Request of password HARD drive at startup

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• Password HARD drive - is it really that safe?

  Hello, I wonder just how secure is built in the password disk HARD, comments welcome. Thank you.

  As far as I know the HARD drive password completely blocks the HARD drive.
  It must be stored somewhere on the sector of the HARD disk. I'm not quite sure what sector it is, but the fact is that you cannot remove this password HARD drive if it s not known to you.
  If you need to be very careful in using this HARD drive password.
  If you have forgotten the password for HARD drive you can use the HARD drive no more!

• Satellite M200 - password HARD drive in the BIOS

  My M200 HARD drive doesn't have to (if Windows does not start) and I am replaced with a new HARD drive.
  I do not have the recovery discs so I will try to install windows from CD,.

  When installing it it does not find new HARD drive.
  When I go into the BIOS, I see the HARD drive, but it has a password disk HARD message is frozen.

  Has anyone encountered this before?
  I have to do something after I installed the new HARD drive?

  Hello

  It seems that the HARD drive password has been set on this HARD drive.
  Generally, you cannot remove this password HARD drive if it s not known to you.
  So, if you n t know this password HARD drive, then you will not be able to use this HARD drive ;(

• computer generation windows 7 not recognizing not not 2nd hard drive at startup

  I have new computer with Win7 professional. (C) 1 SSD drive and drive from DVD (D). The 2nd hard drive is WD and when there are (sometimes) (G). you will always need to access by car. does anyone know how to get the second hard drive on startup?

  Palcouk and all those who responded. The computer resumes from the manufacturer. It turns out that the WD drive was defective and replace it. everything works great!

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• Satellite Pro 6100 - error "password HARD drive built-in" at startup

  Hi, my laptop (Satellite Pro 6100 P4 - M 1.7 GHz/15TFT/256 MB / 40 GB/DVD-CDRW/LAN/WiFi/BT/W2K or XP) started rather recently invited me with a "Built-in HARD drive password" message at startup upward. I never put no password on the hard drive in the past, though only in desperation to try to get the laptop running, have tried all the possible passwords I have ever had. Nothing works and I'm failed with a laptop dead on my hands. I would appreciate any help/advice anyone can make.

  Thank you.

  Hi Khurram

  Unfortunately I think that you will need to replace your hard drive. If your laptop is definitely ask a HDD password then there is no way around it and the only way I know to recover from this situation is to send the hard drive to a specialised company that specialize in this kind of recovery (usually for forensic purposes, Police, armed forces, etc.). This can be very costly.

  The easier (and cheaper) option would be for you to replace the hard drive and restore your system and your data (either from a backup if you have one, or from the Toshiba recovery disks).

  Kind regards

• L50 satellite will not start up - request password HARD drive

  Hello

  I hope someone can help me

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L50 and when I start it, it says
  + no boot device please don't restart System.

  It is still under warranty because it was purchased only 6 months ago.
  I took it back where I bought it and they told me to contact Toshiba.

  I'm waiting on a reminder.
  I hope that someone can help you. He also asked that the HARD drive password.

  Where can I find this information?

  Hi Kym

  I guess the L50 Satellite cannot find the boot device (HARD drive), because the HARD drive was obtained with a drive password HARD and without this HARD isn't accessible disk password and the system does not start properly.

  Did you set this password for HARD drive in the past?
  I m request because this isn t password on new laptops. This HARD drive password can only be set by the owner of the laptop

  Of my knowledge if you know n t this HARD drive password, you will not be able to access the HARD disk in such a case, the HARD drive would be useless, and the data would be lost

  That's why I recommend you check if someone put the HARD drive on your laptop password where you n t know the password, you will need to replace the HARD drive and reinstall the system once more.

• Satellite request password HARD drive

  Last night, I restart my laptop. When I turned on it again and ask the screen to enter the HDD password. I don't really know what to do. I've searched the Internet to remove the HARD drive password. I tried to tab ESC / F2 repeatly but it did not work. I can't go into the bios.

  Display:

  Toshiba screen-> HARD drive password:

  Hello!

  I put t know why it happened, but you cannot delete a HARD drive password.

  The password is stored on the HARD disk, but you cannot delete it. All data is lost if you n t know this password.
  You have no more access to the HARD drive.

  Good bye

• What is the function of password HARD drive physically?

  Acer Aspire E3

  I put a password on the HARD drive in the BIOS, and I see that it is opposed to access F12 boot without the password menu, thus preventing boot from somwething like a Linux Live CD (good!).

  My question is, in addition to password lock the normal startup process and the F12 function, the drive password HARD does nothing else, as for example the encryption of disk?

  Nope no encryption with just a HARD drive password.

  what you have found what is a HARD drive password, do nothing else.

• Set password hard drive and now can't unlock!

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• 03F1 error hard drive at startup

  Hello guys

  Yesterday my friends and I were watching a movie on my laptop via a projector and all of a sudden it freezes, I've tried a few things (Im not completely reduced tech = P) but could not release it so I had to scramble the power button to turn it off and now everytime I restart it it gives me a screen front harddrive error screen (where the little colored balls dance and make the logo of the) window) to boot windows 7. He tells me the error is the number "03F1" and asks me to run the diagnostic, but every time I run it is stuck at 0% (I waited about 35 minutes, did not move a single percentage). After a few times, I just ignored the message and left without running diagnostic tests and my computer booted up fine... it doesn't seem to be a mistake.

  HP disk hard diagnosis is therefore out of the question, I went to run a few others offered by windows, the online version of the hard drive diagnosis and the results were very good... nothing seems to be tested in my hard drive and my computer is running without problems. However whenever I start I have to deal with this stupid screen and hitting a few keys for my pc at startup (I tried the diagnostic hard drive in the BIOs, it gets stuck at 00 as well for some reason any).

  Any ideas? I came across this post on the internet which is almost exactly the same as mine, I really want to get rid of this stupid screen if I do not have a hard drive failure... I mean that my laptop is like only 1 year.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  Good day
  Derg

  Hello

  Ignore my last post

  The hard drive on the link below would be a good replacement.

  1 Tb hard - computer laptop

  The process of replacing the hard drive is detailed from Page 48 of your & Maintenance Guide.

  Once this is done, simply use your recovery DVD to reinstall the operating system on the new drive.

  If you do not have your recovery discs, try the link below to see if you can order a replacement.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00810334

  If you have a problem with the link above, order them directly from HP here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

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  Here's information from Microsoft, explaining that the policy:

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  You should probably go into your BIOS by pressing F10 at HP welcome screen and changing the options in the start for the HDD menu start the first.

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  My laptop is HP Pavilion 14-ab133tx

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  Michael_Adii wrote:

  .... I want to replace my drive with Seagate BarraCuda SSHD HARD original...

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  Yes, your machine can operate with SSHD. But Seagate BarraCuda SSHD is NOT SSD, it's slightly better than the HARD drive because it has more cache. People say that it is something between SSD and HDD, but still a long way to be similar to the SSD.

  No point in paying money (even it is not expensive) to get a little better. Why not go directly to the SSD, the price may be double, but you get all the benefits in terms of price/performance. You can use Samsung or Crucial or SanDisk...

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