Recovery CD & utilities

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• Lost recovery CD

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M30x 122 and I had a @home fire, I lost a lot of things, even my recovery and driver CD,

  where can I get another?

  Kind regards

  Ramon

  Hello

  Sorry to hear about your fire!

  When you want a new recovery tools & utilities Cd you must go to the next Service Toshiba partner and sign a solemn declaration.

  You will find a list of all available Service partners throughout Europe to:

  https://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com
  -Support & downloads - find an authorized Service partner

  Bye and good luck

  Hans

• Qosmio F10: Question about the CD key and waste product

  I bought a laptop Qosmio F10 a year ago. However, it is only now, someone mentioned that is fails to my OS I will need to reinstall.
  They asked if I had the disc and product key. I said no. Why do not the two points mentioned above provided for me on buying?
  I'm just a user not an expert.
  All the answers at all would be appreciated.

  Hello

  It is strange that the laptop has been delivered without CD or DVD.
  Usually, you should get the media recovery, Tools & Utilities CD and possibly a Qosmio CD player.
  On the recovery CD, you will find the image of Toshiba. This image that you could install every time. The operating system on this image is already enabled and you don't need the product keys.

  If you don't have a CD you can order it from the service partner in your country.

• Mid 2012 MacBook Pro starts only with the external hard drive

  I have a MacBook 2012 mid Pro and whenever I try to start it only shows the folder with question mark flashing. But, whenever I plug in my external hard drive, it boots. I also tried selecting the boot drive and the interns don't show, but once in the external plug-in, it shows externally as Macintosh HD. I also tried to reinstall OS X but it says I can't you this player.

  Thank you

  While in the drive external hard, that I hope has the same operating system, can you go to utilities utilities disk-file and run a repair of the internal drive and repair permissions? You could also do the same thing in starting mode of recovery-command keys R at startup. Using the recovery disk utilities. If you can't get the internal drive to show everyone, most likely the drive is bad. Then, you will need to replace it.

• Impossible to reset PRAM (mouse problem)

  After several attempts, I don't then reset the PRAM as I usually end up on the screen of regular connection or, occationally, I go into the menu Utilities (recovery, Disk utilities etc.).

  The heart of the problem is that my Magic Mouse (battery 100% "") is connected and can move the arrow around the screen; However, he does not 'click' to select an item. Potential use only what I've found is to do a reset of the PRAM, which, for me, has been easier said that done then.

  I read that using a wired keyboard can work better and I will work (buy or borrow) if I need; However, this seems a bit backward engineering.

  I read Apple's documentation as well as several previous posts but nothing got past this first hurdle, so:

  1. the issue of the mouse without a PRAM reset?

  2 - is their way to 'force' a PRAM reset without the sequence of CMD-OPT-P-R?

  It is a vanilla with no returned software/hardware iMac any change or modification, the mouse does not only work after waking, he.

  The magic mouse you may have particles obstacles between you prevent of fully by clicking.

  A reset of the PRAM will not affect the mouse or devices not integral to the computer. It's like the RAM to store and access data quickly for some settings.

  [Cmd] + [Opt] + [P] + [R] is the only method to reset the PRAM. Make sure you are very quick to turn on the computer and press these keys right after.

  It can help trying to make a (System Management Controller) SMC reset as well.

  Office Mac Pro, iMac and Mac mini

  • Turn off and unplug the Mac.
  • Keep the Mac unplugged for at least 15 seconds.
  • Card Mac back in and not activate it under at least five seconds.
  • Press the power button to turn on the Mac.

• I can not instalar o windows 10

  Por favor, elem. initialization use o ao, ja no final do processo cylindrical um erro: erro seu nao pode ser particionado hd

  Start Internet recovery, run utilities-> disk utility and the le disque disk repair, then try Deputy BC. There may be other issues.

• Desktop Pavilion a6742p does not start after the HP screen

  Less than a box of 64-bit years with 6 GB of RAM, Vista Home Premium.

  Does load the HP screen without feature, no possibility to go to recovery or utilities. No fan, no HD no spin.

  Not removable drive storage (only connected when you fill out the backup).

  No help from HP... "" I'm sorry it's just out of warranty now.

  Any suggestions? I'll spend some time to read through this "blockages, freezes and crashes" thread but can't find anything in 'search' on an a6742p.

  Thanks in advance!

  8lives, thank you for your answers to my question.

  Remembered that I bought an extended warranty on it (what turned out be the good investment given the HP was a week on the 1 year warranty.)

  Results... Hitachi hard drive failure!

  Thanks again!

• HP Pavilion dv6: Wipe and reload for hp pavilion dv6 notebook pc ID 00359-oem-8992687-00010

  I want to wipe/reload my PC (restore factory settings) to work better to give to my son.  However, the PC came not with recovery/software/utilities records.   Can provide you instructions please?  Thank you!

  After saving my data, I just ran the recovery of Windows Manager (as suggested in one of the messages of support) and the system seems to work better... Thank you!

• Install utilities from recovery after a cleaning

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite 6 months old m9600t.  I am preparing for Windows 7 and I'm planning my upgrade strategy.  A performance I would like to install a cleaning of the reasons instead of a Vista to 7 in place upgrade.   If I do that is there a way for my to retrieve the provided CV of utilities such as Easy Backup, Cyberlink DVD Suite, etc.

  lowbar

  Two folders, you can copy it to dvd or usb flash drive before installing Win 7. "SMINST" in your Windows folder and another on the C: drive, should see a titled... HP inside are drivers and applications that are available to reinstall using 'Install_APP.exe' in the folder SMINST.

• Norton Utilities issues and recovery disks

  I just bought a HP laptop and have two questions.

  1. the seller told me to make sure I'm doing the recovery discs as they do not come with the computer and will cost $40 if ordered from the company and will take about two weeks to arrive, if necessary. I asked him to explain WHAT and HOW I have to copy and he said that he was not certain, but there was a program in Vista that will help me. I could not get additional info about him, so I'll make my case here. The computer must happen tomorrow and I would like to get set up right now, but want to make sure that I have the recovery disk, just in case.

  2. I have Norton security for my office and just paid for subscription one year. Someone told me that Norton was not fine with Vista and they were switched to another program. (a) your thoughts?  (b) simpler method to add Norton 2nd comuter if you agree this software is sufficient.

  What are the 'tags' on this forum?

  Someone on this forum in a previous post suggested my Netgear router. I bought and found setup a breeze. Now, once I get my laptop, I have to see it's good... love it so far!

  Pat

  Thank you for a well written and easy to understand, Kazoo Tom (can't keep teacher out of me, sorry). I would have guessed there would be some type of security included with the computer as a marketing tool. That part stress goes, I feel ill at ease, leaving my computer vulnerable even for a few minutes.

  The saleswoman told me that Vista had a recovery program, but did not know where he was or how to find it.

  I guess that IF the computer is plugged in, your comment about having the fully charged battery is not relevant. I would make the drive recovery immediately, if I can.

  Once again, thank you for the great response to my questions.

  Pat

• On my MBP, 2011, bar menu in recovery mode to offer only one option - selector of language. How do you get Terminal? Missing something?

  On my MBP, 2011, in recovery mode menu bar offers only a single - switch language option. How do you get Terminal? Missing something?

  You will need to choose your language first.

  From there on, the Terminal will be on the menu drop-down utilities > Terminal

• Misfortunes of recovery...!

  Hello Mac-to-recruit!

  I get to your doors, after exhausting all other options I can get or don't know so throw me your thanks for the help, advice and assistance.

  Let me paint you a picture.

  My friend, let's call him Rob, had a Mac Mini (late 2009) ongoing 10.10.8 Yosemite that he is no longer required and asked if I would like to, so I said yes, I could use it for something.

  Rob didn't is not very in computer science so I went to help him implement his new Mac Mini (not sure of the model but he bought this week, came with El Cap) I connected the two together and made the whole migration assistant thing and its new had all its progs and docs and Rob was happy

  Until I took his Mini that we did the whole "how to prepare your Mac for sale / new user" so following the guide here - what to do before you sell or give away your Mac - Apple Support

  I made a Time Machine backup for him and disconnected from everything and erased the HD of Mackintosh and then there was a power cut (some time after the backup was completed.

  Mac started then in recovery fine mode and we went to reinstall OS X step and then things started getting weird that there is an error that kept popping up saying (memory now) "this element is not available" app store (or something like) Finally after a while he started to work.

  Then there was another power cut...

  When everything is back on I went back into recovery mode (he had a PC keyboard so now the ALT key at startup, I guess that's the command?) and the recovery with disk utilities partition came it was decided that restore us from Time Machine backup and go from there and then it was there wasn't... guess what? Well Yes an another power failure.

  Now, this is where that starts to hit the fan because now, when it is started in recovery mode the Macintosh HD and discs recovery 10.10.3 mount above the fast WiFi but despite that I press any all will happen... I can connect to WiFi, but after this selection any disc will show the Apple logo and a progress bar that will reach 30-35% and then just stop even if left overnight. Also, it does not start in Internet Recovery Mode (as far as I know I'm pressing the right keys of keyboard of PC - Windows key - ALT and R

  This is that I need help, I read a hundred articles/post on how to download and use the wizard of recovery disk from a USB but I have a PC at home, is there a way to write this to a USB port, the Mac will understand, I have another Mac at home (a powerPC Mac Mini running Tiger) I tried d/l the wizard of recovery disk on that computer , but it's all just does not work...

  I'm kinda stuck, so throw myself at your skills to help a poor soul, or this poor little Mac Mini is trashed or transformed into a Raspberry Pi Forum

  Thanks in advance,

  Eddy.

  Hi Eddy...

  In doing so the ALT key at startup, I guess that is the command?

  Usually Windows = CMD on the Mac key, key alt on PC KB usually = alt.option key on Mac.

  So try just Windows + r keys.

• boot into recovery mode

  I have a Macbook Pro MD101B/a man. The vehicle currently has el capitan later. I'm trying to prepare it for resale. When I try to open it in recovery mode, it comes up with the connection to the network, I select the right network and password and then nothing happens except the screen displays the network and a logo of the world. Is this correct? I expected to get to the usual window showing disk utility, time machine backup restore, etc., but it does not show that.  Just leave forever with the projection of the network?

  Just mystified as to why Im not getting options I was expecting.

  TIA

  It's normal. The Mac is from recovery of the Internet.

  It will take some time. Wait until the OS X Utilities window appears.

  Then reinstall the OS X, the original version that came with the Mac.

• IMac G5 will not load into recovery mode

  I have a 2005/2006 IMac G5. I started it yesterday, after a few years in the area. He started well, so I ran the updates. After the system shuts down, it has not restarted. When I turn it on it come to la? and file screen. I tried both Internet recovery mode and recovery mode, but it ends finally in the? and file screen, the screens of recovery mode to jump. I have an external hard drive with time machine back ups. When I restart with the hard drive attached and hold down option, a screen with a return of arrows and an arrow appears, but no hard drive does not appear above them. Any help is appreciated

  There is no recovery or recovery Internet in Mac G5. You can install the system is Leopard (10.5) and this can be done from the installation discs. The system initially installed a Tiger (1.04), once again, the only installable from installation discs. Either type of installation disc can be started from to perform an audit on the hard disk in disk utility. You cannot start from the Time Machine disk because it does not contain an operating system.

  Your first step is to boot from the floppy to install for any system you have installed - insert the floppy disk, and then restart holding + command + c. When it is loaded (which will take some time) go to the Utilities menu and choose disk utility: run the ERD. If it is able to correct any errors, you should then try to install from the disc.

• Run the utilities from disk on machine with Yosemite Snow Leopard startup disk?

  I have a 2009 imac that came with Snow Leopard. I've since updated my OS to Yosemite. Should I run the disc from my old snow leopard startup disk utilities or is it a bad idea?

  It is not a 'bad' idea, but it is always best to use the version of disk utility which is part of the OS version installed. Do this by starting the computer from the Recovery HD.

  Fix the hard disk and permissions

  HD recovery start

  Restart the computer and after the chime hold the Order et R keys until the Menu of the utility is displayed.

  Repair

  When the Utility Menu appears, select disk utility and click on the continue button. Disk utility charges and select layouts withdrawal (usually Macintosh HD) entry of the list to one side.  Click the first aid tab, and then click the repair disk button. If disk utility reports any errors that have been corrected, then again run repair disc until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported, click repair permissions . Wait for the process to finish, and then quit disk utility and re-enter the Utility Menu. Select restart from the Apple menu.