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• Satellite Pro M30: Is it possible to restore the disk Win XP at least

  I recorded the M30 Pro of the Satellite with Win XP Professional 5 years on the Toshiba-Europe website.
  Is it possible to restore the disk Win XP at least?

  I'll ask Toshiba for assistance (already done) or there is a way to create the disks on mine?

  I'm sure someone went down this way (ar tried at least).

  PS: it is a time for the upgrade of the HARD drive.

  Thank you all.
  Wall

  Sorry, but I don't really know what you are meaning by the Win XP disk restore.

  The Toshiba laptop was delivered with the Toshiba Recovery CD.
  If you want to restore the OS from Windows XP that is installed on the HARD drive, then use this disk and reinstall the WinXP.
  To start the installation, you must boot from the recovery CD.

  If you want to create a clean image and then install Win XP with a CD of MS Windows, download the Toshiba driver and create the image using the tool like Norton Ghost third 3rd for example.

  Welcome them

• System Restore Startup disk

  Hello: I have a registry problem complicated that I can't get an answer to, and I would like to create a System Restore Startup disk. How can I do this? I am running windows xp (I think that sp3) on a lenovo thinkpad t61.

  I can't open the *.exe files and think it's a registry problem. I tried several ways to solve this problem and have not been able to do.

  I'm running a lenovo thinkpad t61.

  I am referring to the recovery disc.

  You don't say what you tried, but EXE File Association Doug Knox fix usually does the trick: http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm

  It would be interesting to analyze both of these free applications:
  MalwareBytes Anti-Malware
  SUPERAntiSpyware

  It would be wise to say away from generic 'system restore boot floppies', unless you are sure of what you are doing.  The Thinkpad T61 should have associated with the application of "Rescue and recovery" of Lenovo in a hidden hard drive partition.  See the Thinkpad T61 Service and troubleshooting guide, Chapter 4: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-67885.

  Rather than provide a disk recovery or a Windows disc with your computer, Lenovo provides simpler methods to accomplish the tasks usually associated with these discs. The files and programs for these alternative methods are on your hard drive, which avoids having to find a misplaced drive and problems related to the use of an incorrect version of the disc.

  The full backup of all files and programs that Lenovo preinstalled on your computer is located in a hidden protected area, or a partition of the hard drive. Although that hidden in the partition backups consume space hard disk. Therefore, during the audit of the capacity of the hard drive under Windows, you might note that the full capacity of the drive seems to be smaller than expected. This discrepancy is explained by the content of the hidden partition.

• Restore system disk

  I recently tried to do a restore of the system on my Dell inspiron n5010 and deleted somehow everything. I need a restore disk on the system, or in a very smart way to solve this problem without one. I'm no longer under warranty so I get a free, even if my laptop is not coming with a... upsets a bit me which does not come with every purchase or at least get a system restore free disk even if they are not under warranty. Where can I get one? or is there a way for me to go in ths trouble another way?

  Ive hit f12, but all the tests come back normal, can I just fill out any type of 'solution' or restore in my computer... I'm just ran around in circles!

  Thanks in advance for the help!

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/w/microsoft_os/476.2-0-requesting-a-Microsoft-Windows-reinstallation-CDDVD-from-Dell.aspx

• Qosmio G25: Restore UK disks can work on machine USA?

  Hello
  I attended college in the United Kingdom since last September. Has decided to make use of the Easter hols to start on my Qosmio G25 (G30 to the United Kingdom). Unfortunately restore 2nd disc (3rd if count you the disc from the Qosmio player) has a read error.

  I've been in contact with a very nice toshiba service representative, but he says that records UK will be dependent not on a machine of USA due to the identifier is different (CMOS/processor or m/Board).
  Another that ask my brother to ship the original for me disks (I travelled with the backups that I did), the only thing I can think is to try software retreival data on the failed drive and burn a new disc.
  I'm off to a friend to do once I have validated.

  If anyone can shed some light on how to use a disc of UK to recover my system, assuming that it is a question, it would be great.

  Hello

  I don't really know if it will work. I heard that the American units have support different recovery check and if the drive is not the right installation is not possible.

• Satellite 2400 - cannot restore startup disk

  I'm trying to restore my satellite 2400. I get an error msg

  "Toshiba Recovery and Applications."
  CD - ERROR: INSTALL. INI
  Section: 8
  Key: initialization
  Can not read the description file E:|COMPS\a24bdb38\text\desc.txt.

  a24bdb38 of the folder changes whenever I try to re - start the installation from the disc. There are 39 files in the folder "COMPS", all have a record of text in a document .txt in them. The desc.txt file is accessible and readable when I simply explore the cd and open it. All desc.txt files are descriptions of the applications or features on the computer, each of the 39 files different letter\number for a different application or a feature.

  any idea how I can do this job properly, simply want to restore the computer to factory settings.

  Thank you.

  Sorry to edit. more information.

  tried to restore in safe mode. Computer won't allow it. Had a msg of error there as well as saying something was missing to the point description of the computer and I need to get properly so that the cd works on the computer. Has never given an option of entry of the machine model that he then invited me that it could be done in safe mode.

  Thanks again.

  Post edited by: kojakzydownyk

  Hello

  Why are you trying to restore safe mode factory settings? As far as I know you have to start from the Toshiba drive to restore the factory settings. This is why boot from that disk and follow the instructions on the screen.

  Otherwise, you can try to install Windows from a disc of Microsoft. Maybe your recovery disc is noisy and t can be read correctly. After you install Windows on a Microsoft disc, you can download all the drivers and tools on the Toshiba site. :)

  Good luck!

• Cannot restore the disk on my Satellite L650 - 18 M

  Satellite L650 frozen at startup upward. Despite the cost of mc, a virus stopped starting upwards. Stops up to blinking cursor left. can boot from the recovery cd. BUT the restoration / used to complete recovery to any selected restore point if she goes through all the motions and then says at the end, fails with the error.

  No recovery disc option hard toshiba (IE to factory settings) is available in the console and recovery with the recovery disk.
  Drive D contains all data recovery ok I can move aroud go c > prompt back to alldrives / areas. Have own burned recovery disks. It happened quickly.

  NOW installed win 7 (64-bit) in the frustration of 'a' disc, works but all installed s/wareand drivers toshiba now useless. Bottom line there at - it a patch to install or a work around that allows access to reset the factory settings with the data stored on the disk/drive Normal D. methods of starting this process are not available

  Can you please tell us what error was shown at the end of the installation of recovery?

  In any case, now after installation of operating system with a non-Toshiba drive has no way start HDD recovery Setup again and the recovery image can be installed with Toshiba recovery DVD only.

  > NOW installed win 7 (64-bit) in the frustration of 'a' disc, works but all installed s/wareand drivers toshiba now useless
  To be honest, your ad is a bit confused and I n t understand what you mean with this sentence. If you have own OS you install all drivers and all the Toshiba stuff also. All are available on the Toshiba download page.

  If you have any other questions please be clear and ask a so it will be easier to respond to each of them.

• Win 7 restore without disk recovery on Satellite L350-277

  Hi all

  I'm trying to fix Satellite L350-277 of my sister-in-law following a HARD drive failing. Before the crash, he was running Win7 Home Premium (32 bit) that was preinstalled on the HARD drive. I managed to run Belarc on it before it went completely, but could not create the restore disc in time.

  Disk failure HARD seems to be due to bad sectors and once failed, could not get past startup repair. While they were inspecting HARD drive (in the USB enclosure), both C: and D: (backup partition) appeared to be intact, so guessed was discussed with MBR. I have used Clonezilla to clone new HARD drive and I'm now work - failure of HARD drive it's always like it was incase I need to clone again.

  With the HARD drive clone, I first tried to use bootrec.exe but some successful how to 'break' C: and could not see anything in the score.

  BTW I am currently using a copy of DVD retail Win 7 to provide the functions of "restore". However the Toshiba restore capabilities do not appear in the list of options. So I decided then to install everything on C: retail copy to see if I could access toshiba restore functions using data in D:, that doesn't seem to work either.

  Then I stumbled on this thread that gave me the hope to be able to start the Toshiba recory tool:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=44382

  I was hoping that Vista and Win7 preinstalls would be very similar, but the HARD drive has a recovery partition (D:\ HDDRecovery) and seems to fall in step 13. There are two files boot.wim in this partition: 'D:\hddrecovery\oddfiles\sources\boot.wim' and 'D:\hddrecovery\oddfiles\hddprep\sources\boot.wim '. Imaging either of these files does not cause the file according to the instructions of step 13. Here again, the guide is based around the Vista installation...

  So what I try to do is to retrieve the data from the old HARD drive with the damaged boot record in order to restore the Win 7 OS pre-installed Toshiba. I seem to have the data (old HDD still retains files) do not seem to have enough knowledge now do!

  Can someone help me?

  On the one hand I can understand your wish to install the recovery image, but on the other hand, for me personally, this is nothing but waste your time for nothing. In General, recovery image is designed may not be copied or manipulated so this guy was very lucky.

  Problem is that this recovery disk is not created after the purchase of the laptop.

  Maybe it sounds stupid to you, but I recommend you restore disk original order for this machine.
  You can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
  It costs 30 Euro only. With this money, you will get original recovery disk that includes the operating system active, all necessary drivers, tools, utilities and a few additional and useful applications.

  Using this disk, you will be able to have perfectly working machine in just 2 hours.

  One more thing: the use of the disc is unlimited and you can use it 1000 times and each time you have enabled and configured perfectly BONE.

• Restoration of disks

  I tried to do a factory restore, but since I have upgraded to windows 7 the computer tells me that I need the restore disks, which I am unable to find. The recovery partition is on the hard drive, but I can't access through BACK. I tried by HP disks, but they are no longer available.

  Any suggestions

  Dave

  Hello

  You can order the entire disc of recovery from the link below

  Recovery disk command

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07143

• Restore windows disk 8

  I have a Pavilion all in one smart touch 23 model # 23 - widowed 1217c 8.0 (initially) when I did restore disks, there was a power failure and disk 4 #3 not is and the system wouldn't let me not go back. He continued with disc 4. Now the computer broke down and I can't restore it without disc #3. Restoring the hard disk is not available. The hardware everything out as good. HP does not seem to have records of food in stock. Y at - there anyone out there who can mail me a #3 disc or the whole game?  Thanks Kevin

  Suggest you try again.

  If you live in the USA/Canada, call HP at this number 1-800-334-5144.   Don't forget to give the good model of your computer, that I should read HP Pavilion Touchsmart 23-f217c and no 1217

• How can I purchase back level versions of Windows to restore hard disks not bootable corrupt in several Versions of Windows

  I have several SONY computers that hide the source code for VAIO and Windows code in the hidden partition.  I can't buy Sony versions of food because they are more up-to-date except one on Vista. I bought the original code for a 2007 Vista SONY and I'm in my third day of restoration of this system. These SONY computers were cutting-edge at the time I bought them and contain historical data such as taxation, Quicken financial and video making tools and souvenirs. I bought five hard drives that correspond to these various computers and MS Windows 7 Ultimate and professional XP I could check the operating systems MS now called counterfei and locked the keys. The DVD have all markings defined by authentic SM, (never open COA label, proof of license, inner mirror band hologram, perimeter edges wavy DVD hologram, dynamic, fix security logo, etc...).  This is two copies of Windows 7 Ultimate, XP Professional complete Edition.  I need trouble Media Center 2005 on intel dual 3.6 Ghz with 2 GB of mem, XP Professional upgrade of home double 2.0 Ghz 1 GB mem and Vista 32 bit.  MS denied that these are authentic and has blocked their execution.  Their solution is to buy genuine from Ms.  Since Windows in backward compatibility where and what to buy to fix these broken MS insecurity not corrupt vulnerable buggy tested untrusted Windows operating systems?

  I have maybe two HD that have the same system and the product key, but we are not bootable on Windows 7 Ultimate machine.  Any suggestions for a tool that I can fix develop not bootable would be appreciated.  I tried several such as Paretologic and Spotmau with no luck.  This is getting really expensive general MS deficits.

  Hi Boomer6005,

  ·         What is the error you receive?

  ·         How have you activated Windows?

  You can see:

  Windows 7: Activation Windows 7: frequently asked questions

  Windows Vista: Windows Activation: frequently asked questions

  Windows XP: How to activate Windows XP

  Also, try to connect hard disks as a slave to a working machine drive to recover data.

  What about the versions of Windows Media Center, those who were OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) specific and if the OEM cannot provide a replacement, you will not be able to find one.

• Microsoft tools for restore the disk framentation system, and several others are missing. Is there a way to recover/reload?

  My computer crashed so I had to use my recovery disks that are about 8-10 years. When I reinstalled Windows service pack 2, the system recovery tools and several other microsoft tools not have installed on my system. Is it possible to recover these tools? The command prompt tells me that they are not on my system and get help from the Server Manager in the service (Net HelpMSG 2185) option. Can you tell me what that means and if/how I can do this?  I can't find a tab from the system restore on my computer. I guess that's because I have more access to these tools. My messages when I try to update things like Windows Media Player tells me that I can't set a date of restoration and that if I lose my installed programs that they can not be recovered. Guess that means I have to use my recovery again disks?

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  Hey, take a look at the article and try the steps

  http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/Forum/Windows-XP/17333-System-Restore-tab-missing-XP-Pro.html

  See you soon!

• Restoration of disks for HP M7250N Media Center XP

  I have a HP Media Center Desk Top System Mod # M - 7250N who has Win XP Media Center 32 bit single core cpu Intel 2.8 and 4 GB of ram installed. I bought the computer new from Best Buy a few years ago. I had a breakdown of complete hard drive a few weeks ago. I'm looking for my restore disks but could not locate them. I contacted HP support and was advised that he would convey restore disks to me when they become available. It is some time now with no response and I don't think that I will get no help on that date. My wife uses the system of family history research and I was after her forever to save things, but that was not done.

  Hi, Terry:

  You probably know more to get the HP recovery discs I do since you called them and they said they would send them when back in stock.

  The problem with that is that they're probably never coming back back in stock.

  However, this place has a set of $27 + shipping costs.

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/ProductDetails.aspx?ID=2696

  .. and Yes, your PC can run Windows 7 well. I checked the specifications and all the hardware is windows 7 capable.

  Alternatively, you can check for yourself by running the free W7 Upgrade Advisor from Microsoft. All your other stuff connected and turned on like printers, scanners, etc.

  The program will scan and report his ability to work on W7.

  Here is the link to this tool.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/downloads/Upgrade-Advisor

  However, from the cost point of view, it would be cheaper for you to order a set of recovery disks.

  Kind regards

  Paul

• Restore from disk

  Do you have a complete system recovery and now how to restore files that are on the 3 backup disks that were made when the laptop was new, drive #3 has been updated each month.

  Hi JXLD,.

  ·        What were you doing back?

  ·        Was this complete system backup or backup of the files and folders?

  ·        What steps did you backup?

  You can see the links below and restore the computer:

  Restore files from a backup:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Restore-files-from-a-backup

  Restore your computer from a system image backup:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Restore-your-computer-from-a-system-image-backup

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Restoration of disks for WIN7

  We just bought a new desktop with WIN7 Pro version of Windows computer. It came with restore discs. Is there a reason to do the comouter itself recovery discs as we had to do with other systems in the past.

  Ron

  We just bought a new desktop with WIN7 Pro version of Windows computer. It came with restore discs. Is there a reason to do the comouter itself recovery discs as we had to do with other systems in the past.

  Ron

  You can perform a second series just in case. I read the previous posts on the forums where the original manufacturers recovery disks do not work properly.

  Another thing that I would recommend you do is to create a disk image and restore system that lets you easily restore your system in case of system failure, such as the hard disk crash, malicious code, or upgrade to a larger hard drive.

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/24/how-to-backup-your-installation-of-Windows-7/