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• Meeting place for Dell 8 Pro 5855 - delete the recovery partition?

  I just bought a place 8 Pro 5855. I did a recovery USB disk. I was wondering if there is a way to remove the recovery partition so that I can retrieve this internal storage space. I could try something like EaseUS or MiniTool, but I was wondering if there was another way that I wasn't aware of. Is there a reason why I should not delete the recovery partition? Thank you!

  This is how I did it:

  1. run Diskpart (from Run or CMD prompt), don't worry he'll ask the elevation to Admin

  2. type: select disk 0 (main SSD)

  3. type: list of partition (to see the available partitions)

  4. type: select the partition 6 (my recovery partition, yours may be different)

  5. type: delete partition replacement (deletes the partition 6)

  6. type: select partition 5 (my Windows, to the area to recover partition deleted)

  7. type: extend (retrieves the space)

  8. type: exit

  It worked for me on the DV8P 5830.

• Dell place 8 Pro - corrupted recovery partition

  Through my own stupid actions, I decided to try to remove the recovery partition which took 9 GB.

  This now left me with a tablet to work but no way to reformat all. I tried the advice of dell as follows: -.

  Here are the steps to reset your Tablet:

  1. If your device is not already off, hold the power button for 10 seconds to power it down.
  2. Once it is off, press the power button to turn it on.
  3. When the Dell logo appears (you may have to do as soon as the screen lights up rather than wait for the logo to appear), press and hold the power button to turn it off.
  4. To make this process 3 or 4 times (they said 4, but it's only 3 for me) until you see something inside say it starts automatic system repair.
  5. From there, you should see a menu. Choose 'Troubleshoot' and the following menu should ask if you want to reset your PC as well as a few other options.
  6. Choose Reset the PC, and when you get to the two options that ask 'just delete the files' or "completely reset PC", choose the second option. From there, you should be able to follow the instructions to set up your device.

  The stadium fully reset, he asks system files or support?

  I tried a boot with an OTG cable disk that is recognized by the Tablet PC, but even if I can put it as 1st boot in the Tablet through merely to win 8.1.

  I reinstalled the dell recovery program, but that stops before the end

  Does anyone know of a way around this problem?

  You will have to live with the Tablet as is, or send it to Dell, no way to restore 9FR, probably Dell will charge you to fix the shelf, that's not their fault, it's yours.

• Satellie Pro L830 - 11G - access to the recovery partition

  Hello
  I have a Toshiba Satellie Pro L830 - 11G, running Windows 7

  I would like to restore it to the original settings.
  I tried various things, but so far no luck.

  When I look into the system, I see that the system recovery disk is always classified as "Healthy (active recovery partition)", but there ' hatching / diagonal lines "current running through it (if necessary) - when I right click on this drive, it offers me only the opton of"aid ". It gives so many 1.46 GB AND free space as 1.46 GB

  So, I don't know if that means he's here and I can access it somehow, or if it is just an empty disk but with no real possibility to recover original parameters.

  Hello

  This 1, 4 GB partition is created by Windows and has nothing to do with the created by Toshiba recovery partition where is backup recovery image. Toshiba recovery image has certainly more than 6 GB I think.

  On Win7 machines you can start the image recovery installation using F8 at startup. When you do this, you will have the menu boot advanced options and select the option to fix my computer. Detailed information on the recovery image installation you will find in the user manuals document s or on follow Toshiba document - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD1303440001R02.htm

  Please note: disk image installation HARD recovery works if your phone has only factory.
  If you have changed something that he probably does not work. Under change something, I mean own installation operating system or changes in structure of HARD disk partitions.

• Satellite Pro L850-1UJ: how to create DVDs from recovery partition recovery

  I recently bought a Satellite Pro L850-1UJ with Windows 8
  http://www.Toshiba.co.UK/laptops/Satellite-Pro/l850/Satellite-Pro-l850-1UJ/

  I created a new partition (if I could use it as a data room)
  i.e. C: windows system z AND my data

  After that, I couldn't use the RECOVERY MEDIA CREATOR to create recovery DVDs
  BUT the score still exists and I can see the inside of the windows files

  It IS a way to extract the files from the recovery partition or any other idea how I could fix the partition scheme so the RECOVERY MEDIA CREATOR he might recognize

  Thank you very much for your time...

  After changing the structure of the partitions on the HARD drive, sometimes that recovery media creator Toshiba cannot find the files for recovery. These files are marked with special markers which, in your case, will be more found.

  I m afraid is now too late to make or change anything. You're not the one with this problem. We always write here that the first step should be the creation of recovery media and later you can do what you want. You can even remove.

  Now, you can just order new recovery disc to https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Don't reinstall Windows 8 Pro OEM - no recovery partition / disk

  I have a Lenovo X 1 of carbon that I installed the Windows Technical Preview 10 on. In doing so, I formatted the drive hard so that I do not have the recovery partition as well.

  Now I want to reinstall Win 8 Pro OEM that came with. However, I don't have any recovery media / partition. The product key is also not on the device, although I understand that it is built into the BIOS.

  Can someone please advise? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks for reading.

  Good day and welcome to the community.

  To return to factory delivery status, you will need to contact the Support (information below) and ask the recovery media. There may be an associated cost.

  Kind regards.

• Satellite Pro C660-225: shrink the recovery partition englarge C partition

  When I first came to this product, prior to the opening, I thought that all 500 GB would go to the first partition, but then I saw that the recovery partition has half the 500 GB just for recovery which is unnessecery.

  But I had no problem with it at the time and used the recovery (after the backup to a disk) for ubuntu partition, so I have a dual boot.

  But now I came to realize that the games I download are taking up more room on my C drive. The problem I have is that I can reduce my recovery partition and expand the C drive.

  Does anyone know a work around?

  You will need a 3rd party software to reduce the recovery partition and add the partition of the free space in the existing C.
  I would recommend a freeware tool called Gparted

  But before you start this making, create a recovery disc!
  This is recommended in the case where you would try to put the computer laptop configuration using this disc.

• Re: Satellite Pro L450D - 12 X - how to access the recovery partition?

  Hello

  I've formatted Windows 7 with a Windows XP CD but did not setup. I wanted to know how to access the recovery partition to set it by default, everything exists on the laptop right now is Ubuntu, but I don't know, I saw an additional partition that must contain recovery files as laptop did not come with a recovery disk and unfortunately did not create a filter.

  How can I access the recovery partition on the laptop having in mind, I formatted the drive Windows 7 was installed on or should I activate or something like that?

  Any help much appreciated

  Hey,.

  On the second partition of your laptop (data partition), you will find a folder named HDDrecovery and it contains recovery files. The problem is that you can use the HARD drive only with the pre-installed operating system recovery feature. It would mean in your case it s too late now and it s not in use anymore.

  You have created the Toshiba recovery disc as mentioned in the user manual? If Yes, you can use this disk to restore to factory settings. Just boot from this CD and follow the instructions on the screen.

  If you don t have the recovery disc, you can order it here:
  https://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Restore using the recovery disks on Inspiron 15 3521 supplied with Windows 8 Pro. Question on the recovery partition.

  I created by the user recovery disks.  I created them the day I got the computer and he made three of them.  My brother has deleted my recovery partition just now.  My question is, if I resumed my Inspiron 15 3521 using three recovery disks that I created, be it recreate the recovery partition in the process?   I just need an answer to this question, not responses indicating that, if I have the disks, I don't need the recovery partition, why would I want the recovery partition if I have the drive, etc.  I would like to just a simple answer to the question.  If I use the recovery discs, it will recreate the partition recovery with all the info, she was in it when I got to the computer?  Once the recovery is completed from disks, will be that recovery partition be there as the day I got the computer, so if I wanted to (I don't want to, but I'm just a question) I could still create the recovery of her discs?  Basically, the computer will be exactly as it was the day I got it home, recover partition and everything?  Or, it will restore the computer to the new plant, but not to re-create the recovery partition with everything she had in it the day I got it?

  Thanks in advance.

  Yes, it will be if you select the correct option.

  See these videos:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/w/microsoft_os/4794.21-Windows-8-restoring-from-recovery-media.aspx

  Recovery of factory - "deletes all data and resets the Partitions.

  Updating of the factory - "Only restores the System Partition and keep other Partition content".

  It might be good for you to ask a Windows OS DVD 8.0/8.1 just in case the recovery media works however.

• Recovery partition engage F11 starts after stock Win7 installed - Probook 4520 s

  Laptop: HP Probook 4520 s (with the Energy Star label)

  OS: Windows 7 32-bit

  Error: Nothing happens when you press F11 at startup

  Deliver changes: installed Windows 7 from stock disc Windows 7

  I am a PC technician with quite a few years behind me, but that gave me even after a day of research solutions to stop online.

  A friend bought a ProBook 4520 s where the previous owner, just before selling it, installed Windows 7 on a disc of Windows 7 Microsoft stock (I suppose that pros sell with a 'clean' OS), who of course ERA naked place without drivers, etc..

  When the installation has been made however, it didn't destroy the partitioning of HP (that is to say, the scores remained: SYSTEM OS (c:\), HP_RECOVERY, HP_TOOLS). These scores seem intact, so I am trying to run a HP recovery to return the computer to factory settings.
  When the computer reboots, I am asked to press 'ESC' to the options, what I do, then it prompts 'F11' for HP Recovery. When I press F11, it starts only the Windows 7 operating system as usual. With what I've managed to collect via search, I think something was disturbed on the HP_RECOVERY as the MBR partition, or something, possibly by the previous user making the active HP_RECOVERY partition, then selecting "Repair Windows" on the Windows disk.

  I tried solutions include:

  • Pressing ESC-> F11 at startup [simply boots as usual].
  • The definition of the partition HP_RECOVERY 'active' disk management, and then restart [simply boots as usual].
  • Installation "Enhanced HP Backup and Recovery Manager for Microsoft Vista" (sp38131.exe) [when it is run, and the recovery of the PC is selected, it is said there is no partition recovery and demand for drives].
  • Installation "Fix for HP Multi-Partition Recovery Manager" (sp48415.exe) suggested to the 'green post' here [no change].
  • Installation 'Recovery Manager install for Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Patch' (sp45823.exe) [no change].
  • Install "HP Recovery Manager for Microsoft Windows 7" (sp45602.exe) [no change].

  I live far from having access to the purchase of HP recovery DVDs, so need a solution for this problem, please. At most, I can download.

  The operating system in recovery, I expect Windows 7, because there is a Windows 7 sticker on the laptop.

  There is not any way I know how.

  In addition, the recovery disk is a plain OEM version without drivers or software.

  The DVD driver and application automatically installs the software and drivers that are on the recovery partition, but it is on the support page and driver of the laptop (with the exception of the DVD software, which isn't a big deal since you can play DVDs in W7 w/o any 3rd party software).

  Just download and burn the ISO using a ISO burn option and reinstall W7.

  If you can't find the drivers, please read this guide to find the hardware ID and after the first string for each of them, and I'll give you links to the drivers you need.

  http://laptop-driver.blogspot.com/2009/12/how-to-check-hardware-ID.html

  I always delete all the partitions and reinstall a clean OS on any PC, I am owner and download all the drivers and the software I need, anyway.

  I see no major reason for dismay.

  A recovery partition is handy to have, but once you build the PC the way you want, use the included backup and imaging tools native to all versions of W7 and create your own recovery image on a drive hard portable usb.  Can use it if you need to recover the operating system.

• Rebuild the recovery partition

  Hi all

  Since my macbook pro in construction since a backup time machine, I have no recovery partition. Not sure if the recovery of time machine is the cause, or that the guy who has this laptop (work) in front of me he erased accidentally.

  I tried to use the script of "Recovery Partition creator" on several occasions, but it did not work. It becomes very urgent to get the recovery as soon as I'm running into several issues that require me to have the partition:

  • Disk errors on my internal drive that requires a correction
  • Need to encrypt my hard drive
  • Try to resize my disk internal, so I can install El Captain next to my current OS X I just need to test before you lose access to the work of the features (earlier version cannot be installed as he does not like our proxy for example).

  Happy to go all the way to 'clean up' and then to retrieve locks of tiem machine, but no idea how to do things right :-(

  Any ideas?

  I feel that you are not the first user or 'owner' of the MBP.  If this is the case, I suggest the following:

  Back up all your data.

  Erase the HARD drive and start in the recovery of the Internet (OPTION-COMMAND-R) which will connect you to the Apple servers.  Following the directions, you will be able to erase the HARD drive and install the original OSX the MBP came with.  The recovery partition must be created.  (I guess that the MBP is a 2011 late model or newer).

  Install a more recent OSX (as appropriate).

  Reinstall your user data.

  Ciao.

• How to manage the recovery Partitions?

  Have a Mac Pro 5.1, 2010. Facing a somewhat complicated storage situation, here are the details:

  Pair of SSD drives on a PCI card for my boot volume

  Pair of disks spinning for my Time Machine

  2 discs of rotation 1 t, one that contains my old 10.6.8 System (just in case, got a LOT of Eudora mail in there, never know when I might need to go scrounging), a reader, I'll use later to a windows partion and a clone of my boot volume which now contains a box stock install of 10.11.5. FWIW, this is a drive Bay 1 I read some say it is better to have his windows running of this Bay.

  In utility disk or system report I can see what is really where. When I have the startup key option, I see 2 separate recovery partitions, one for 10.11.5, for 10.9.4. As I said, unless someone can point me to some use, I have no idea where those residing in fact.

  My goal is to eliminate the 10.9.4 partion and keep the 10.11.5 a. The question is how can I do to fix this? Is AAND possible to actually see what is happening with my storage... like exacly what is the case with regard to these recovery partitions?

  Use the Terminal and enter one of the commands:

  sudo diskutil list

  sudo diskutil info-all

  and check with your password. The first displays a list in the configuration terminal. The second will give you much more that you can use.

  HTH

  Leo

• How to create a recovery Partition?

  Hello

  I recently bought a MacBook Pro mid 2015 and immediately on the SDS for a level 1 to one.

  A few days after I had problems starting (never had in 6 years!), and after a few days, I have (fortunately) had solved the problem and my Mac works OK now.

  But, on the way to succeed, I had a lot of problems...

  Main problem was (would have saved me a lot of time), I realized that I didn t have a recovery partition, I had to use another computer to download and prepared a USB flash bootable OS X installation.  Now that my computer is working OK, I want to know if West somehow to create a collection of OS X, so the next time (hope not) I can just press the ALT key in the boot process and choose the recovery partition at startup and the use of the Terminal application to resolve the problem.

  Is this possible? If so, how?

  Thanks for your comments.

  What version of Mac OS X is installed on your MBP?

• Satellite C650 14U: recovery media creates the recovery partition?

  Hello, I used the recovery media creator to create a USB flash drive recovery media.

  If I can use that to restore Windows 7 installation on a new hard drive (as the SSD) will be the drive itself have the recovery media on that partition?

  So if I then lose the USB could restore again by pressing zero when turn?

  Or it does not retrieve the Windows partition and nothing more?

  Thank you

  First of all, the new hard drive itself has no partition recovery on it. The recovery partition is a copy of the system partition and locates at another location, therefore, restored from a recovery media unit contains just the partition system without recovery partition.

  Second, if you have a recovery on a local disk partition, you can always restore by pressing zero when power on/off. If this isn't the case, I am sorry to say that you don't you have no source of food.

  In third place, somehow, we can say that it only retrieves the system partition.
  PS: just my personal knowledge.

  Recommendation: freeware system backup and restore - AOMEI OneKey Recovery

• What is the size of your recovery Partition?

  Hi all

  I am running with active FileVault 10.9.5 (mid 2014 retina MacBook Pro 2.2 GHz, 16 GB RAM, stock Apple SSD). At one point, I had a 650 MB recovery Partition on my internal SSD (I'm sure it was a previous iteration of 10.9). At one point, he went to 1.03 GB. Was - it due to an update or maybe something wrong? So I would like to know what size your RP is if you run 10.9.5.

  Also, I have several Carbon Copy Cloner backup on external hard drives; We started as a SuperDuper! backup and it has a 1.30 GB RP (exactly 2 x the size of a RP 650; a coincidence?). Another also began as a backup of the SD was changed to a backup of the CCC and has a PR of 650 MB. Another was created from the beginning using the CCC and its creator RP; its size is 784,2 MB. So, I want to see if one is 'correct' or if it is normal to have different sizes of RP.

  To find the size of your RP, go to utilities > system information > material > SATA/SATA Express and look down where it says "Recovery HD."

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  3:

  Apple_Boot Recovery HD

  650.0 MB disk0s3

  It's the recovery partition on my system of El Capitan clean install.  I used 'diskutil list' for this information