Re: Satellite L750-Question about a data Partition

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• Satellite P300 - question about HARD Disk Partition

  Hello.

  I just bought a P300-1 Satellite has very nice portable 8. Everything has been restored to the original state. The thing is, I'm sure someone has resized the partition of HARD drive on the disk "D". It has a 160 GB hard drive, but the "D" drive is showing only 54 GB. I would like to reduce the size to give me maximum space on the 'C' drive but worried that it might affect the "HDD Recovery" folder that exists on this subject.

  Any help asap would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you very much

  Create recovery DVDs using Toshiba Recovery creator tool. After doing this, you can do with disk partitions you want.
  One day, if you want to reinstall Vista and have the factory settings, you can use this created DVD facilities.

  Please note: before installation of Vista drive HARD whole lance and ancient structure of the partitions is deleted. Data back up are required.

• 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.

• Satellite L750 - unallocated space after custom partition

  Hello

  I bought a new Satellite L750 of 640 GB HD and made a custom 400 GB for C: partition and expecting a ~ 200 GB for a D:; with the remaining GB in an HD hidden for the restoration of the window use.

  After the complete installation and start-up of the window, I can only see a C: or my GB of 200 ~ 400 becomes not allocated. No other player number is displayed.

  Can someone help me how I can create an E: or what that lead to make use of this no allocated space.
  How can I access? I have to redo the entire system again and just send it to C: and forget a second drive?

  H.E.L.P. Please.

  Hello

  I hope that you have created a recovery disc before changing the partitions on the HARD disk.
  I guess you HDD recovery would not work after the partitions has been changed.

  In any case, all partitions can be verified in disk management.
  Right-click on computer-> Manage
  Here, you go to disk management

  Generally, all partitions and unallocated space must be visible. Here, you can create a new partition or can change and change the partitions again.

• Question about hard drive partitions - Satellite L450

  I just got a new Satellite L450 with a 250 GB hard drive. I moved my media on it and quickly received a warning from the Toshiba Bulletin board that my hard drive was achieved at full capacity. When I look at 'My computer', it shows 2 hard drives, WINDOWS (C :) and DATA(D:).) I guess it's one thing to install because there is only one hard drive.

  C and D drives are around 120 GB but WINDOWS is 75% sold out. How to use drive D and avoid the warning on the capacity of the drive?
  Can I change the capactiy for C and D allowances?

  In my opinion, you should simply ignore this message. In Windows Explorer, you can clearly see how much free space is available on each partition. So I think t for the partitions and data administration you n t need to monitoring applications.

  This partitions C and D is the standard setting for the new Toshiba laptops.
  In disk management you can change the ability of the partitions but I n t think this is the best solution for you because the two partitions are filled with data.

• Satellite A660 - Question about hidden partition

  Recently my shore hardd crashed and he had to be replaced. Then, I used my recovery media to restore. But now when I go into Disk Management displays 3 partitions. (previously it was 2 I think - in the old HDD)

  DISK 0

  Partition-1 1.46 GB Active recovery) hidden
  Partition-2 580 active GB (drive c)
  partition-3 12.5 GB Active (HIdden) (know toshiba recovery thing is here)

  Does anyone know if I can delete the first partition and have just two?-only 15 MB/1.45 GB is used I can resize?
  I present the same for everyone or is it just me?

  Thank you very much

  William

  Hi wsb123,

  (> Partition-1 1.46 GB Active recovery) hidden
  It's the Windows recovery environment partition. On this HARD drive are for the repair of the system files if Windows can start t more. It s a Windows feature and has nothing to do with Toshiba. This partition, you can find on all installations of Windows 7.
  -Online http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Recovery_Environment

  > Partition-2 580 active GB (drive c)
  With other words, the primary partition because on it a Windows is installed with all your files. Nothing unusual ;)

  > partition-3 12.5 GB Active (HIdden) (know toshiba recovery thing is here)
  As you have already written s the Toshiba Recovery for file recovery partition.

  So I t understand the problem. Everything is normal, and if you install Windows recovery disk you have at least 3 partitions.

• Question about hard drive Partitions

  My Satellite C650 bought recently has two equal size partitions - C (called Windows) and D (known as data). However, my "Users" folder and so all my data is stored on the C drive (with all programs) while the D drive and has only the HDD Recovery inside folder. This means that I have access to half of my total disk space.

  How to move my file 'Users' the D drive - and if I do - it somehow it is interfering with the HARD drive folder?
  This can be as simple as move the users folder - but I'm not sure if the installation of 'Libraries' or all Office programs will always seek on the C drive for data.

  I would like some advice before as I did try.

  >... While the D drive has only the HDD Recovery inside folder. This means that I have access to half of my total disk space.
  That s not the truth. You can use the free space on the second partition. HDDrecovery is just a folder where recovery image is saved. You can enter the folder properties and set it as invisible and you will see it.

  This recovery is important for two things:
  -for the creation of recovery DVDs
  -for HARD drive recovery procedure.

  Generally speaking, if you have created recovery DVD (highly recommended) you can delete this folder, but after doing this, you will not be able to create recovery DVDs or of the installation of recovery disk (F8 at startup).

  You have to understand how it works?
  If you have any other questions please let me know.

• Satellite Z930 - question on Win8 SSD partitions

  Just got the new Z930 satellite with the following 128 GB SSD partitions

  450 MB recovery partition
  260 MB EFI system partition *.
  9.66 Gb recovery partition
  Primary partition 8 GB *.
  100.76 GB boot, page file, crash dump, primary partition *.

  Only those that are marked with * are allowed to be deleted using the windows disk management tool.

  I'm assuming that the 8 GB partition is the recovery for a factory restore media. I intend on creating recovery media of course USB (9Gbrequired according to the creator of recovery media - 16 Gb USB recommended). Delete this partition, and then expand the main partition.

  Questions:

  1. someone knows what is the 9.66 GB partition and why it cannot be deleted? Possibly put into hibernation linked, but why 9.66 when there are only 6 GB of RAM installed (which would make the hibernation 4 GB partition)

  2. What is the EFI partition for?

  3. it is curious that if you take 4 GB (what the file hibernation for 6 GB of RAM should be) the 9.66 5,66 remaining and the score of 8 GB are basically the same size as the main 13.5 GB partition reported here for the z930 portege. Why Toshiba would squirrel away from the recovery media as well as space for hibernation? A way to recover the full 13.5 GB asmentioned in the z930 portege post?

  Thanks in advance

  > 1. Anyone know what is the 9.66 GB partition and why it cannot be deleted? Possibly put into hibernation linked, but why 9.66 when there are only 6 GB of RAM installed (which would make the hibernation 4 GB partition)

  I guess that the 9.66 GB partition called recovery partition is created for HARD drive recovery.
  You can retrieve the laptop using recovery of HARD drive and does not require recovery or recovery USB memory stick drive.
  But I wouldn't delete this partition because you will lose the ability to recover the HARD drive recovery unit

  > 2. What is the EFI partition for?
  EFi partition contains the program loader initialization for all the operating systems (in other partitions) on the HARD disk. If don t touch.

• Satellite 4090xcdt / question about CPU upgading & batteries

  Hello

  I just joined the forum. Looks really good.

  I inherited a satellite 4090xcdt (PAS409EYX-ENX). He had 4 gig ' ish HDD, Celeron CPU (300 or 400 MHZ?), 64 MB of RAM and win 98.

  me and my boyfriend has replaced the HARD drive with 80 GB model (the original was on his last breath), upgrade of RAM as it could by adding a key to 256 MB to the current 64 MB.

  It helps a lot and allows us to run Win XP Home and now added a wireless card.

  2 questions.

  I can get a Celron M 700 MHz processor - I can it whack in the 4090xcdt?

  Is there a good source cheapish of spare batteries - as the mounted one, last about 5 minutes when it is turned off!

  Thnaks for the search - any help appreciated.

  Hello

  OK, I studied a little and it seems that this laptop has an Intel Celeron 400 MhZ CPU.
  To my knowledge it s not advisable to replace the CPU s on the laptop. Some CPU is soldered on the Board.
  Of course, I read some reviews on the replacement of the CPU, and some people were able to replace or upgrade. BUT laptop computers did not work properly. Sometimes, don t cooling modules work or BIOS have had problems with the APCI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface).
  In my opinion you shouldn't do it! Perhaps you may also damage the motherboard.

  Well, you should also always use the Toshiba battery recommended. A bad battery can damage the laptop. As far as I know the battery on this laptop should have these properties:
  Lithium Li-ion 10,8 V, 3, 600 mAh, reference number: PA2487U

  You should be able to buy these batteries in every store of the laptop. Of course, you can also contact the Toshiba ASP in your country. Here, you can order the original.

• Satellite A30 - question about the CPU temperature

  Hi all

  I have a Satellite A30 (model name: SA30-151, model number: PSA33E). I had the usual problems with overheating and closing, where I had to clean the radiator.

  My question is, how hot the CPU must sit at and what temperature is dangerous?

  I installed 'Hardware sensors Monitor' and the average temperature is about 55 c, but I saw it happen at 70 c when I'm pushing it.

  I was not able to find something on the net about it and I can't find information on the Toshiba site.

  Any help or advice would be appreciated, thanks...

  The same temperature is on my Tecra M1. Believe me, there's really no reason to panic.

• Satellite M30: Questions about the battery, SD, energy-saving card reader

  1. After looking through the forums, it seems that my problem is not uncommon: my Toshiba Satellite M30 seems to have a life of the battery for about 10 minutes. Power not connected to the adapter, Windows detects 100%... 99%... Then 3%. Throughout the life of the battery is about 10 minutes, and I don't know why. Does anyone know? (Info from BG: laptop about 2 years, not too used)

  2. How will I know exactly WHAT model of Toshiba Satellite M30 I? (There is a code after the M30-part - I need this to find out what batteries I need to buy to replace)

  3. What is the nearest Service Center, I can talk to the United Kingdom with regard to my battery problem? From Toshiba Web site lists 20 companies different with Toshiba in them to the United Kingdom, and I have no idea which we touch!

  4. my SD card reader is a bit faulty. To put a SD card, no message appears to recognize the card - the laptop just doesn't recognize at all, and I do not see "SD card" or equivalent in "My Computer". However, if I put an SD card, and then restart the computer, I can see the SD card, it simply does not update while the computer is on, when I restart - cures for this?

  5. Finally, can I download the software of management of TOSHIBA POWER SAVER? I downloaded from this site but right now the only option when I open the TOSHIBA CONSOLE is 'Mouse' - there is no standby power options or network options or anything.

  Thanks in advance, sorry there are so many questions and they are so different!

  Cheerio,
  John

  Hello

  1) looks like a dead battery. It s not unusual that the battery will discharge performance after about 2 years. As far as I remember, you can load and unload the battery for about 500 times. After this period, the lifetime battery decreases faster. The same symptom occurs for example with a cell phone battery. I think you should ask the new battery Toshiba service partner. PS: The guarantee covers the battery for about a year.

  (2) it's very easy at the bottom of the unit, you will find a label with the serial number and the name of detailed specifications.

  (3) visit this site:
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/Su/su_gaspLocator.jsp?PF=true
  You will find the database with ASP together all over the world. These guys are responsible for replacements, repairs, etc.

  (4) number of SD card is very strange. On my Satellite SD card window opens if I insert the SD card. You can try to remove the SD card from the Device Manager reader and after that new reboot, the OS should has new charge card CD driver. Eventually, it helps.

  (5) I don't know what you mean exactly but on the Toshiba driver page, you will find the tool power Toshiba compatible and taken in charge. If you have downloaded from the area Sat M30 driver so I think you can use it only on this laptop.

  take easy B-)

• Satellite L40 - question about the CPU temperature

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L40 17 Q with Intel Celeron M CPU.

  The usual device temperature is about 60 degrees Celsius. I read that the Tj to this type of processors is 100 degrees Celsius.

  So my question is dedicated to the owners of laptops equipped with Intel Celeron M processors and of course for the hardware gurus.
  Is the operative temperature of 60 degrees Celsius of normal, and if not how do I decrease.
  My laptop is new and I make sure that the air flow openings are not jammed.

  Thank you in advance!

  Hello

  Don't worry, the CPU temperature. 60 degrees Celsius is certainly within the normal range, and there is no reason to worry about this. On my laptop Tecra, I noticed the temperature CPU about 62 degrees Celsius and drive HARD around 40 degrees Celsius.

• Question about Table of Partition MBR

  I have a Toshiba laptop running Vista Home Premium SP2 with processor Dual-Core of AMD Athlon 64 X 2, 1 GB of ram and 150 GB of HARD drive.

  My question is about the partition table in MBR. It shows 4 partitions it.

  I have the Ultimate Boot CD, so I took a look at the MBR. Here are 4 partitions occupying its table:

  1. (without drive letter)-file system: blank - EISA config partition type code'n - 1.46 GB -: x 27
  2 C: - fs: ntfs - system, boot, primary, active partition - 92,01 GB - code: x 07
  3 D: - fs: ntfs - primary - 5.98 f - code: x 07
  4. (without drive letter)-fs: blank - primary - 5,64 GB - code: x 17

  c: is free of 17%, d: is 99% free, the other two are 100% free

  Can you explain what the purpose of D:? What about the other two (with no drive letter)? I read somewhere that ' x 17' code means "hidden IFS (ex: HPFS)' & 'x 27' means a rescue partition... true?". Do I need them, or I can remove the part'ns 3 (other than c :) & make use of space?

  Looks like the recovery and BIOS utilities. You need to check with Toshiba so one any of them can be deleted.

• Questions about the data reporting PowerCLI store

  Hello

  I have a problem with a script that I use and I'm looking for an idea on the problem.

  I have a script that gathers pretty much all the information on the virtual machine in my cluster. (Disk size, free disc, data store).

  Most of the time, it works very well. But there is something that bothers me little. It doesn't report the data store that each VM is linked to. It works for most, but on a select few, it's not.

  I wonder if there is something in my script which is the first cause, or if it is a question of VSphere.
  
  My script and the output is attached.
  
  Thanks in advance for the help.
  
  -Aaron

  I was able to get the warehouses of missing data as well.

  That's when the VMDK are stored on more than 1 data store for a specific virtual machine.

  In this case, the line

      $myDS = Get-Datastore | Where { $_.Id -eq $VM.Datastore}
  

  nothing will store in $myDS because $VM. Data store is an array of MoRefs.

  In fact you try to map the partitions in the guest OS with data warehouses that host the VMDK files.

  There is no easy solution for that I fear (there are number of threads in this community who are trying to do the same thing).

  I fear that there is no real solution for this problem

• Satellite C650 - Question about cooling fan

  I recently bought the Toshiba Satellite C650 with processor i3 Intel and Windows 7 Home. When I see the bottom cover there are no holes for the cpu cooling fan intake air (there only the circle mark on the case under the cooling fan). Pls confirm me it is a manufacturing defect or not.

  I also ran a cpu + the base temperature software and find core temp goes up to 72 ° C in one step and I feel very hot blowing through the radiator.

  Hey Buddy,

  > When I see the bottom cover there are no holes for the cpu cooling fan intake air
  Who is normal and it s according to the laptop and the material. Different laptops have different cooling systems. This would mean that there are some laptops with no holes directly under the fan air intake. For fresh air holes are placed elsewhere to generate some air flow. If the other pieces of equipment can be cooled as well.

  There are already some threads here in the forum and as you can see it's really normal:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=227573𷣵
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?MessageID=239163𺘻

  > I also ran a cpu + basic temperature software and found core temp goes up to 72 ° C in one step, and I feel very hot blowing through the radiator.
  How did you check the temperature?
  Always it is if everything works well don t care about the temperature. In this case, that the laptop could overheat, it would off himself to protect the equipment. ;)