Power failure during restore

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  I tried the holding of 'command-r' and 'option' to see if the problem can be resolved or try any boot from a boot disk, my old backup, USB function start - but after a slow long process it all just stops.

  There is software on my HD that I don't want to lose by simply reformatting the computer, because I am now in a different country, far from my house, which is another problem of the Apple Store, to reinstall my OS from Yosemite on the www.

  Hey AmnonMikeCohen,

  Thank you for being a part of the communities of Apple Support.

  I understand that your Mac is not start properly after the power went out.  Let's start with resetting the SMC and NVRAM on your Mac and see if he can start from there:

  Reset the management system (SCM) controller on your Mac.

  How to reset the NVRAM on your Mac.

  See you soon.

• Power failure during the installation of Windows 7

  We had a power failure most when setting up my Windows 7 upgrade installation and it will not complete the installation. I downloaded the iso image and an installation DVD, but it does not start the machine. I checked the DVD works on another box of Windows 7, so I'm stuck. I ran the front compatibility checker I tried to upgrade and we found some good things. Any advice in addition to the upgrade of the mother/processor board?

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• After the power failure during the restoration of the previous day, cannot enter os or passed the password even in safe mode.

  Have laptop Dell 8100, recently used out of town on a wireless remote, installed updates 47 system.  Upon return home, tried to change cable modem I used before purchasing a desktop computer.  I could not the laptop to work on internet.  So I restored system he choose 2007 too far back, then tried to restore someday, when restoring back to the Sunday I was untangle cords and press the power switch on the surge protector.  Now, I can't even in the system.  Go to the login password that I've ever had, my son has changed in 2002 from Tower to the yankees and protected by to keep his friend out of it, but I've never had to use a password he would always automatically functioning screen icons until yesterday.  The second problem the remote while the screen flashed occasionally and would be less bright black with very low juror I would turn off and cool and could use it later.  It happened when he was 6 months old and they replaced the screen.  In the research I found it eventually the inverter is not the screen and found where to buy however, I can not connect to my system now.  I don't want a new laptop, it has been used very little has everything I need and more photos.  My son who has put a password in 2002 died.  I want to return to my laptop, replace and/or to the inverter.  Need to travel to work.  Unemployed and own building company.  How to remove password?  I've never used a password and don't want everything.  Want to right back to my machine.  When asking my password it says field is no longer round.  Don't know what that means.  I know that he renamed Yankee, I saw that when updating.

  The notion of 'Password' is to prevent any attempt to usurp the security it provides. If there is a quick and easy way to circumvent or to usurp the password protected system, then it would raise the question, what should a password?

  I'm afraid that if you've exhausted all the possibilities and are unable to find/recover your password, you will need to reformat the hard drive and reinstall the operating system.

  The Microsoft policy about lost or forgotten passwords .

• Power failure during windows 7 install

  during the installation of windows 7, the power went out.  now all I get is 'the program installation starts services' and then it restarts, again and again.  Help!

  What can I do to pass also to finish installing

  If you started with a fresh install / clean (remove existing partitions of Windows and system) and the installation is always a failure. If this is the case try running Memtest86 +.

  It runs from a floppy disk or CD and should eliminate or confirm if your one or more of your memory stick
  are bad or the values of the SPD in the BIOS are correct.
  Let it run for as long as you can: 2,4,6,8 or several hours (at least 3 full passes), if no error then your RAM is OK.
  http://www.memtest.org/
  Memtest86 + Guide/How To (use the.) ISO to create a bootable CD)
  http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=409152

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• HP G60 100em power failure during startup

  My friend gave me his 'brick' HP G60 laptop 100em, had told him the motherboard was fried and it would cost a lot to fix, so he bought a new and gave it to me to see if I could fix it. Strangely, it starts on the first attempt and load of Vista, which was very slow and unable to connect to the internet wifi. However, a system restore fixed these problems. HP battery check pointed out that I need to replace the battery, and if I brought out the cable from the laptop turns off immediately. I left it overnight and now if I press the power button, it turns on for 1-3 seconds and then turns off as if she had no power at all. I tried to run without battery and reset the BIOS (by removing and re - insert the small battery) nothing works.

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  Hello

  Ok.

  Usually the manuals say to remove the CMOS battery and leave it for five minutes to clear CMOS. I'd be more inclined to leave overnight after pressing them and holding the button power (15 seconds) to drain current in CMOS eeprom chip.

  You are almost at the stage ultimate make or break effort.

  If clearing the CMOS rejuvenate the laptop system board then he only has value as a paperweight.

  Best regards
  ERICO

• Power failure during the use of Vodafone 3 G card - Equium M50

  Can anyone help me please with a problem?

  I recently bought a laptop Equium M50 to help with the work. At the same time, I bought a Vodafone 3 G data for mail recovery card electronic remote access, etc. Whenever I plug the 3G card into the appropriate slot, the laptop turns off completely. Sometimes, I am able to get a connection to the net, but in the minute of connection, the power to the laptop shuts down.

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  Hello

  I heard about some problem with card Vodafone and models of Toshiba laptops. The problem must be card and a cell phone. Please contact Vodafone and check if they have a few updates available.

  Toshiba can't do anything with it. In my opinion, if the laptop slot works well there is end of liability of the manufacturer for laptop.

  Good bye

• Power failure during the update of firmware for Color LaserJet 2600n

  Just in the middle of the update the firmware for my Color LaserJet 2600n, the power is out. Now I can't get anything to happen on the printer. The screen, or the power lights and the error light, but it does not work when the power is put on. I think that he wiped the previous firmware and either had not started or has been along the way in writing the new info. Is it possible that I can cancel it and reload the original firmware? It hangs on my MacBook Pro running OS 10.6.8. The only thing that the instructions seriously cautioned against a interrupt the installation. Needless to say, this is exactly what happened when the power is out. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Randy

  Able to understand me. Has proved to be quite simple. Powered off the printer and turn it back on and represented the firmware upgrade program. The printer didn't restart automatically, so I had to power off and wait 5 seconds before feeding this back. Once he recalibrated itself (which takes several minutes), I was in business.

• Power failure during the upgrade of Windows 10

  Filled with 52% files installation and 15% of the update via WiFi when power failed.  It is is a 64-bit edition Windows Home premium.  Tips on how to continue the research.

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  It should be, try to start the computer and see what happens.

  If it goes in a loop:

  Boot from the DVD Windows 10

  How to download official Windows 10 ISO files

  (a) in the screen install now

  (b) click on repair your computer

  (c) click on Advanced Options

  (d) click on troubleshoot

  (e) click on startup repair

  (f) follow the instructions on the screen

  See if that helps

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• Power failure during recovery full on Equium A300d-13 X

  Even an advanced user who fix PCs for a living can sometimes forget that the plug of the adapter was not lit - Oh!

  He created partially the C drive, but of course not finished, Windows will not start and there is no option to fix your computer to activate the recovery again. When I boot with Vista DVD and access to command line, I can see that the recovery partition is still intact with all the pictures inside.

  Is there a manual method to initiate recovery manually script without having to wait for days for a replacement disk? I had a similar situation with another laptop with Vista and I had to define the paths on the D drive, and then run the recovery tool of their manually but I can do the same thing with a Tosh?

  Thanks in advance...

  Hmm the HDD recovery could be launched by pressing the F8 key immediately after that the laptop has been turned on. An advanced boot menu should appear, then you should choose the first option called repair your computer.
  Then a HARD drive recovery should start over.

  If it doesn't work then you will need a Toshiba Recovery disk to perform a new installation of the OS.
  Unfortunately, but I doubt you'd be able to start the recovery of HARD drive using another way.

• R720 PSU fan failure after restored power reports

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  Hello

  You're right, the power supply firmware must be updated and then the server must be rolled power and who should clear the error. http://www.Dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN293489/en

• Power outage during Vista SP2 install; black screen on startup of the PC

  Hello-

  I have a PC desktop Gateway which is no longer start after a power failure has occurred during the installation of Vista SP2. The computer displays the progress at the bottom indicator, then, before that can display the login screen, the screen goes black, with a white cursor. CTRL-Alt-Del and Ctrl-Shift-Esc do nothing.

  I tried without success to the following:

  * Safe Mode/Safe Mode control guest - boots to black screen new
  * Startup Repair - told me there is nothing wrong
  * System Restore - tells me there is no available restore points
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  * Re-install this is disabled because I can't start Windows Vista-

  There are * all * options other than wiping the disc/lose all my data? The PC is in a remote area and backup drive is not an easy thing to achieve.

  The PC is no longer under warranty of the bridge, and I understand that Microsoft supports is no longer installs OEM of Vista.

  Can anyone help?

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  I can tell you how to make bootable disks, but you already have a disk.

  He has changed since good means of XP repair install from disk by booting from it.

  I would add that info to disk Bootable repair, just in case your DVD is a factory of one computer.

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-Vista.html

  It's Vista only repair installation option these days.
  It must be switched on!
  Not much use, is it!

  Good luck with it.

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  Download the ISO on the provided link and do a repair of the disc.

  Go to your Bios/Setup, or the Boot Menu at startup and change the Boot order to make the DVD/CD drive 1st in the boot order, then reboot with the disk in the drive.

  At the startup/power on you should see at the bottom of the screen either F2 or DELETE, go to Setup/Bios or F12 for the Boot Menu.

  When you have changed that, insert the Bootable disk you did in the drive and reboot.

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html

  Above information shows what the process looks like and a manual, it load the repair options.

  NeoSmart containing the content of the Windows Vista DVD 'Recovery Centre', as we refer to him. It cannot be used to install or reinstall Windows Vista, and is just a Windows PE interface to recovering your PC. Technically, we could re-create this installation with downloadable media media freely from Microsoft (namely the Microsoft WAIK, several gigabyte download); but it is pretty darn decent of Microsoft to present Windows users who might not be able to create such a thing on their own.

  Read all the info on the website on how to create and use it.

  http://NeoSmart.net/blog/2008/Windows-Vista-recovery-disc-download/

  ISO Burner: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/active-isoburner.html

  It's a very good Vista Startup Repair disk.

  You can do a system restart tool, system, etc it restore.

  It is NOT a disc of resettlement.

  And the 32-bit is what normally comes on a computer, unless 64-bit.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Power failure/loose Power Bar power cord

  I want to run a few questions in front of the members of the forum:

  Last week, my power bar power cord became loose and off the bar, which stops the computer and the monitor. The monitor has a power button function.

  Before that other devices in the power bar are turned off and unplugged, until the power bar is turned off, until the power is reconnected, until the power bar is turned off, before other devices are plugged in, and before that the devices are suppressed:

  1. in the event that the computer and the monitor will turn off (as they were in the position 'On' when they stop unexpectedly) "or" there is no 'Off' option either on the computer, the monitor, or both devices so that they can be disconnected and reconnected since they will be in the position "Off"?

  2. If the computer and the monitor are 'On' when they turn off automatically during a power failure, can they be left alone without the risk of a wave when the power is restored, OR is there a risk of a surge?

  b. is there "is" a risk of a surge because they are still in position "On", should they be disabled (or they are already in the "Off" position?) unplugged and should bar be off and unplugged then until the power is restored?

  3. in fact, during a blackout, should all appliances be turned off and disconnected, so there is no risk of a circuit breaker of the circuit limit, causing a power surge, or if all appliances can remain plugged in and left in their respective "On / Off" position since before the failure?

  Hello

  Sorry for the late reply.

  It is advisable to have the power with a surge protector bar in areas where the power failure and the cutting power is often or generally just to ensure the security of your system and in particular data. If in your region, power failure, power failure is rare, so you can avoid surge protector.

  Hope, I could answer your query. Feel free to post on the forum if you have any concerns more associated with Windows. We will be happy to help you.

  Kind regards

• Windows 7 starts problems with black screen and the cursor because of power failure

  I'm on a Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium OS. Start-up problems arose after the power failure (accidentally unplugged the charger, the battery was not in place) during a video call in Skype. Accessories attached to the laptop at the time were a Logitech Webcam, a dongle Bluetooth, microphone and headphones.

  When starting my laptop Asus N81VP, he'll go as far as the 'Starting Windows' logo, then I meet a black screen with a mobile cursor. I don't then right click, CTRL + ALT + DELETE.

  I tried the things:

  Start Up Repair = "cannot automatically repair."

  System Restore = no available restore points

  Windows Memory Diagnostic = at 100%, no screen of detected problems, then black with mobile cursor

  Networking Mode Safe Mode/Safe = black screen with cursor mobile

  Activate video low resolution (640 x 480) = black screen with cursor mobile

  Good known Configuration = black screen with cursor mobile list

  Start Windows normally = black screen with cursor mobile

  Please help me. I've had this laptop for less than a year, and it would break my heart to have to re - format.

  You seem to have exhausted most of the options available in such cases, except two:
  D ' log in under a different account.
  -To restore your registry files manually. See below for more details.

  On your heart that could get broken: have you considered using the imaging facility that is integrated with Windows 7? You can find it in the control panel / backup and restore. This is somewhat marginal in the feature and it can be finicky, but it saved my butt several times.

  You can restore your registry files manually to a previous point through the steps described below. The process is complex and requires some careful typing. Ask a computer-savvy friend to help you if you lack experience in this field. Note that it may reset your password to a previous value.
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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode
  3 log in as administrator if you are prompted.
  4. Select repair when prompted.
  5. Select the command line in the menu that looks like this:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-7
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  DIR C:\Win*
  Dir D:\Win*
  dir E:\Win*
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  CD /d Q:\windows\System32\config
  xcopy *. * Q:\MyRegBack\
  CD RegBack
  dir
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  copy software / y...
  /y copy system...
  /y copy Sam...
  (the two points are part of each order)
  10. restart normally. If things don't work then you can go back by copying files from the original register of Q:\MyRegBack to Q:\Windows\System32\config.

• There's the iPhone battery chargers 5 that use no electricity.  For use in a power failure.

  There's the iPhone battery chargers 5 that use no electricity.  For use during a power failure.

  Your best bet is an accumulator.  I have one I got on Amazon by EC Tech.  It is a brick, but it will charge my iPhone and the iPad, if the current is cut off.  You just need to load the brick and keep it in an emergency.