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• I can do recovery without the disc?

  Hello

  I put t have a recovery disk. Is it possible that I can do a recovery without the disc?

  Hello Adrian

  It's the same thing if someone asks you to follow you: can I drive the car without the steering wheel?

  You will not be able to recover without recovery media, but you can install the operating system using the facilities of Microsoft CD. Download page for all the drivers, tools and utilities that you can find on Toshiba.
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > Support and downloads.

• Satellite A30-141 - where can I get a recovery for her disc?

  Hi all

  I have an old laptop Toshiba A30 141 and due to a fire, we lost the recovery for her disc. I've tried everything I can think of including lifting the model serial number: https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx but no luck it is said the laptop is too old or not in the right region.

  Any help would be grateful.

  Thank you

  Hello

  As far as I know on the Toshiba store (the link you posted) you can order recovery for recent laptops disk they were delivered without disc but I don't know m.

  Anyway, if a new drive online, you can order t you must contact the local ASP. They should be able to order a disc for you.
  Here, you can search the nearest ASP:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com-online decision-making supported downloads & => find an authorized service provider

  Good luck!

• Is - this Toshiba Recovery burn BD discs?

  Does anyone know if toshiba recovery burn BD discs?

  Hello

  As far as I know the Toshiba disc creator recover provides an option that burns the recovery disc image

• 2 years by Satellite L300 has started playing up - recovery disc question

  Hello world

  I ve created the Toshiba Recovery Disc (s) and think I need to use it now. My Satellite L300-1AQtaking AGES to load when I turn on, it sometimes crashes for no apparent reason (it tells me memory is OK, so not a problem of RAM) and because of the other weird inconveniences.

  Should I use the recovery disks do, you think? Is it simple? It does not give to-step instructions please? Operating system is Vista.

  Thank you very much

  Angethehippy
  x

  Yes, you must use recovery discs and make clean OS install. After 2 years of use, I think that the operating system needs to be updated.

  After the own OS, you will see that laptop will work a lot better than before.
  Please also optimize OS: remove all the unnecessary stuff from the system and configure the Windows startup. This will make the start much more quickly.

• Satellite A120 recovery disc question

  help needed...
  I work for a City Hall supports all schools in the County... and have reached a bit of a dead end... I need to restore a satellite pro a120, but can not find the restore disc... However I have several disks that are unmarked (unlike the previous discs)... these discs have a PMR/GMR number on them... can someone help match numbers to the laptop relevant... they are

  GMR400788EN0
  GMR400626EN1
  GMR400628EN0
  PMR400459EN0

  Any help appreciated geatly

  Hello

  I don't think anyone can tell you with certainty what recovery DVDs belongs to a specific model laptop maybe authorized service provider in your country. They should have access to the database of Toshiba and maybe they can identify it.

• Recovery Acer Aspire V3 disc question

  Hello

  Recently, I used a set of recovery disks on my Acer Aspire V3 because I had problems starting Windows. I am currently using this laptop and it's incredibly slow well only barely nothing installed on it. That, as well as other issues lead me to believe that the hard drive has failed.

  My question is, if I replace the hard drive with a new hard drive, I just bought at Best Buy (same size, 1 TB), the recovery disks still work? Is that all I have to do beforehand to operate?

  Just swap the drives and use your recovery media, nothing else.

• Aspire 5742 recovery disc question

  This is a long post.  I went through a lot of steps already.  I'm not an expert in technology, but I read directions well (most of the time), and my knowledge comes from working through the problems as they come.  I use a newer laptop to make different drives and disks.

  I have an Acer Aspire 5742 Windows 7 hp 08. I had a few deep-rooted malware and decided to do a system restore. The system restore worked and the first thing I did was last updated from windows. There were 192 updates and it took a few hours for them to download and install. After the restart, while it was down to the 5 latest updates to install, a message appeared on the screen, indicating that updates failed, and all of the updates would return. Eight hours later nothing had changed. The screen looked exactly the same. I don't know if I did the wrong thing, but I assumed that the restoration was in an infinite loop and made a decision to perform recovery with my Acer OEM drives.

  There is a system disk and the value of three with the Acer recovery disks. I don't know if all the recovery disks work exactly the same but in case they are not, I will include the information which has come to the screen. After the system disk is inserted and that windows support files, the options in this box Acer Recovery Management are-

  Restore OS - OS restore to default factory default status. All the data on the C: drive will be deleted. (It was the option that I tried to use)
  Restore the operating system and to keep the data of the user - only restore the operating system of your PC to the factory default. Your user account files will be transferred to C:\backup. This option does not remove the malware. (When I tried this: no user data were found on your computer)
  Fully restore computer to factory settings - restore your computer back to the factory default state. All data in the hidden partition and the system partition will be restored. Before restoring, please delete all data on the hard drive (when I tried this: Please delete all files from your hard drive before you start.) This function will not work if there is no file on the hard disk.)

  So by clicking on option 1, there's the box in the view of what is happening. The area becomes "restore the Destination."
  The hard drive name: ST500LM000 - 1EJ162 ATA device
  Partition label: Acer
  Size 8.0 GB partition
  Copy of disk files.
  Please insert the restore disc 1.
  Copy of disk files
  Insert disk 2.
  Copy of disk files
  Insert disk 3 (it is 80% complete)
  Copy of disk files.

  Shortly after that the disk turns on a message box appears saying "There are not enough disk space for the temporary files needed for this operation"

  Press Ok. Wait a minute please. Acer boot screen then back "BOOTMGR is missing. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete.
  Pressing C + A + earrings back to the boot screen Acer and return to "BOOTMGR, etc.".
   
  The original crapped out drive and I replaced it with a hybrid 500 GB drive.  I have partitioned the hard drive for the upgrade of windows 8, which was offered when I bought the laptop.  I rarely used it, and it remained a 20 GB partition.  Think that the partition might be the problem I downloaded the portable computer Wizard mini partition my new tool and copied the files to a CD, a DVD and a flash drive.  All contained errors. Failure of the Conference on disarmament.  I tried another, he sounded like he was going to start and then returned to the screen BOOTMGR.  I pulled out a blank dvd, copied the file .iso from the score to it. The message on the screen: drive hard virtual cannot be mounted from image files or from removable media that is not formatted with the NTFS file.

  I dug around and eventually find my flash drives. The flash player has a default FAT32 and I changed to NTFS (based on the above message) and formatted. I copied the file to the partition.  The message on the screen: a BONE was not found. Try disconnecting all drives that do not contain a BONE.  I made in all attempts above that I changed the boot order in the bios.

  I tried another flash drive and kept the default FAT32.  It would sound like he was trying to start then:
  PX - E61 Media test failure. Check the cable of
  Output of MOF broadcom PXE

  What I am doing wrong?  What can I do to correct this player so that it be cleaned?

  I forgot that I had an external enclosure for a hard drive, so I took out the hard drive for Acer and it subservient to my new laptop. I bought it when the original Acer hard drive became corrupt to try to look at the files. Here I am trying to understand the hard and a less complicated solution (for me) was at hand.  Of course, he had 4 partitions with only 8 GB for the Acer.  Don't know how it happened.  I am planning to wipe the disk completely and using the disks from Acer to start all over again.

  Please accept my sincere thanks for taking the time to help me.  I learn something new every time I have to correct a problem and without the help of message boards I would be screwed.

• Simple recovery disc question

  When is it best to make the recovery discs before or after I recorded my laptop and why?

  It is not important to you to do the recovery before or after regstering your laptop.  What is important is to save your laptop computer to activate the warranty.

  I highly recommend that you create a USB key recovery instead of a set of recovery disks. All it takes is a simple scratch to make the drive to retrieve the useless value. A Flash Media Player in recovery, on the other hand, is durable and runs a lot faster that the recovery DVDs are capable of making Collections.  Be sure that you choose a flash drive that is not labeled certified for Windows 8 (or 8.1). Flashdrives of SanDisk are generally known to be incompatible with the HP recovery media creator. None of the HP Experts have had success with them, including me.

• Pavilion g6-2306el: problems with the recovery DVD-R discs

  Hello, it's only now that I saw that the DVD + R is suggested for all recovery discs burning. A little too late for me, since I bought several DVD-R to produce my game. Here is what happened: each disk has been created with difficulty; the burning process failed on all the others try. But in the end, I finally got the DVD-R 4 program have been burned and verified correctly. Now, when I tried to insert each disk to make sure that the laptop was able to read properly (the content supposed to be confirmed, after all), to my horror, I realized the first two discs were not being recognized. However, my patience was rewarded when, after a long time, suddenly, an Explorer window showing the contents of the disc. Taking advantage of the situation, I immediately copied this content in a folder on the desktop. It took me a long time to do this process for the content of the first two discs that had recognized problems. Subsequently I also copied the contents of the discs 3 and 4, which was much faster. Now, I have four folders with the corresponding content of the recovery disks in the office. The question is: can I use these content and burn on DVD + R this time, in order to have a working set of recovery disks? Thank you very much.

  Hi @anthony_s

  Thank you for your query.

  I understand that you have created your recovery on the wrong type of DVD disc and does not work.  You have copied the contents of folders on the desktop you and want to know if you can now create new recovery DVD on the appropriate type of files.

  No, it will not work.  I suggest that you contact HP support and inform about events and inquire about obtaining a recovery kit.

  Please contact our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click on the link below to get a number of assistance for your region.

  World wide phone holder

  I found this link on the HP forum, that you can read, I don't know if it works or not. Please let me know if it is successful.

  This is how to do a 2nd set of recovery disks.

  Good luck!

• Questions about Acer Recovery (long story, simple question)

  Hey there,

  I recently came across a pretty annoying problem with my Acer Aspire 7560 notebook computer G. First of all, I hope this is the right section to ask the question on this model in particular, if this not is not please forgive me. In addition, for TL; DR scroll all the way down.

  The issue I had was that programs would fail / refuse to start. Zune opening, steam or even just try to open a picture in Windows Photo Viewer either did nothing at all, or the program would look like it began only to then disappear completely (sometimes, but not often, accompanied by an error message saying that the program has stopped working). The laptop still start well, I can browse my directories, internet access, run certain programs, but not others (kkkkk emulator Android works very well, for example). I decided that the best thing for me to do was reset to the factory. Boy I was wrong.

  I backed up all my personal files on an external hard drive, so the laptop is ready to be reset. First problem I encountered was that do anything during startup caused me a BIOS password. I did not create one, so it must be the default, and it wasn't really all that difficult to get rid (I used a bootable USB key with clnpwd, just follow the instructions). Then I entered the BIOS, but whenever I get alt + f10 to work and load the Recovery Manager, invites a message indicating that I have to wait for the operating system to load. After that start the laptop, and nothing changes.

  I discovered that I probably haven't installed Acer eRecovery utility, because I had to replace a HARD drive defective just now. If at this point, I tried to not get these files to http://us-store.acer.com/erecovery/rcd/ no chance. When you enter SNID or show, it always returns "we have found the serial number entered. Uppercase or lowercase do not make a difference. I'm sure that number I entered is correct, however, because when I use it to search in http://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/content/drivers it is my laptop model immediately. So, what gives? I'm not sure.

  If I can't get the support of Acer recovery soon, I might have to resort to completely reinstall my OS (Windows 7 Home Premium) for the device. Problem is that I don't have a disk for it. I thought to download an ISO and that copy on a bootable USB key, so I went Microsoft Web https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows7 site I found the product key with a simple .vbs file, but alas, because the OS came preinstalled, which won't help me. At this point, I'm getting impossible to reacquire the Acer recovery as well as Microsoft methods. If this doesn't help, I might have to resort to some Windows 7 disc torrent download, but I'm not too happy with this prospect for obvious reasons. I don't even know if I could activate my product code, and I don't trust those "cracks".

  THUS,.

  My question is: how to acquire Acer eRecovery media when they tell me "we have found the serial number entered. If that proved impossible, you know safely to reinstall my OS using my product key?

  Thanks in advance, I hope I can get this mess sorted out.

  Customer support was no help, in the end, they just referred me to a local retailer and gave me an estimate on the time and money it would take to get things resolved. Too long and too expensive, but that's just my opinion. I'll just go come and clean install my OS.

  Found this mirror which has the ISO files archived: http://mirror.corenoc.de/digitalrivercontent.net/ I'll check the SHA-1 checksum, just to be sure, but they must be perfectly clean. With Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/windows-usb-dvd-download-tool?wa=wsignin1.0), I can create a bootable USB key, and after that, it's going to be all simply a matter of following the instructions.

  A little muffed that I couldn't have this problem solved, but hey, I was counting on the factory reset anyway. I will get rid of all the bloatware and possible malware in a single shot in this way, then everything that works, right?

  I downloaded everything from http://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/content/drivers to my device (because, my SNID worked) for additional safety. ISO file is almost finished downloading, I'll probably do a last post here when all is set and done. That way, if anyone ever find this thread, they know that what might work.

  Thanks for your efforts, but alas, they were of no use.

• How to create a recovery without a disc writer drive

  I want to create a recovery disc for my 13 edge that has no internal disc burner.

  Unfortunately rescue & recovery does not offer to create an ISO collection that I could then burn it on another computer.

  I have an external DVD drive, but no writer. So, I'd be able to boot from a CD of restoration if I could create a.

  I inserted a USB and Rescue and Recovery can write to it, but in my experience USB keys are lost or overwritten easily so I prefer a CD as recovery media.

  So my question is:

  Is it possible to make a key USB bootable recovery CD, or perhaps create an ISO with R & R recovery disk?

  Or can I just burn the stick as a data CD?

  ADD ON:

  I just tried to test booting from the USB stick recovery created but it did not work

  I was able to select the USB key to the F12 prompt, but the screen stays white with a underscore cursor in the upper left corner. After 2 minutes, I gave up and started normally new so I don't always have a recovery media.

  latimerio wrote:
  ...

  ADD ON:

  I just tried to test booting from the USB stick recovery created but it did not work

  I was able to select the USB key to the F12 prompt, but the screen stays white with a underscore cursor in the upper left corner. After 2 minutes, I gave up and started normally new so I don't always have a recovery media.

  This can help make the bootable flash drive.

  New or second-hand memory key USB or USB key requires an active partition created from wind...

  Note, you can set the partition active after creating a media recovery - just use the command 'active', but not 'clean', 'create' or 'format '.

  Z.

• Qosmio G40-108 - prevent recovery of product disc ask to insert the disc

  I have a Qosmio G40-108 and it works fine even if the disc is not read discs any longer, perhaps because of a motherboard failure that I replace the disk with a new of brans and it still does not work, but my problem is the following... I have the product recovery disc, I tried to copy it to a USB key and reinstall the OS from USB and the start of software loading a page with the logo Toshiba asking to insert the recovery disk into drive F: I can't use is more like it's broken. How can I prevent the disc from asking to insert the disk into drive F:? There are lines on the laptop recovery disk to install the USB without using the disc?

  I managed to install a generic Windows Vista 32 bit downloaded from a Web site and my serial key works with it, but I really want to reinstall the original software
  P.S. Recovery of product is for Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit and just in case there is also a serial number of the disk GMR400766ENG

  I don't have any experience with this, but I found an interesting article on creating recovery USB - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD4103KB0000R01.htm

  Maybe you'll be able to create the USB stick recovery. Check it out.

• Satellite L350-20F - recovery to some discs work point, still no start

  Hello

  Can anyone help please?

  I am the owner of a Satellite L350-20F running Vista
  After suffering a blow to the laptop it stopped working. (no surprise)
  Used recovery disks to restore unity, but nothing happening it restarts just for ants running with microsoft corporation, written slot, then check the disk begins to report any bad sectors, after that it fins it recharges execution of ants again.

  Make me blue screen error message every now and again, then go to windows recover screen to launch either startup reapir (made this much time still no progress) or start windows normally.
  Tried to fix it but just keep going through the steps to put the disc in and through the repair disk.

  Is it easy to change the HARD drive inside (I don't know how the PC but not computer idea mobile)(out of warranty))
  I also have a satellite L300 - 25H is poss of their network and to do a full format of broken one to see if that helps?
  Is the only thing that I'll be able to reformat the new HARD drive with recovery disks to restore on Vista or will I have to pay for a new OS?

  Thank you very much

  If

  Hello

  Maybe it s disc HARD issue you may try to check if the HARD drive is recognized and listed in the BIOS. In order to access the BIOS, you will need to press F2, immediately after the laptop has been turned on.

  By the way; here in the forum, you can find a category that offers useful movies how to replace a HARD drive:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/Forums/Forum.jspa?forumid=116

  Don t understand why you didn't check this in the past

• Can recovery Comapq SR1520AN discs - a CD set be remastered on DVD?

  I have a set of recovery XP CD that I created shortly after the purchase of my Compaq SR1520AN and am considering their remastering to DVD - editing tool I've used to create in the first place won't let me create a new set directly ("You already performed a set of disks on this computer" - you know the sort of thing with agreements etc.)

  Can they be remastered int

  o a smaller set of DVD manually (i.e. less disks)? Or is it a tweak to the registry or other places that will allow me to start again from scratch? Or is it basically just all I have (which could not last forever) or speak kindly to the customer support people?

  Thanks in advance for your ideas

  EDIT: I noticed that I put this in the section "laptops"... Yes, my bad: the SR1520AN is a desktop computer!

  Message edited by cliché on 20/05/2009 12:51 AM
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  Patience is a virtue: sooner or later someone will come up with a better idea
  
  Make copies of important data backup is always a good idea before making changes to your system.

  Start here:

  http://www.thefakegeek.com/2008/07/tweaks-make-more-then-one-recovery-disc-on-HPS/