Portege R500-124: where to get DVD Reovery

Hello

Just got a Portege R500-124 and they wanted to establish themselves.

They just asked asked on a recovery DVD, as none came with it.

I have looked at the manual and see you can use F8 at startup upward to get to the recovery partition and do a complete reinstallation shape it.,.
but it would also be good to have a recovery media...

Is anyway to create this laptop?

This came pre-installed with Windows XP PRo.

Thank you

Ken

Hello

Where did you come from?

As far as I know the European notebooks from Toshiba are always equipped with the Toshiba Recovery CD.

However, try to contact the ASP in your country and ask if the restore CD is available for you Portégé R500.

If this isn't the case, then I recommend to check your system and installed applications.
Sometimes, there is an option to create a clean recovery CD/DVDs.
In this case, you will need to burn this image of Toshiba on the DVD.

Best regards

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