a little too eager to get there, I finally saw a message that said that such and such an application requires a restart to complete the installation and stupidly I clicked the button restart now.  Who killed for the rest of the installation.  Finally I have sussed out - and kept following reconstruction my itchy fingers away from the mouse to the manuscript to rebuild whole had been terminated, making his own restarts suff and hey hop... a PC entirely restored with a nice new Samsung SSD drive.

  As an aside, if you plan to replace your hard drive (defective or not) with a Samsung SSD tested loading the Wizard software that comes with it to optimize the OS to SSD hardware.  It optimizes the things like the prefetcher and Super-fetch to the machine and the drive to work more effectively together - very impressive.

  Kudos to HP who were great support.  I know that some people say thay have bad experiences.  Mine here in the United Kingdom was outstanding.  The guy listened, asked good questions, gave good advice and has been a pleasure to work with - what would you like... oh yes, his advice worked!

  Thanks to HP real home to my little crisis.

  A lot of work to do now to recover data, backups (yes I) and re - install a large number of tools that I use, but all disks are there and it's just a matter of time now.

  All the best

  Al