Question about the recovery of HARD drive partition

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• M60: Question about the speed of HARD drive

  Hello

  does anyone know what RPM disk hard m60 turns to?

  That means Smart in the specification of HARD drive?

  Thank you very much
  Panos

  Panos Hi,

  In my view, that the hard drive in the M60 turn 4 200 RPM.

  S.M.A.R.T. means Self -Monitoring hasnalysis and Rinputs of technology. A system in which the hard drive can monitor his own health and report on potential failures before they occur.

  Kind regards

• Question about the cmdlet set-hard drive

  Hi out there,.

  I would like to move a group of new data warehouses vmdk using the cmdlet set-hard drive.

  But I want to start moving just a svmotion operation at a time.

  How could I get the id of the task of the vcenter svmotion operation initiated by game-hard drive, so that I can use wait-job to wait to complete the svmotion operation to start the following?

  any idea of... tips are welcome...

  concerning

  Hello

  Welcome to the VMware communities.

  The cmdlet Set - hard drive doen't have a parameter - RunAsync, as for example, the Move-VM cmdlet. This means that the each hard drive Set command must finish before the next command can begin. To this effect, you don't have to perform the synchronization of tasks yourself when you use the cmdlet Set-hard drive.

  Best regards, Robert

• Satellite A200-1GH. Questions about the replacement of HARD drive

  Someone made about?
  Consider replacing _TOSHIBA MK1237GSX factory-installed ATA Device _ with HDD 320 Gb SATA - II MK3252 _Toshiba GSX_ (120±, 5400 RPM, SATA-II)

  What I'll do with the hidden partition of Windows Vista that is used for the start?
  Is it possible to ignore it?

  Any suggestions?

  > What should I do with a hidden partition in Windows Vista that is used for the start?
  The hidden partition is needed for the repair of the system!
  If something goes wrong with the system, Vista would be able to repair the system using the files from the hidden partition.
  The Vista operating system creates this partition automatically during the installation of the OS!

  After you change the HARD drive, just start using the Toshiba and Vista recovery disk should create the partitions and must run the installer automatically

• question about a new external hard drive partitioning

  I just bought a TB G-Technology G 4 USB 3.0 drive to replace my old Lacie which is way to small.  It has served me well.

  I Google search on the net and research here in the discussions, I should create partitions, and if so, how, a few observations are in each article thread or by email.  A reason to partition (actually more than one partition) is so we can have a section for our time Machine backups, and for a section where we want to save our data backup and one for our user data?  I have not seen a clear statement on what might be the 'data', or what might be the 'user data '.  And if the time machine is backed up, is it NOT back up my data files?

  In order to unravel how the partitions I should create in my 4 TB Ex HD, can someone help me better understand what I should and should not save in time machine?  And if I choose to NOT include it in my Time Machine backup, why would I use a partition do it to, in order to save manually?  I do not pretend that it sounds stupid, I'm not clear on what 'it' is and what info I use to make the best decision for my use.

  Thanks a lot for any wisdom you could share with me.

  Michelle

  Have a Time Machine backup partition on the same drive as your data is a stupid backup plan. Since the main cause of data loss is disk failure to have the backup on the same disk as the means of data when the wrong road, you lose everything.

  At Time Machine backup. You never know what data you will lose.

  I suggest that you give up your plan to make the Time Machine backups on the same drive as the data. You need another player for that.

• Question about the recovery partition

  Hello.

  I have a question about the recovery of HARD drive partition.

  If I do the operation to clear the hard disk option in the wizard it will remove * all * or it will keep my partition recovery in this way I can come back later. I want to know because I would like to put on a different OS.

  I know he said he would, but caution in the PDF, I found it says that on a normal recovery too (that he would remove each partition) and I'm a little confused about how the recovery actually worked.

  Thank you.

  Hey Buddy,

  To be honest I n don't know what you mean exactly with this option to erase.

  In General, Toshiba Recovery disk will wipe your entire HDD to restore factory settings correctly. This means that if you start from that disk and follow the instructions on the screen, everything will be removed.

  In addition, the recovery disk doesn t create a recovery partition. It is not available. Disk copy just the files on the second partition in folder HDDrecovery to start an installation of HARD drive recovery.

• Re: Several questions about the recovery of the Satellite L750 features

  I have several questions about the recovery of Satellite L750 features available to it. Any help and answers would be useful.

  (1) when I started the laptop first, he asked me to create a recovery CD incase I need to reinstall the operating system. But he also said that he built in the recovery partition, so therefore, I have to make a recovery cd or not?

  (2) will be the recovery CD is exactly the same as the recovery on the system partition?

  (3) is the partion of CD or recovery includes all the integrated software pre-installed with the laptop?

  (4) also in the device manage management it shows watch partion recovery but it is empty, is it true?

  (5) in the second partition (drive D) system, he has a record with what looks like the recovery of files and folders. Is it safe to move/remove it?

  Hello

  I'll try to provide answers:
  1 - to ensure that everything works perfectly you don t need these discs, but if something goes wrong with the HARD drive you will not be able to do anything. When you have the recovery DVDs, you will still be able to install the recovery image and once again the factory settings. So my advice to you is: create these discs as soon as possible. Use only on DVD-R media and buy products of high quality (TDK or Verbatim).
  2 - Yes.
  3 - Yes.
  4 - No. Don t be confused with this.
  5. in a first time create restore DVD, and later you can do what you want. I put t know which files mean you but don t touch anything before that of the recovery disks to be created.

  In the past, many people have been experimenting with the structure of HARD drive and partitions and later was surprised when installing disk recovery HARD has been damaged. Don t make the same mistake.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• Libretto U100: Question about upgrade 60 GB HARD drive

  Sorry about that...

  I gave a number of price and the part for an UPGRADE to my MEMORY *(NOT THE HARD DISK) * 512 to 1 GB part number: KTT3311/1 G of OFFTEK. I hope this is the correct number of memory for the U100 with part number in my previous message.

  Looking for the number of the hard disk.

  What I found was a * HD 60GB 2.5 "8 MB 5400 RPM - part of Sweety: MK6034GAX * for £29,19 INC VAT. From DABS.com
  Is that the correct HD at this price? The cost of £80 - £100 elsewhere.

  Therefore, the upgrade from a 30 to 60 GB HD that I am looking for the part number for.

  Sorry for the confusion.

  Thanks for any help, a contributor can offer.

  Hello

  You can use the modules of memory from different manufacturers. Only the specifications of memory are important! Compatible modules are DDR2-400/333 PC2700.

  If you want you can also use these modules from Toshiba:
  512 MB (PA3412U - 1 M 51)
  1024MB (PA3313U-2M1G)

  You know this site of memory? :
  http://www.orcalogic.co.UK/ASP/ProdType.asp?ProdType=31679&ft=m&St=3

  You will also find compatible modules from Kingston.

  With regard to the drive HARD;
  Well, the price of HARD drive are different. It's not easy to tell if the price is too high or not. It depends on many factors such as; place of purchase, dealer, country, etc.

  The Libretto U100 was delivered with a 60GB drive HARD IDE (ATA-6).
  You can use every HARD disk that supports the specifications of this!

  So just google for the best offer or contact the ASP in your country to order a new HARD disk that is compatible.

• Equium A60-157: Question about maximum size of HARD drive

  Hello

  Looking to upgrade my Pentium 4 3.06GHz Equium A60-157 a bit then got a new module of 1024 MB of RAM, but now really to upgrade my 40 gb HDD to go with. I found all the specifications of the type of HARD drive, I need, but may not know what the maximum size of the disk, it is that the BIOS will recognize. I don't think that I've never updated by the BIOS and I'm looking to get a 120 GB drive. Any ideas please?

  Thanks for your help!

  Hi Alex,

  Most portable smanufactured in the last 5 years or so are able to accept larger hard drive capacity without problem. I am currently using a 80 GB drive in an old SA30 of three years. I can't guarantee a 120 GB drive will work, but I see no reason why it wouldn't.

  Kind regards

• A few questions about the defrag and hard space as I get a notification saying my hard disk space became full of drive

  I have problems with my hard drive. I got a notification saying that my hard disk space became full. So I cleaned a lot of programs and files of the irrational. I've freed almost half of it. Then I had another notification a few days later and realized that I had less than 1 GB of free space on my hard drive 600 g. I cleaned more and went to defragment my disk. It is set on a calendar, but I don't think that he has never been defragmented. He ran for about 2.5 days until the cord is unplugged and the battery is dead at 91% consolidated. Do I have to start again and wait again 2.5 days before I little hard drive space open? Or progress in the early days of 2.5 will remain défragmentée? In addition, defrag and do a disk cleanup will stop my hard drive to fill almost instantly after deleting and uninstalling programs? I'm running out of things to remove and I am a full-time student full and really need a computer in operation, please help!

  Defragmentation is complete, will continue from the left point last time. Therefore, if you raise, he will continue that 91 percent (of course, it will start from 0%, but the scan will go up that 91% and continue with the rest of the space on the hard disk, that 91% of surface of the hard drive has been defragmented already).

  Yes, you can delete all the files inside the Temp folder. TEMP folder is a temporary storage place used by some programs to temporarily store the files/folders. Some programs remove the files/folders after working, but some retain them, causing space problems.

  You can use disk cleanup, on occasion, to delete unnecessary files from the hard drive.

• HP Pavilion Notebook g7: Re-create the recovery on D drive partition

  I have a HP Pavilion g7, which originally had Windows 7.  I recently upgraded to Windows 10. However, the recovery partition (D has still the Windows 7)  Question: Can I just remove the Windows 7 file and re-create the partition recovery with Windows 10 or is it more involved.

  morris81

  Basically, the answer is no.

  Why?

  Because installed HP recovery Partition contains a custom Windows OEM compressed HP image and the firmware on the same PC is written to be able to start in this partition (using F11) to this recovery.

  Your own partition does NOT contain this file because there is no way to get at HP.

  Even in this case, the F11 process wouldn't work, even if you haven't created your own partition.

  However... If you want the means to do a full system recovery, then consider using a third-party product known as Macrium Reflect the image of the installation.

  Macrium reflect (MR) provides a FREE version that can be used to image and restore partitions or drives together.
  
  What I recommend is the following:
  (1) download and install Macrium reflect (MR)
  (2) run M. and choose the option: "Create an image of the partition (s) required to backup and restore Windows" to write a full backup to an external drive or USB key
  (3) use the option to create a CD or a USB startup key
  
  My experience is that SIR, when you use the option of Compression high, typically allows to compress the image file recorded at about 50% of the space USED in the OS partition.  This means that if you have a 40GB and 80GB OS partition is used, MR must only about 20 GB to store the image file.
  
  I use all the time and it usually takes less than 10 minutes to make the backup of the image and at the same time or less do a restore.

  In addition, MR has the ability to add a recovery Boot Menu entry.  This then allows you to boot into Windows re, and then you can use it to do a restore - when you cannot start Windows!
  
  NOW, you have the means to restore a full system that works for the external hard drive or USB key in a few minutes.

  Good luck
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• A few questions about the recovery image installation

  A recovery USB drive created using the Recovery Media Creator contains the Windows operating system and is it the Windows key to reinstall - how it is activated. Is it different for the repair disk.

  Can be used for a new installation of Windows 7 on a new SSD? Is this just a case of connection and the recovery disc running on the new drive to th? How the recovery Partition can be re-created on a new SSD?

  Drop Hello

  I can see user Justinian gave detailed answers, and I hope you understand how it all works now. Of my overwiev aside:

  What exactly is recovery image?
  + Recovery image is an exact copy of a hard drive and contains the exact copy, byte by byte, a hard disk partition. The copy includes all the partition information, sectors priming, the table of allocation of files, installation of operating system and software application different. +
  + You are using installation Recovery CD/DVD/USB, you can restore your system after heavy data loss, caused by an accident of operating system, hardware failure or complete virus attack. +
  + Recovery image installation procedure allows the installation of system and easy to user. Unfortunately, it is not possible to restore only certain files from a disk image. +
  + Each recovery image is designed for a specific model laptop and it cannot be used for any other series of notebook. +

  With other words, recovery image is a software package that contains Windows operating system, all the drivers needed for some portable model, Toshiba tools, utilities, and also some other software. A lot of people don't like these additional software, but no you don't have to use it. all things you don't like you can remove it from the system.

  Activation of recovery image:
  When you buy the phone model you also purchase the license for the preinstalled OS version that you get with your machine. After start and contact to the internet OS will be checked and activation will be valid.

  Please note: you can reinstall original image recovery 100 times if necessary. There is not a kind of limitation, and whenever it will be activated.

  Take care of your recovery media (DVD/USB). Do not lose it.

  Of course, it can happen that you do not find your recovery media. In this case you can order.
  Recovery order - https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
  Questions and answers about ordering recovery DVDs - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB0202TA0000R01.htm

  If you have any other questions do not hesitate to ask.

• Questions on on Satellite A300 HARD drive partitions

  Hello

  I would like to install a new OS (new operating system: Windows 7, old OS: Vista Edition Home Premium) on my laptop (Toshiba Satellite A300-237) to repartition the whole HARD drive. I see a non-standard partition, its size is of ~ 1 GB, can I delete this partition?

  What information contains this partition?
  I did the recovery previously by Toshiba HDD Recovery disks. Guess when I delete any partition and put in place and installation of the discs, will recover the initial state (including the hidden partition)?

  Thank you

  If you want to install your own Win7 version delete all existing partitions and then create a C partition for the installation of the OS.
  I guess you write over WinRE partition and it is about 1.5 GB.

  I installed Win7 ultimate 32 bit on my Satellite A300 and it works perfectly.
  If you need assistance with installing Win7 let me know.

• Re: a few questions about the recovery of product on my laptop Satellite L450D-113

  Hey there, fellow buyers of Toshiba.

  I have a few questions on prod. recovery on my laptop.

  * Is _First, safe? _ *
  Because my sister it on his Vista laptop (a Toshiba) and finished with a BSOD and a trip to the PC world for a replacement HARD drive.
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  * _First, he will restore C: and D:, or just C:? _ *
  Inadvertently, I deleted the D: partition on my hard drive and he would like to return.
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  * _Third, I am formatting due to incompatibility with some applications, namely 32 bit ones._*
  I can somehow incompatible lance 32-bit on my 64-bit?
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  * _Finally, it erase Ubuntu as well? _ *
  I have Ubuntu (10.04 LTS incase you're wondering) and want to keep the data that it is intact.

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  YES, I backed UP MY DATA (here, that goes with the words "I have no sti - oh, wait, what's that noise clicking / grinding?")? I just do not feel comfortable with the formatting yet until I know answers to these questions, but there again, I have only 200 MB left of C: (go, 250 GB in 8 months?) and need the return performance (GHIII and GTA: San Andreas used at 40 fps, but now play them is wading through treacle (LAG)!) Please respond quickly, and I look forward to answers!
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  Toby

  Hello

  > First of all, is it safe?

  recovery process is completely safe.

  > Second, he will restore C: and D:, or just C:?

  He will restore the os with the settings on drive C;. Local d it will create image file from hard drive which I know.

  > Can I run 32-bit incompatible somehow on my 64-bit?

  It depends on the application. I mean, do a right-click on the application and choose properties where you can Compatible mode.

  > Finally, it clears so Ubuntu?

  If it is installed on local d: I guess that will erase. To be honest, is not sure

• A small question about the recovery of experts

  My filesystem for windows is damaged and the laptop will not start. So, I don't have an xp installation cd, but the toshiba one recovery.
  I didn't create all the partitions on my hard drive.

  I can create a partition to install windows on using expert mode?

  Hello

  Check this http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=2513&tstart=15