Recovery disk will not start on Satellite 1110

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• Recovery disk will not load on my Equium A210 - 17l

  For some reason, no matter what I do or try, my Toshiba restore disk will not start or load into my disc drive. I hear that many whirring noise and loud clicks, but nothing. I cleaned the disk, I have my BIOS set to boot from the CD/DVD drive. I have the disc, otherwise he would stay all day on a black screen. This leads me into the wall, my laptop is just out of warranty and my games/applications are running slower and slower each day. I can't afford the repairs, I need help! Anyone has any advice for me? Thank you

  * edit *: I forgot to mention, some discs not loading in my laptop but they load fine on my desktop (including my Toshiba restore disk) is anyway I can copy the files to my restore disk and create a new one? (I confess that there are some scratches)

  It is not easy to say what the problem is here. It may be defective recovery DVD or optical disc drive may be defective.
  Try to use some other bootable CD/DVD like Microsoft installations CD or some Linux installations. If any of them work is ODD may be defective.

  Recovery image can be copied to the HARD drive and the new creation of media is not possible. If your recovery media cannot be used due to zero you can order the new copy under https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Satellite P10 - 504 - recovery disk will not load

  Someone at - it ideas why my recovery disks won't load, all I get is a window box asking what would like to windows do you, like what you get when you insert a video or music disc, I'm sure the last time I used them only, they went directly into the recovery mode [, I had a major flaw which I managed about sort [see disappear down the page IE] but I need to start printing] Thank you

  Hello

  > all I get is a window box asking what would like to windows do you, like what you get when you insert a music disc or vid
  This means you want to use the recovery disc in Windows? It will not work.

  The point is that you must boot from the recovery disc rather Windows on the HARD drive so until the computer starts to go into the start menu and select the CD/DVD drive like device starting. Make sure that the recovery disk is in the drive and the recovery disk will start. Now follow the instructions on the screen.

• DVD - ROM Toshiba Recovery disk does not start

  Hello

  I'm having some problems with my Toshiba Satellite M40, and I decided to reinstall the OS with the recovery of the dvd disk, but the disk does not start.
  When I'm on windows, the cd/dvd driver works perfectly, and I don't think that the recovery of the dvd disk are damaged.
  I have already tried:
  1. by pressing the "C" key to start the computer
  2 - press "F12".
  3 - Enter the BIOS Setup and select cd-rom to start first

  But the computer starts up normally and no error message appears

  Can someone help me? I don't know what to do

  Thank you

  Hello Palma

  Can you please test it with some other bootable CD or DVD? It will be interesting to know if this happens with the recovery media only or even with other bootable media.

• Recovery disk does not start

  I'm helping a friend with his HP CP61-313US laptop. Somehow, it's not boot from the hard drive. It attempts to load Windows, then crashes, gives me the black screen where you can choose the safe mode, safer networking, etc.

  He will not start in safe mode or other options. It does not start from the last good configuration.

  I ordered the HP recovery discs and disc inserted one of the stimulus. It won't boot from the CD. I went into the bios options and set the CD drive as the first option. I did both of in the settings BIOS F10 and F9 startup command settings. I hear work the CD player, but he keeps trying to boot from the hard drive.

  I never get a message that says something like "press any key to boot from the CD-ROM."

  Is there anything else I can do to force startup from the CD/DVD?

  Is it possible that I can copy this HP on a flash drive recovery myself and try to boot from a flash drive. I guess it is possible that the DVD/CD player is broken. My friend who owns the computer used rarely to the reader.

  Is there some other bios setting I can use? Either by the way, I ran the memory and hard drive diagnostics and they passed.

  I have determined that the DVD drive on this laptop is bad or is about to fail. I tried to create a Windows repair CD and was able to read the CD. It would give me the message "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD" that I was not getting with restore disks factory HP. I put restore HP factory disks in another computer and tried to copy them. I thought that, perhaps, if my drive was any failure there is something on the factory records it would not read but maybe a freshly burnt disc copy can read. It would be almost from the start. He would try and then getting errors of e/s on the copied version of the disc. I came to the conclusion that I could find other uses for a drive DVD external USB and since they were only $40 I have advanced and bought a. I now restore since the original HP recovery discs successfully using the external DV

  Key USB D. I had to upgrade the bios to boot from the DVD USB drive, but it seems to work. So you can consider my original request as 'resolved', but I can't speak for other users who have hung on this thread. But if someone has trouble with their discs original HP, I would suggest trying to make a copy of their, and maybe a copy will work. The copy almost worked for me.

• Lenovo system recovery disk will NOT install!

  I have a Lenovo Y410 7757 - of course, Vista has been preloaded... but I Leenovoo system recovery disc.  Although the HARD drive has failed... I replaced it - but the dvd player does NOT have the Lenovo recovery disk (drive just whirs/stops...error "PXE - E61 MOF Media test failure, check cable;) Out wide com PXE operating system not found); and I can't mount the HARD drive clone or use the media to start (on my free agent).

  Works to the DVD... it read and ran my XP Pro upgrade disc (my office is XP) - works of System Mechanic drive (although it is bed/open-then "Unloaded QDMA")... but NOT the Lenovo recovery disk! Not the NOVO button... NOTHING!   I even tried to partition the new disk - for a dual-boot - market with XP (because it worked).  Now, I have installed XP Pro upgrade and work – but I can't use the recovery disc, or EVEN mount the clone...!  I hope I'm missing obvious detail, little... in the meantime, I get out my hair in frusration near pullng balBALD! I have been without this laptop for over 2 weeks!  Help!  (and thanks in advance for all advice!)

  Hello

  If you have problems with the process of recovery of manufacturers, contact the manufacturer

  It's their recovery process not microsofts

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/homeLenovo.do

  read this too

  http://www.FixYa.com/search/p465952-ibm_thinkpad_t43_pc_notebook/pxe_e61_media_test_failure_check_cable

• Vista will not load and continually reboots, recovery disk does not start.

  I have a Dell with vista on it. Recently, it has automatically installed an update and now it does not load Windows at all. It goes to the screen where I have the opportunity to "start in safe mode" "safe mode with command promt", "last known good configuration" etc. and none of these work options (all start loading them upwards and then the computer restarts just itself).

  I tried to put in the cd of installation for vista, but it won't start. I changed the options in the BIOS so that it starts from the CD first, but then it just goes to another blue screen that says: there was some sort of system faliure, and the only option is to restart the computer.

  I also tried to connect an external dvd player to see if he was not playing the disc because of a defect in material, but the same thing happens.

  I also tried out the RAM and it put it back again (a single website suggested I try this).

  Nothing seems to work! And now, I am out of options and have no idea what to try next - help!

  http://support.Dell.com/

  If it does not start where install Recovery DVD from Dell, you will need to contact Dell at the above address.
  As you say, you have changed the boot on the appropriate drive order and still nothing

  It would seem that you have a deeper problem that just a straight reinstall the problem.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Recovery disk does not work on Satellite Pro P10-304

  A few days ago my Satellite P10-304 is not start, so I used recovery CD and got the machine works like new.
  Yesterday it wouldn't boot.
  Some thing on an ethernet cable unplugged error message, so I tried recovery CD because there is no data to lose.
  It won't work, to come up with an error message "GDISK (E) no such fixed disk - 1" then "error number 11030, invalid destination drive.

  Can anyone help me to get it booted/recovered please?
  I'm not fussed on something special for this old laptop, just a second computer for the kids to do their homework on.

  Hmm. sounds like a HARD drive failure
  Have you checked if the HARD drive has been recognized in the BIOS?

  > Something on an Ethernet cable unplugged error message.
  I guess you get an error PXE - E61 starting at startup.
  This message appears if the laptop tries to boot from LAN.

  This could happen if there are no other sources of boot as HARD drive, etc.

• recovery disk will not load error message pc not supported by the system recovery disk.

  had a virus that has taken possession of my PC and wanted the money order to the for free, so I install the recovery disk and chosen in advance and restored the pc at the time, he removed the hold and the system worked very well for a few days. then the system kept to self-extinguish. tried loanding the recovery disc and gave me the message pc not supported by the recovery disc, and now when start received bios award phoenix instead of the hp logo.

  attempted to run antivirus software but before he could finish short scan the pc shuts off I tried in safe mode and the same situation. I downloaded several antivirus programs, but it would still be closed the pc. I tried to install the recovery disk, and it gave me an error message pc not supported by the system recovery disk. now when I start up instead of the blue screen with HP logo, I get a bios award phoenix and other information that I can't copy down it goes too fast. Since I couldn't get rid of the virus, he took to a pc using store, they have removed the virus and loading of operating system vista, problem is I had the word and excel. Now, I can not get my desktop to factory oem computer. I really need my word that I have all my passwords for the accounts listed, I saved them to analyze the drive, but now I have not any other readers like drive j. Any suggestion on how to solve the problem, so I can load the recovery disc.

  Thank you very much

  Frenchquarter, welcome to the forum.

  I suggest that you download and install OpenOffice.  It is FREE and is open to all documents created in MS Office.  If it doesn't, at least it costs you nothing to try.

  I used OpenOffice for years.  Believe me when I say that he will do everything that will make MS Office and in some cases, the better.  At least, you will have to use in the future and you'll be amazed to see how they can do it for FREE.

  Please click on "BRAVO", if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Recovery disk does not work for Satellite A100-197

  I'm working on an A100-197, which would not boot into normal Windows, but was able to start in safe mode.
  I used MSConfig to disable all startup and other services. Not good.
  I used the system restore. Not good.
  I have scanned for viruses, rootkits, etc. None found. Not good.
  I copied data to another hard drive in SafeMode with network and inserted the recovery DVDs.
  Through unpacking and got message saying to remove DVD - did this and system seems to freeze.
  Click the exit button and it restarts, but Windows froze (the movement stopped moving blobs). Tried safe mode
  but got a message saying that the installation of the system has not finished.
  Tried the recovery again, but this time I left the unpacking screen 100% of the overnight to see if
  He has nothing. There can be no. Click on exit and got the same as above.
  HDD formatted in partition magic and I tried again. Not good.
  Created 5 GB FAT32 partition and DVD files copied to the FAT32 partition. Tried to run the decompression program
  back. He refused to run in DOS mode.
  I think that connects the hard drive on another machine and RecoUnpack.exe a work PC running to
  unzip the files on the laptop HARD drive image, but this is crazy - the recovery disk is supposed to retrieve the
  System. What else can I try?

  GMC

  I would say that you have some serious hardware malfunction. Have you ever tried to check the RAM and the processor?
  In your case, I would try to run the UBCD4Win (www.ubcd4win.com) and superPI allows to see if the RAM is faulty.

  It could also be another component such as the motherboard or something on the motherboard (graphics, sound, some capacitors)

  It s just a suggestion, but you could really give my hint a chance. ;)
  I would also try another HARD drive in this machine, maybe the controller from your old HARD drive disappeared...

  Welcome and appreciate all comments

  Dennis

• Windows 7 recovery disk will not work!

  OK, so I have a laptop Compaq Presario CQ61 with windows 7 64-bit, and it crashed a few weeks ago. I was told to fix it I would need to order the recovery of best2serve discs so I did and they arrived yesterday. Although earlier, I tried to grab the laptop and disks do not work, I set the BIOS to make the player load first, and everything that happens is a small comand window flashes up a gray screen is displayed with a chart of tape on it without any option for me too choose, and he stays on this screen forever.

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you, Kris

  Hello

  The reader at the link below must be compatible with your laptop and will offer a little more storage.  You might well be able to install a hard drive with a larger capacity, but this should be a choice course.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Western-Digital-2-5-inch-notebook-WD2500BEVT/DP/B001IKRKO0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1297374178&SR=8-1

  I hope this helps.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• Recovery disks will not recognize my new hard drive

  Original title: why I can not reformat my upgrded from vista to w7 disk

  I can't reformat my vista upgraded to windows 7, as I tried to add another hard drive, which will not take my recovery disks. The message to reboot

  You try to add an additional hard drive or you try to replace the current hard drive with a new one?

  Recovery/restore disks are specific to OEM (made by the manufacturer that also makes your computer) unless you are lucky enough to actually have on the contrary an OEM copy of the operating system in question (Windows Vista I guess) and it is bootable and will guide you through a real installation of the operating system and not a "restore image."  What means what, is supported by the OEM in question for the method - no Microsoft.

  Now - you may be able to perform a new installation of Windows 7 using the Windows 7 upgrade media you have - depending on how you got it...?

• Creator of recovery disk will not display files

  I just bought a NB200 and trying to make recovery disks. When I load the Creator program of recovery disk, under disk selection, it shows no file or options for CD/DVD and the button create in the lower part is grayed out. Can anyone suggest what I am doing wrong? I'm a novice all help would be really appreciated. Thank you

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• Satellite P200D Vista recovery disk will not work

  The OS is screwed on this laptop and when I try to boot normally a blue screen flashes so fast that you can't read and it stops. I try boot in hosted HDD repair he said: "the installed program cannot start. Click OK to turn off the computer. The CD drive is broken so I source and cd-rom external and started up the Toshiba restore disk. Who gets however that

  Waiting for ODD vacancies
  E ODD drive ready
  Check for support in the E: drive...
  /

  Then it basically crashes for this. Any ideas? Thank you

  > Any ideas?
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• Satellite L300 - cannot enter Windows and recovery disk will not stand

  Good evening

  I have a Satellite L300. A month ago, I bought and install an upgrade to Windows 7 (I had Vista). Last night, my laptop was working fine and this morning when I opened it I got this error:

  BOOTMGR is corrupt. the system cannot start.

  I did some research and tried to boot from the recovery disc. Laptop computer the disc I get the windows is looding files screen and then a company Microsoft is displayed with a bar above it and then I get a blue screen that says:

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  I tried to put my DVD of Vista I have for my other PC, but I have another error black screen...

  Can someone tell me what I can do now?

  Is it because I have a recovery CD for Windows Vista and not 7?

  Okay, so I read several post here and the only thing I can't think is the hard drive... but it had already changed a few months ago by Toshiba... now my laptop is not less guarantee more with Toshiba, but I have an extended warranty with my VISA... If anyone has any idea here, I'll try to bring it where they change HARD drive the last time...