Recovery DVDs don't start on reboot

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• Reinstall Vista with recovery DVDs

  Hello

  I don't have much experience with things... But here's my story:

  My sister (Satellite L300 10 q) laptop was running very slow after 2 years of use. Then she tried to reinstall everything to factory settings...
  So we did a recovery DVDs with the Toshiba Recovery DVD tool, we started the computer with the disk in it... but nothing happened...

  Someone said to start and go to start settings and select CD/DVD to start and so we did.
  After that a progress of the installation came...
  We had to choose a language and click Next and the system warned us that everything would be removed...
  This is no problem, because it has saved his important files on an external hard drive.

  After this progress of the entire installation, systems tried restarting, a blue screen came and if it restarts again and again... If we chose not to scan, it kept going on blue screen and reboot...

  We are really powerless...
  What has gone wrong? And what can we do about it?

  Thank you

  Very interesting, I must say.

  Thanks for sharing this information with us! :)

• Satellite A100: Does not start a recovery DVDs

  Hi guys.
  First timer here.
  I have read some of the Q & A on reboot problems the A100 since the recovery DVDs.
  It seems I have the same problems as keith.

  I want to start all over again the OS and my laptop does not start from the DVD.
  Tried the standard f12 boot from cd option. tried her "hold C on the boot option.
  Both options end with no joy.

  The screen that says "loading ramdisk image", loads the machine breaks, asks me to wait, then every time the same thing.
  The screen goes black, flashes very quickly and white and then loads from the hard disk as normal.

  Now try to hold my frustration and do something radical.
  I know that in the Q & A previous, the subject is considered as replied...
  other options?

  My following thoughts are to delete/uninstall almost every thing and try and force the thing to boot from the DVD.
  have also copied the dvd and tried to boot from the copy, always with no joy.

  Are there any other suggestions?

  Is it possible to put a partition in the existing drive and start the recovery dvd in there, then delete the junk of the original section of the drive, and then delete the partition?

  is it possible to close all essential processes and format the HARD drive?

  is it possible to reset the HARD drive somehow?

  see you soon,
  Martin

  Hello Martin

  To be honest, it's pretty strange question. There is one thing I am interesting for:
  Is - this first time, you try to use a recovery media for the installation of the OS?

  If possible, try to get the Microsoft CD/DVD facilities to see if the same thing will happen.

  In any case, I will try to give you answers to your questions.
  > Is it possible to put a partition in the existing drive and to start the recovery dvd in there, then delete the junk of the original section of the drive, and then delete the partition?
  It will not work. On the recovery of the media it is recovery image and this image must be installed correctly. You cannot "recover DVD in there. Not question

  > is it possible to close all essential processes and format the HARD drive?
  I would like to know what you understand under the 'essential processes?

  > Is it possible to reset the HARD drive somehow?
  You can't do this somehow. If you want to 'reset' HARD drive, you must delete the existing partition or delete any OS installation. After having done that, you need to install new OS. All this will be done at the beginning of the recovery procedure.

  I really don't understand what's wrong there. Please answer to my first question, and we will continue this discussion. ;)

• Failed to start HP G71 - ordered and used recovery DVD-1 0f 2 loads of DVD part way and stops

  Daughter in law laptop Specs:

  HP G71-329WM

  S/N [text removed for privacy] (on the 30 day warranty)

  NBR of product. - BD4QV-DFVWY

  Intel Celeron 900-4096 mb

  BIOS Version - F-10

  Problem appeared as start-up blocking, no error message, stops on the Logo Windows appears this active disk then all hard disk activity stops. Pass recovery of various keys F, no difference, no error message. Disk and memory diagnostic all race clean, no errors. Repluged CD/DVD drive several times.

  Second symptom. No system of F11 recovery, same symptom, stops after saying system with bar showing the progress of the complete charge of loading. The mouse works but crashes right there with no hard disk activity.

  Third Symtom. With the new Windows 7 recovery HP DVD, (just received) following their instructions in the HP support page, no difference, no error message. Loads a few minutes and activity HDD light goes off and this beautiful laptop he just sets with no activity other than the power of light and a white light blue screen with a swirl design in the upper right corner.

  I reorganized new recovery discs HP Windows 7 (two) in the hope that it is a defective recovery disc that is the problem. But without display of error messages and diagnostics memory and hard drive running OK I have my doubts if the new DVD will be different.

  In other words, I have exausted my knowledge and seeks suggestions and such to help me here. I should have stuck with IBM computers, but they sold to the Chinese for their PC stuff and I am doomed if I will give them my money.

  Thanks in advance...

  Papa Ray

  Hello

  This problem can sometimes be resolved by wiping the hard drive first, and then reinstalling the operating system.

  Download and install Killdisk on the link below.

  http://Software.LSoft.net/KillDiskSuiteFree-Setup.exe

  Download and install ImgBurn on the link below.

  http://download.CNET.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html

  Access the application of disc kill you have installed in all programs, open the main folder, then select Bootable Disk creators, then the BACK Bootable CD Creator that will burn the ISO on a blank CD bootable.

  During the following process do not worry about all warnings as your recovery DVDs will reformat the HARD drive.

  Insert this CD into your PC which is unable to load the operating system properly. Shut down the PC, and then start again to boot from the CD of Killdisk and follow the instructions on the screen to kill disk.

  A brief description of the process here is Killdisk.

  Use it to wipe the entire hard drive (f10) - ( make sure to include all partitions and then start the process - this may take a few hours!).

  When the process is complete, remove the CD of Killdisk, insert the bootable CD from HP that you created earlier, and restart the computer to boot from it. When you see the green check mark, remove the CD and insert your first HP recovery disk.  Then restart your PC to try the installation again.

  I hope this helps.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• Reboot using recovery DVDs delivered Qosmio

  Hey,.

  on some computers laptops & computers you can restart them early in the day, that you bought. You just have to press "CTRL & F11". I want to restart my laptop Qosmio from scratch, from the first day I bought it, but I do not know the keys on which support to restart.

  If you can please help I would be grateful.

  See you soon
  Jordan

  Just as you can do on each laptop Toshiba. Delivered using recovery DVD from your laptop will have factory settings again. Put the recovery in ODD DVD, start Notepad. All you need to do is press and hold button C after turning on the laptop.

  This will force it's STRANGE to be the first boot device.

  Try it!

• After starting Windows Vista Recovery dvd 64-bit, the files are loaded on my laptop, however after the loading screen are replaced by a black screen and the white slider.

  Hi all

  I have my laptop startup problems, and after you use the Windows Vista Recovery dvd(64 bit), I get a black screen with a white cursor. If I try to start the system in safe mode, I get an error message "windows/system32/ntoskrnl.exe is missing or damaged. Because I can't run the recovery dvd, I'm a bit stuck. Any suggestions?

  Evan

  Hello

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

  It's their recovery process not microsofts

• 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

• my hp pavilion entertainment dv6t 2000 pc formatted and I don't keep recovery DVDs

  my hp pavilion entertainment dv6t 2000 pc formatted and I don't keep recovery DVDs

  Hello

  No, you can not download, you will need to order that the recovery disk set as I mentioned in my previous post.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Cannot start on my recovery DVDs

  Original title: I am currently trying to run win xp repair console, but am not able to boot from my DVD Rom eventhough my BIOS Setup is arranged for my pc to my DVD Rom first start

  My Windows XP takes a long time to load and when I get to the loading screen, my monitor just says: "No Signal", nothing happens. Even if my Win XP managed to load, I noticed that the graphics were a bit wonky and that some images of some icons could not be seen. I had been advised by a friend that there is a problem with my operating system, this is why I need to fix it.

  Hi oldprogamer,

  Follow these methods.

  Method 1: Disconnect all external devices, start the computer and check if the problem persists.

  Method 2: Start your computer in last known good configurations.

  How to start your computer by using last good known Windows XP Configuration

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307852

  Method 3: Follow these steps:

  Step 1: Start the computer in safe mode and check if the problem persists.

  A description of the options to start in Windows XP Mode

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315222

  Step 2: If the problem does not persist in safe mode, perform a clean boot to see if there is a software conflict as the clean boot helps eliminate software conflicts.

  How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" State

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  Note: After completing the steps in the clean boot troubleshooting, follow the section How to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state of the link to return the computer to a Normal startupmode.

  After the clean boot used to resolve the problem, you can follow these steps to configure Windows XP to start normally.

  (a) click Start, run.

  (b) type msconfigand click OK.

  (c) the System Configuration Utility dialog box appears.

  (d) click the general tab, click Normal startup - load all services and device drivers and then click OK.

  (e) when you are prompted, click on restart to restart the computer.

  Method 4: Follow the steps in the article.

  Advanced Troubleshooting for General startup problems in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308041

  Clean the XP CD and try to boot from the Windows XP CD. If you are not able to boot from the Windows XP CD, contact the computer manufacturer.

• System Recovery DVD 1 and 2

  My system; HP G series windows 7 64 bit. Hard drive crashed, bought a new, but needed the system recovery dvd.

  PC product #: QF761UAR #ABA

  The given info with dvd said to start the PC, the slip to disk 1, but will have to reboot the PC will start when the PC won't start, after which touch any key, no sliders.

  New hard drive does nothing about it, so when I started it upward, slip DVD, close it with force as he said, I have to and restart again, he has started in 'SAFE MODE' I have nothing, don't touch any keys because I remembered.

  Since 1 pm PT 22/10/2012 it has been sitting on 7% first of three boxes checked to date is the day after 23/10/2012

  It is still sitting at 7% and saying please wait.

  I am lost on what to do? I put it back should I have started in 'safe Mode' should I click Cancel?

  I just need this helping hand on what is my next step to do? Or can do?

  Thank you, in fact already obtained, type of this laptop.  I called 1-800 to support HP in the booklet of the DVD came with, just had to shut it down.

  As I started upward, Press esc several times.

  Then check the memory F2

  It checks and auto check then hard drive.

  Force shut it down again.

  Started again hit the esc and then going to F9 and then chose the internal drive.

  The program starts the whole process of the system DVD recovery disc 1 and disc, then 2 and then asked for all the others, I had DVD drivers and applications taken and it starts later.

  restarts on its own and the next hour, he did, it's clean.

  Summer use it now since 16:00 and oh YES I'm back!

  But thank you for getting back with me.

  LTR & blessings!

  Peace, Love &

• Inspiron 3537: Recovery UEFI Bios Dell start

  Then, I got an i5 Inspiron 3537. Mobile friendly for its price. Download all the manuals, made my recovery DVDs. All was well in my world.

  First thing I noticed is that there is no info in the manuals for tweaking the BIOS and since this is my first experience with a UEFI bios, I was a little disappointed. Is there a manual for this?

  Then, I upgraded the ATI drivers to 13.12. I am an old user who has always known that the updates were generally a good thing to do. Got the same problem as many others with PC don't screen not wake from sleep.

  Thought I'd do a recovery from disk, but after trying various combinations (Ctl + F11, F8, F12 etc.) I couldn't find a way to start into the recovery console. I did my DVD recovery and the laptop works very well.

  Does anyone know how to add a boot on the recovery partition option in the UEFI bios? I undersstand I need to create a new boot option with "Add boot option" and the two options available are 1st start (windows EFI) or 2nd (recovery partition), but does not know the path to the efi recovery file to load (+ you can access the recovery partition to see the content of windows). Any suggestions?

  Still have not found a manual BIOS, but anyway. I found a combination of drivers for graphics work and allow the smoothly sleep function.

  AMD-Catalyst-15.7-without-dotnet45-WIN8.1-64bit

  Intel_Iris_15.36.21.64.4222

  Uninstalled amd (full), iris intall, reboot, restart, amd last installation. ATI probably has fixed the issue which did not awaken from its slumber. I downloaded them using amdautodetect intel driver and utility to utility update.

• Satellite A100-999: the process of recovery (without recovery DVD/CD)?

  Hi all

  Here is my GOAL: I want to reinstall the original Windows Vista as it was when we bought this laptop.

  My PROBLEM: we never managed to create recovery DVDs (just after the purchase), always gave an error... today and to my surprise, I can't find any operating system recovery tool is...

  1. to the power of power off: I tried the button "0" (as read on the internet), but did nothing special...

  2 - I tried then in the options menu (after F8 on reboot): FIX YOUR COMPUTER
  Then (after choosing the Spanish language and the connection as a user), I tried to launch the WINDOWS RESTORE COMPLETE lo, but he said that no CD/DVD... (no current number with this = CD/DVD drive works fine)

  3 - I then tried another interesting option: RECOVERY HHD (more or less like this, as I have in Spanish version)... Just a pop-up open (maybe on the DVD recovery) but without any touch of the process...

  More complicated now, isn't?

  4 INFO:
  I could find the hidden partition and display it. It contains files and folders: a record 'source', 'boot.sdi"if I remember correctly... and maybe more...
  => I copied on a USB key and registered on a new DVD (and the image.iso of them as well) and repeat points 2 and 3 above, but nothing has changed... (the content of this DVD is read without problem on another laptop)

  => QUESTIONS:
  -This folder and files (found in the hidden partition) means that the recovery is still here?
  -Are there a special file.exe or the procedure to follow in order to be able to launch these files found?
  (my ultimate last chance: order than the recovery CD of Toshiba, if it is still possible)

  Thanks in advance
  S.

  Post edited by: shupachups

  > I understand now that these files (hidden partition) are those used for the display of this special menu (after you click REPAIR MY COMPUTER) with the COMPLETE WINDOWS RESTORE, RECOVERY HHD...

  > Is that correct?

  No, the small hidden partition is created by the Windows system, and these aren't the recovery disc files.
  Toshiba Recovery disk files are placed (in general) on the D partition, it is not hidden.

  > So I guess I should have a COLLECTION case somewhere... but I read in some messages of this type of comment: 'the series A100 not fitted the HARD drive recovery partition ".

  That could be just because the A100 is old series and drive HARD recovery was not available at the moment
  As far as I know the series A200 and new series were equipped with recovery option.

  > If not available, I'm already so on this last-chance-step explained above? This means to order the DVD of recovery on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

  Here is the link to the page where you can order a recovery for the EU Toshiba notebook disk series but I don't very well if you'll be able to order this disc don't due to the age of the laptop of m.

• Satellite Pro L870-172 error 003 when retrieving the recovery DVDs

  Hi all

  Having a devil of a time with this portable darn. So I bought the recovery dvd. tried to boot from the disk and comes with no OS bootable. Thinking it could be a problem with the optical drive, I created a bootable usb key.

  Received the usb key to start

  So I goto Toshiba Recovery Wizard
  Press Yes to say it will wipe the drive.
  Retrieves the software factory default
  In the end, I get an error message

  Error: 003
  Recovery error

  Press ok to start the computer

  You can see the final screen here.
  https://DL.dropboxusercontent.com/s/1fq5yk4t9hjhmk9/2014-09-05%20at%2012.38.PNG?DL=0

  Can anyone help plleeaaaseeee.

  The only thing I can think is that maybe when I created the USB startup key should I copy then disk2 on the stick as well using xcopy.

  I think there are several reasons for the error.
  The recovery media or the hard drive is may be defective. Wrong settings of the BIOS, etc...

  I recommend you to check once more the Toshiba Recovery bootable disc.
  I don t think that there might be a problem with the optical disc drive.
  From my point of view, it could be a bad BIOS setting.

  The Satellite Pro L870-172 has been pre-installed with the system Win 8.
  Please check start secure as well as the UEFI boot mode option in the BIOS.

  Generally, in order to be able to boot from different devices to boot, secure boot must be disabled.

• Satellite A100: Recovery DVD does not work

  I want to restore my Toshiba Satellite A100 laptop to its original factory condition, but the DVD that comes with the package of recovery does not work...

  I have load to start computer press F12, and it starts on the DVD. It says "Loading RAMDISK Image", after which I am told by Toshiba customer service there should be options to clean up the hard drive or restore Windows XP.

  However, after VIRTUAL disk, I see a cursor on a black screen, and then the laptop off and restarts. After the connection, NO CHANGES made...

  What is the problem with that? How can I really use this recovery DVD?
  Someone help me please.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  The recovery procedure is not difficult.
  Just try to boot from the recovery CD or DVD and follow the Guide on the screen line.

  Your problem is very strange. You have created all the partitions on the HARD drive?
  I put really t know why your recovery CD doesn't work properly, but I think you should try to completely format the disk (also partitions), then try to boot from the recovery CD.

  Don't forget that the laptop is in the boot mode. (don t mix the standby or hibernation mode)

• Formatting HARD drive with the product recovery DVD Satellite P200D] proceed

  Can you list steps for a shot sure good formatting with restoration of factory settings?

  I have ever used on my system backup tools, should I? Custom what would be like copying files I need manually?

  Thanks :)

  Hello

  Good or bad, there is no formatting. :)

  The recovery procedure is simply.
  -Start your laptop and press F12 to load the list of all bootable devices
  -put the recovery DVD in the optical disc drive
  -Choose the CD/DVD device from the list and press the ENTER key
  -After loading files Windows confirm the language marked with OK
  -If you want to set the partitions click on the SETUP button on the next window, choose the first option and choose the first ability to partition
  -confirm with OK and start the recovery process
  -After finishing just follow the on-screen menu
  -after reboot to continue to follow the menu facilities

  All that s!

  Good luck