Recovery hard drive Inspiron 5150

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• File recovery HARD drive missing

  I downloaded Win8 and installed, thinking that I would be able to run both I expected to install on drive d (Yes). It was late to do anything about it either once it all started, but he wiped the drive C. I decided to return to the factory settings.

  This is what is happening.

  After pressing F8, everything is OK up to choose recovery tool.

  No "HDD RECOVERY BUTTON_ _TOSHIBA." Is displayed at the bottom.

  Recovery disc and this is the message I received.

  "System restore failed.

  File recovery HARD drive on the second disc of the first hard drive not found.

  There is no valid disk HARD recovery environment on this computer. »

  I ran a program of partition and the result is that I have a partition 400meg on the front of the C drive and all files are intact.

  Can you help me?

  Hello

  Saved on the HARD drive recovery image can be used if the laptop has only factory settings. After installing Win8 you have changed everything and factory settings have been deleted. If use of F8 are unable to work.

  This 400MB you see have nothing to do with the Toshiba recovery image. This small partition is owned by the operating system.

  One thing confuses me in the history. It is the use of recovery disks.
  You have created recovery discs using the preinstalled Toshiba recovery disc creator?

  Generally the recovery disk contains all the important data for the installation of the OS, so I put t understand how you can get this message.

• Instead of the wizard of recovery HARD drive recovery

  Dear all,

  I would like to re - install the OS on my Satellite Pro T130 laptop without changing the partitions. This is possible with the http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD1303440001R02.htm Recovery Wizard

  However, when I boot my laptop with the Advanced Boot Menu (F8), I think the recovery menu of disk in the System Recovery Options, no recovery Wizard.

  I tried to start this wizard by starting the computer with the button zero (0) at the top, but it did not work. I closed the windows, pushed and held 0, turned on my laptop, when Toshiba logo appeared I sill held the key zero and instead of the Recovery Wizard, open windows.

  I tried at least 10 times and it's getting frustrating.

  I bought this laptop in Hungary in 2010.
  I was wondering that Toshiba offers the two (HDD Recovery + Recovery Wizard) on their laptops or older laptops recovery options came with only HDD Recovery?

  If the start procedure with the zero key does not work, what can I do?

  In addition, I understand the difference between HARD drive recovery and Recovery Wizard is as follows: (please, correct me if I'm wrong)

  HARD drive recovery is re-definition of the manufacturer State which means that it removes all the data in each partition. When you turn on the laptop first time computer, a wizard will appear so you can partition the hard drive. As out-of-box + customization option in the Recovery Wizard.

  Recovery Wizard has three options: out of area (described previously), customization of partitions and recovery without changing the hard drive partitions. I want to use this option, so will not delete all the data of the first partition of the hard disk (drive C). Is no data on other partitions like D, E (etc.) readers.

  Am I wrong?

  Thank you for your answers,

  Kind regards
  Kardos52

  Hello

  According to the specifications of the laptop this Satellite Pro was offered with the version preinstalled Win7 and Windows XP Home edition recovery DVDs. Win7 preloaded includes preinstalled Toshiba recovery disc creator tool so the laptop owner can create recovery (bootable USB key) media which includes the original image of recovery for Win7. This bootable USB key can be used for recovery image installation if there is a problem with the installation of HARD drive recovery.

  As I see you have a problem with the installation of HARD drive recovery, so my question is: did you create this recovery media? You, and you can use it for installing Win7?
  > However, when I boot my laptop with the Advanced Boot Menu (F8), I only find the recovery menu of disk in the System Recovery Options, no recovery Wizard.
  Toshiba HDD Recovery option in the system recovery options will be available if phone has settings to factory only.
  > I tried to start this wizard by starting the computer with the button zero (0) at the top, but it did not work. I closed the windows, pushed and held 0, turned on my laptop, when Toshiba logo appeared I sill held the key zero and instead of the Recovery Wizard, open windows.
  Why don't you use zero to startup? Where did you find the description that you use NRA to launch the installation of HARD drive recovery? I can see in the document validated by Toshiba, you need to use F8 only. When you use F8 and enter advanced startup options is option fix my computer available or not?
  > I asked Toshiba offers the two (HDD Recovery + Recovery Wizard) of the recovery options on their laptops or older laptops with single HDD Recovery?
  All portable Toshiba offered with Win7 preinstalled have Toshiba HDD recovery option but only if they have the factory settings. If the owner of the laptop installation version of the OS option no longer available. In this case, you can install original recovery image using recovery media created.

  From my experience, you should only use the out-of-box option. Be careful with the other options. Recover a custom size partition may lose all the data and recovery image too.

  More important is: you have a recovery (USB or DVD) media or not?

• Equium A60: Impossible recovery - HARD drive failure?

  I have an Equium A60 (PSA67E-001004NO), which is about 3 years.
  Due to a lot of hanging and the full suite of failure at startup, I decided to use the recovery followed with her CD.
  Recovery procedure is followed as prescribed but the progress bar in the recovery process doesn't move at all and after a while, it shows a black screen with warning of failure and goes to a screen with X: / > which doesn't react to exit or leave an order.

  You need to restart. Have you tried the procedure several times and sometimes it shows cannot find EDISK
  Now, he doesn't even respond to the restore CD and pressing of C very beginning... it s just a black screen with nothing to do.

  Is it possible that the hard drive is faulty or something with the recovery procedure?
  I n t tried with Windows OEM but there any help and how to do with it.

  Toshiba has been a trustworthy companion in the last 3 years and it would be nice if it can be restored with the real amount of monetary resources.

  Any help

  First of all, try to use an original installation disk to Windows. Insert the disc and boot from the CD, and then follow the instructions provided by the installation routine.

  Maybe your recovery CD is not working more properly, so this method should say whether or not he is the recovery media.

• recommended 80/120/160 GB hard drive for 5150?

  Suggestions for a 2.5 "PATA hard drive replace Fujitsu MHV2040AH (40 GB, 5400 RPM) currently in the 5150? What the Hitachi Travelstar 5K 160, Ultra ATA/100 version? Thank you.

  
  

• HP 2000-425NR - data recovery HARD drive failure?

  Sorry for the double posting, but didn't know what page to put this.

  I have a portable 11 day old who just today locked the windows logo. restart of takes me to the Startup Repair, which is no problem. system restore failed. ran test HARD drive and short shows FAILURE of DST.

  OK, I know I need a new disk (go just get all exchanged) but there are a few pictures that isn't in my regular backups and if I can get to the CMD, can I get these files to a flash drive?

  "There is no such thing as a foolproof system. Someone will make a fool better tomorrow. »

  OK, had to dust off the brain cells devoted to ms - dos and was able to pull the files that I needed this. Old skool.

  Copy *. * h: all is well... ish

• Replace SSD HARD drive Inspiron N7010

  I would like to replace the HARD drive in my N7010 with an SSD. Whoever did this, and if so what is regarded as the best brand/model for her?

  Hello

  Yes, you can probably go ahead and replace it. You can go to http://dell.to/1qbAdUc and search for new SSDS and replace it with one that fits your need.

  Hope this helps,

• Replacing the hard drive Inspiron 1150

  After the execution of each diagnostic test possible and trying to reinstall Windows, I finally out of denial and accepted the fact that my hard drive was dead. I was able to transfer all my data on another computer by using the bootable ubcd4win excellent cd. Having survived that nightmare, I thought buying a replacement hd would be a relatively simple task, and the Dell site would be a good starting point. Showed nothing useful there, so I called Dell support.

  Dell response: buy a $300 80 GB hd (or 60 gb for $170) because it was the only thing that would be compatible... or I could talk to the Department 'parts' to see if they had something more reasonable. OK, so 3 gentlemen Indians in the parts department, later, I hung up and looked more closely at new eggs.

  So now my faith in Dell support has been destroyed, no one knows if they were right on my motherboard only supports up to 80 GB? And I have OK will buy any disk ATA/6 for this ' puter?

  
  

• How to replace a hard drive failed on Inspiron 660

  My hard drive Inspiron 660 is a failure.  I bought and installed a new drive more big of Amazon.  It helps Windows 8 recovery jump drive I did when I bought the computer, I can't reset the PC.  If I choose, 'Yes, repartition the disks' he says, 'there was a problem of reset your PC.  If I choose "no, keep existing partitions" I get "cannot reset your PC.  A required disk partition is missing. »

  I was hoping that I could use the recovery disc (USB key) to install 8 Windows on the new drive.

  Is it possible to install Windows 8 new hard disk?

  You must download the iso file of windows 8.1, burn to disk and boot the disk and do a custom installation. Recovery discs do not work on a new empty hard drive. Instructions and download here-

  Windows.Microsoft.com/.../Create-Reset-Refresh-Media

• Can satellite A300d-16W - I use HARD drive recovery after installing Win XP?

  I formatted my PC and installed XP. Can I reinstall Vista using HARD drive recovery?

  > I formatted my PC and install XP

  No, you cannot use the recovery HARD drive after installing Win XP because looks like you have formatted the HARD drive and the HARD disk partition has been erased.

  So you need to use the Toshiba Recovery disk that I hope, you created before you formatted the HARD drive.

  Greetings

• HARD drive recovery - Satellite P300-1GQ

  Is it possible to perform software factory default recovery or recovery of State out-of-box for my laptop Satellite P300-1GQ?

  I ve used Toshiba HDD Recovery Tool and it only formatted the C partition leaving unchanged D partition. Vista works well, that all data on the D partition. I could just format the partition D, but the problem, is that the titled HDD recovery folder is stored on the D partition. Back in 2009 when I bought my laptop, I created the HDD Recovery DVD s by following the instructions. I could use and format the entire hard drive, but the information that I got from tech support in my country told me that the new record of recovery disc HARD would not be created.

  I want to just wipe the drive and do a fresh install with new file recovery HARD drive on the drive D partition, in short: right now. Is it possible or not?

  > Is it possible to perform software factory default recovery or recovery of State out-of-box for my laptop Satellite P300-1GQ?

  It is possible:
  In doing a recovery of HARD drive or using the recovery disk

  As far as I know using the recovery disk disk HARD integer could be formatted and create return to the same State as at the first day of the purchase, it would mean that the folder of HARD disk recovery and HARD drive recovery option should be available even if you use the recovery disk!

• Is it possible to remove the recovery on the HARD drive partition?

  I had a virus on my laptop, so I gave a "specialist".

  When I got it back it turned out, it didn't work properly - another specialist said that the recovery disc has been eliminated - is it possible? or is it just hidden?

  And if I have no more HARD drive recovery, what do I know?
  Where can I buy ad recovery to recover my system?

  Please, help me, cause I'm an ignoramus total that computers are concerned...:)

  Powerless Kate:)

  Hi, pewna.studentka.

  Yes, it ' s possible to delete the recovery hard drive and very easy to do in partitioning, formatting and etc. Once I had an experience to remove it, but in my hp laptop. I recommend you do the following:

  1. contact the Toshiba service authorized in your country or order https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
  2. find (buy) a copy of Windows, install and drivers downloaded from the Toshiba driver page.

• Can I format the HARD drive without losing data?

  Hi all
  I used the restore CD to solve a problem on my system (blue screen) and everything was formatted... including the partition where I had music etc...

  Is it possible to format my hard drive without losing the data on the partition?

  Hi guys

  To my knowledge it s any recovery procedure, you would use; in both cases the drive HARD will be formatted!
  Using the disc using the Toshiba HDD recovery procedure and recovery HARD drive will be formatted and you will lose the data on the second partition too.

  As far as I know both put the laptop and HARD drive on the same State as on the first day of purchase!

• Complete hard drive memory ~ solution Possible?

  I've recently upgraded Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Ultimate on my laptop HP DV6.

  HP Recovery Hard Drive (D) has always displayed full 11 GB & no backup possible.

  Local computer Disk Drive (C) displays 36 GB FREE OF 221 GB TO 250 GB STORAGE.

  Real programs 46 GB as well as all personal files of 16 GB installed ~ Math is wrong!

  Negative results of all disk cleanup, Defragmenter, & several antivirus programs.

  I just bought a new battery for laptop online at Amazon & I feel better now.

  I'd appreciate any help or advice for this problem.

  Thank you in advance,

  Jack

  I've recently upgraded Vista Home Premium to Windows 7 Ultimate on my laptop HP DV6.

  HP Recovery Hard Drive (D) has always displayed full 11 GB & no backup possible.

  Local computer Disk Drive (C) displays 36 GB FREE OF 221 GB TO 250 GB STORAGE.

  Real programs 46 GB as well as all personal files of 16 GB installed ~ Math is wrong!

  Negative results of all disk cleanup, Defragmenter, & several antivirus programs.

  Here are a few comments:

  • Your D: drive is a recovery disk. It is normal that it is full. In fact, delete the drive letter to make it invisible. This will not hinder its functionality.
  • Defragment and run antivirus programs will not release any disk space.
  • Several programs using antivirus is not a good idea. At best they badly slow down the machine. At worst causes conflicts between them.
  • Here are the first two steps you should take:
    -Running Cleanmgr.exe.
    -Set the amount of disk space used by the restoration of the system to 5%.
    (Control Panel / System / System Protection / configuration)

  If you still have a problem, download and run TreeSize: http://www.jam-software.com/treesize_free/.

  If you need to display additional snapshots, please use instead of PrtSc snippingtool.exe to make readable image. Here's what the snapshot of the disk manager would look like:

  

• Replace the failed HARD drive in Inspiron 1545 without recovery media

  My COMPUTER illiterate brother gave me his Dell Inspiron 1545 [Amin Note: Service Tag published by policy TOU] set after he dropped it on the floor.  I used a cart of Sata USB drive to copy successfully most of his records off the coast to another PC (some were corrupt), but I do not know how to go on installing the OS, etc. on the new HARD drive, I bought (a 120 GB Samsung SSD Series 840).

  Dell Diagnostics (F12 at startup) gives me several errors of HARD drive for the Western Digital HDD (WD-WX70A8983788) 320, for example:

  Error code 2000-0146 test short DST. The reader also failed to conduct confidence test correctly eg 0F00:1348 error Code. Msg:disk block 66381323: Drive aborted the command, update the firmware (even for block DISC 69322993). Read Test failed - error 0F00-0232 Code Msg DISK block 37006336: IRQ has not been defined at the time.

  When you try to boot normally, Windows Vista complains that there are mistakes, tries to correct them and sometimes I can get it to boot on Windows Home screen how it freezes.

  When I have already fixed a laptop, I had access to a recovery media / DVD and a key product of Windows OS, but this Dell does seem to be none of that - just a recovery partition on a hard drive now doubtful.

  What are my options to install the new HARD drive and hand over its files on since I have no recovery media or a product key Windows OS?

  I must:

  (a) reduce the size of the partition on the dodgy HARD drive less than 120 GB and then clone the dodgy HDD on the new SSD, so try and difficulty of installing Windows using the Dell recovery tools? (He had used<120GB of="" the="" old="">

  (b) clone just the recovery Partitions, and then copy the relevant files on?

  (c) try to make a Vista DVD and somehow get the product key of Windows disable the suspicious HDD (it doesn't seem to be a Windows product key sticker on the laptop, the Toshiba & IBM unlike I had sitting next to me).

  (d) something else?

  Thanks in advance for your help.  First thing I will once I have it get up and running is to create the recovery media that he did not!

  C5WD

  Option one could be quite bad if the performance of the system was initially quite bad. It depends on what has been installed on the machine. I recommend a clean installation.

  Follow my Guide from reinstalling Windows / a Clean Install of Windows Vista:

  http://philipyip.WordPress.com/Dell-community-forums/

  This will guide you through the clean install using downloadable Digital River Media (Microsoft online partner). It will tell you where to download the installation files and how to do an aswell USB bootable as the rest of the installation.

  For product activation, there are instructions on the use of the activation program to backup and restore (step 2 and 11 b). I saved product activation OEM Dell Dell Windows Vista to 7 reinstallation DVD. If you run a utility finder key on the old installation, you will get a corresponding product key. It is not would be in line with the key on your COA. The guide explains system locked preinstallation and activation more in detail. An alternative to the product activation is also possible; You can use the product key on the laptops COST 25-digit which must be placed under the battery in the Inspiron 1545 to protect it from deletion. This will require automated activation of phone to a Center (11th step) Microsoft product activation so I prefer activation backup and restore program.

  I am from the United Kingdom and do not like the fact that the form of relocation brackets is for US customers only. The situation has worsened for Windows 8, Microsoft has not provided downloadable media. Please add your voice to this idea from IdeaStorm Windows 8 media IdeaStorm resettlement so that users in the United Kingdom or elsewhere outside the United States can get media to reinstall via an online application form or download link. Unfortunately IdeaStorm requires connection separate from the rest of the Dell Community.