Pavilion a705w recovery system

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• Pavilion a705w: 2 GB, 80 GB, Windows XP Pro SP3. POST message on "disks fail (40).

  Howdy, y ' All,.

  Pavilion a705w a friend shows "diskettes (40) failed" message when starting. The BIOS is the last of this mobo: 3.26. There is no floppy disk in the system. I changed the BIOS to disable your disks, but this change seems to be lost. It was not a message on a CMOS battery, but could this be the problem?

  Once the system starts, there is no problem. FWIW, the processor is an Intel Celeron D 340 @2. 93 GHz.

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  A. in NorCal.

  Hello

  The typical lifetime of a CMOS battery is 3 to 5 years.  It's a $4 item.  Your PC is a 2008 model.

  Look here for the location of the CMOS battery. Replacement procedure is here.

• recovery system configuration will not work on PC

  Hello. I have a6255.it pavilion computer to desktop running Windows Vista Home Premium 32 - bit, Antivirus MSE. Unfortunately I'm no more "RECOVERY SYSTEM CONFIGURATION".
  When you launch it says: cannot close the RSC: System files and settings have not changed PC.
  RSC has failed because of an error unspecified; Cannot find the specified file (0 x 80070002.) What can I do? Thank you for your help
  I also launched the method CHR "temporary and he did not do anything"

  Dunidar, thank you very much for your support; and we have a lot of topics in school and many more which is not easy to back up and takes a long time to reinstall the operating system. Thank you very much

• Options recovery system for Satellite A300D - 14 d

  Hello

  I'm having some problems with the system Rocevery Options on A300D - 14 d

  I installed Fedora 9, BUT did not uninstall Windows Vista. I mean, the computer now has a dual boot.

  All these files on system always here. That hide the partition where is this folder and some files recovery system called HDDRecovery is also there.

  Fedora works fine and I can access the all files Vista system, but if I choose Vista it restarts the computer while loading the OS. If I choose the Options of the Rocevery system, I got:

  * + The installed program cannot start. Click OK to turn off the computer. + *

  Indeed, he turns off the computer if I click OK.

  I also tried to install Windows XP, but after checking, system installation just stops at a black screen and won't forward.

  Is it possible to do a startup and system recovery disk? Do not forget that I can't start Windows Vista.

  Thank you

  Hi again,

  It is resolved. I was getting an error 0 x 24, which I couldn't see before because the error of the report was disable.

  I downloaded the Windows Vista Recovery Disc available [here | http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/windows-vista-recovery-disc-download/] and he picked up the system.

  For sure I am now a recovery DVD. I didn't know that this laptop has a system of recovery only inside the HD.

  Thank you

• Partition recovery & system NB250-108

  Hello!
  How can I recover/reinstall the SYSTEM (e) partition on my NB250-108 because I did something stupid and messed up my SYSTEM partition (E :) so that no software resides in this score now.

  The information I want is what should be the Partition sizes for the DATA (d) and SYSTETM (e), what software should I have installed under the SYSTEM partition and is at - it all URLS where I can download it from, this software also must be made bootable? (for recovery system etc.).

  Please note: I'm still all software should I under the partition DATA (d :)) and its single partition SYSTEM (E :) software missing.) I hope not to have to pay for the recovery DVDs!

  Thanks a lot for your help and your suggestions.

  Hello

  > The information I want is what should be the Partition sizes for the DATA (d) and SYSTETM (e), what software should I have installed under the SYSTEM partition and is at - it all URLS where I can download it from, this software also must be made bootable? (for recovery system etc.).

  No, you can't download the image of Toshiba.
  If you want to install the Toshiba Recovery disk image, then you must order the CD from here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  Then you would be able to reinstall the image of Toshiba, but for this you will need an external USB CD/DVD drive.

  The other possibility.
  You could install a fresh Windows 7 operating system with a USB key.
  To do this, you would need something like Wintoflash
  http://WinToFlash.com/home/en/

  Need driver can be downloaded from the Toshiba driver page

• Pavilion g6 2301AX: System Restore doesn't work is not on the new HARD drive

  My factory installed HGST HDD is not short DST check, so I bought new internal HDD of WD5000LPCX. I did the recovery DVD windows 8 long ago and tested several times.

  The problem, I do face is, after I ran the system recovery (insert all 5 DVD then restarts Recovery Manager), I get the error "No found bootable media" when the legacy support is disbled. On activation of legacy support, begins the phase of installation of driver, but after a while, my laptop is stuck in a reboot loop. I left it for half an hour but he kept just reboot.

  Guarantee of the laptop is long gone. New installation of Windows 7 has worked well, showing everything goes well with the material, but I want my Windows 8. Help.

  He resolved myself: had to convert the GPT MBR partitioning system.

  As this community seems inactive, I'll post like how to convert to GPT:

  NOTE: You will need any installation of Windows DVD for this. I used Windows 7 DVD.

  1. first activate the legacy from BIOS support. (Press F10 to enter the BIOS settings)

  2. Insert the Windows installation DVD, and then press F9 to change startup options. Boot from the CD/DVD drive.

  3. once the loads of installation, select the "Repair Windows" option, located at the lower left corner.

  4. find the command prompt and run these commands:

  DISKPART

  LIST DISK

  SELECT DISK 0

  CLEAN

  CONVERT A GPT

  OUTPUT

  5 reset. Disable the legacy from BIOS support. Now the recovery system will work without any problem.

• G6 Pavilion: Pavilion g6 disabled system

  Model-Pavilion g6
  
  Operating system-window7
  
  System disabled
  [95494133]
  
  I need a password (as soon as possible)
  
  Please help me...

  Hello:

  Enter the unlock code...

  20592115

• Update portable drive to SSD, problems with the installation of operating system and recovery system

  Compaq Presario CQ71, (model CQ71-317EA) portable system, Windows 7 family 64 - bit edition

  Hi, I tried to upgrade the original 320 GB HDD to a 256 GB SSD.

  After that replacement of the naked NTFS hard drive to SSD format, I tried to do a "factory restore" using the DVD, I created some time ago about recovery. The DVD started and recovery program ran very well, first menus for recovery/system control etc. The problem is that the program would not be allowed a resumption of the plant as the HDD was little different/more than the installed hard drive to factory.

  This is the point I'm stuck at, I reassembled the original hard drive while I find a solution.

  Is it possible to find a workaround to avoid having to order a new disc of Windows 7? Any help and advice in terms of simple-ish would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Bagpuss

  Hello:

  If you can still read all 25 characters of the product key of W7 on the bottom of your laptop, you can make your own plain W7 x 64 Home Premium installation media and use the product key to activate the installation.

  Download the applicable version of the W7 from the link below.  Use the SP1 media files regenerate.

  http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/14709-Windows-7-Digital-River-direct-links-multiple-languages-x86-amp-x64/page59?p=470600&viewfull=1#post470600

  Then use this tool to transfer the ISO file downloaded on a key USB 4 GB or DVD.  The tool will make the DVD or drive bootable flash as well.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool

• spontaneous recovery system popup

  My new ATC Aspire works fine as far as I can tell.  However, when I played a game installed on my C: drive (which I often play), an Acer recovery system is spontaneously popped up. I clicked it, there was a screen that prompted me to OK a factory reset, though I would lose all my C: drive. Of course I cancelled.

  For me it seemed to indicate that 1) I had asked this reset, which I did not, or 2) the system has detected a problem that caused the need for the recovery to run system, which I don't think I do since everything works perfectly.

  Should I worry about this?  That this has something to do with the fact that I booked 10 Windows?

  kcasey,

  I'm sure that this popup tries to remind allows you to create a recovery drive USB Acer factory default.

  I strongly encourage you to do so immediately.

  I have two TC-605 and my neighbor has a TC-605.  Some TC-605 requires only a 16 GB USB flash drive while others require a 32 GB USB flash drive.  So I would say get a 32 GB USB flash drive.  They are around $9.00 to best buy.

  No doubt create a USB key factory default recovery before upgrade you to Windows 10. (And your acer applications and drivers on a backup DVD too)

  http://Acer--UK.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/26286/~/create-a-Acer-factory-default-backup-in...

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=He10GEuVATA

  Edit: If you do not create a backup default factory USB and something breaks down the road, fresh Acer $ 45 to get the default value of the factory recovery disks.

• Vista recovery system

  Yesterday, I received the critical error disk hard and don't have not even use my computer, unless I bought a Vista recovery system costs $89 from a company called Xnsys.

  This was the Microsoft logo.  Subsequently, I found that the help line number does not work. I uninstalled the program and will try and stop the payment A spyware scan ssuggested credit card that is was fraudulent malware.   What to do to cope with this? Microsoft technical support had never heard of what happens and could offer no advice. This company is not registered with them.

  Hello

  This is a scam and the Net is full of them

  There is nothing to do with Microsoft

  read this on the recovery Windows malware

  That means this infection:

  Windows Recovery is a program of analysis and optimization of fake computer that displays false information in order to scare you into believing that there is a problem with your computer. Windows Recovery is installed via Trojan horses that display fake error messages and warnings of security on the infected computer. These messages will state that there is something wrong with the hard drive of your computer, and then suggests that you download and install a program that can solve the problem. When you click on these alerts, Windows recovery will be automatically downloaded and installed on your computer.

  read the information at the bottom of the below link about what makes this malware hide your data files and the cure for it regarding

  Read article 17

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-Windows-Recovery

  also follow the correct for that malware removal steps, just to be safe, let's

• If I run the hard drive recovery system I'll lose my hot mail and norton 360

  If I run my hard drive recovery system I'll lose my hot mailand norton 360

  Hello

  ·         Are you referring to restoring the system or restore to factory setting?

  I suggest you visit the link provided below for more information on system recovery option in Windows Vista.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-Vista

  If you are recovering system of built-in hard drive, then you may lose all data on the system but you will not lose the hotmail account as it is stored on the server.

  If you are referring to the system restore option then you will lose all data in the system, but you may lose the application that you installed after the date to which you restored the system

  For more information about system restore, see the below given link

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-is-system-restore

  In case you're talking about restoring factory setting then you will lose all data on the system and your system would be restored to factory settings.

• Popups.did recovery system and he didn't... _________

  Windows 7 on dell.  Kept getting popups and this dangerous popups of the site.  tried to run malwarebytes and couldn't.  I use AVG antivirus.  Tried the system restore failed.  tried the recovery of the pc... it failed.  After the failure of the system recovery when I chose the received message on the black screen reboot... loading PBR for descriptor 2... In fact.  A disk read error accurred.  Press CTRL, alt, delete to restart.  When I do I get just the same screen.  Can't windows or safe mode.  Diagnostics and received the error 650F:136 C Code.  MSG: IDE device failed.  Blank media or no media is present in optical drive.  Tuberculin media with data (resource cd, installation cd) do not have CD because it was part of the computer as a recovery system.  any help would be appreciated

  For any question on Windows 7:

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

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum for questions on Windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to the it.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Mini can 200-4200, new HARD drive, I set up the Mini with recovery system?

  Hello

  I'm not too much into computers, sorry if my question is stupid.

  I have 200 mini-4200sa, under the guarantee. Hard drive failure, I get a new sent. PROBLEM - I'm at the Nicaragua, and HARD drive is sent to my friend in the United Kingdom who has to post it for me (as explained by HP UK guys by phone). In fact, it's on the way. Now, he has received another package... a week later... it's the memory stick with the recovery system... dear-oh-dear... Must send this too, or adjustable computer up without it?

  Thank you

  Mayor

  Unless you have previously created a set of HP recovery discs and have access to an external USB CD/DVD drive or if you have previously saved the recovery Image on a USB Flash drive, you will need to send him to you this memory stick with the Image of HP recovery on this subject.

  Please send Bravo

• OneKey Recovery System killed my S10-2

  My S10 - 2 has been seen frequent random restarts. I thought to use OneKey Recovery System since my file system may be damaged. Unfortunately, the restored process has failed and I had to manually shut down the system.

  Now, at the start, I just get a white screen with this message:

  "Remove the disks or other media."  Press a key to reboot ".

  I can't boot into Windows, or even to re-run the process of OneKey.

  is the dead S10? no warranty left.

  I should not have used OneKey Recovery System. I was just very frustrated with the random reboots and the thought of all reset the original factory settings and start Win7.  now the S10 has met a premature end.

  Thanks for any advice.

  Apparently, onekey recovery system wiped out my existing operating system.

  have to reinstall a new operating system.

• Resolved on Pavilion P6267 recovery problem

  You probably will not see my previous post because I think that I added it to a question, rather than to make a post - you know how we newbies are. I was able to solve the problem of not being able to make a pf my Pavilion P6267 recovery because I got was a black screen when I pressed F9 at startup. I found that, under control panel, recovery, recovery tools advanced, there is the possibility of creating a recovery disk. The option supports only USB memory sticks, so had better have a couple on hand :-) Of course I didn't read it that closely at first, and I jumped my CD in the drive and waited, waited and waited. Then I went back and read that he needed a memory stick. Boy, I felt stupid. Well, I think I'm getting better started on recovery. I have to stay up tonight until it is done, the necessary program installed, the database for this program on one of 5 external hard drives and the latest medical data for 2013 entered in the database because my husband wants to do taxes this weekend. Since we had more than $20 000.00 sundries (right, the company paid more than $ 1 million), we really need to be able to get this information back, then quickly, so that we can apply it to the tax return. Have a nice weekend - after finding this recovery option, the mine will be certainly more pleasant it looked like about 30 minutes ago! Janice

  Jan, welcome to the forum.

  Thank you much for your follow-up to your problem.  Discover you the secret to get a problem solved on the forum; create your own threads.  In addition, it is always a good idea to make recovery disks/USB key when you first buy your computer.