Satellite A105: Unable to create recovery CD - missing rdc_info.ini file

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  I recently bought a Tecra M7, but the system does not include recovery media, just a recovery partition and a recovery disk creator.

  However, when I try to run the Recovery Disc Creator, he responds with "error loading INI file: C:\Program Files\Sonic\RecordNow!\RDC_info.ini.

  I opened this file in an attempt to determine the error, but the content simply refer to a file named CDDVD.ini. I looked everywhere in the hard, even mounted the recovery Partition, but could not find this file.

  Search on Google, I found that this case is regularly brought disappeared, and that without it, the recovery media cannot be created. A person said Tech Support by sending an email the file, another was sent by another user.

  In both cases, the user was immediately able to make records. In any case, there seems to be a standard file, referring to the "Add_info.ini" (Application and drivers disks) and "Rec_info.ini" (OS Recovery Disk), fairly uniform and unchanging across all systems that use this method to create discs.

  Please, could someone email me them or post it here so we can all see?
  If/when I get this file, once I determined it works I post here.

  Daniel

  Hello

  You can buy a set of recovery disc for Toshiba for all £17 and£ 18. Maybe it will help if you can't find the file.

  Thank you...

• Satellite L850 - 1 5 - unable to create recovery media

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  I tried to create the recovery disks for my Toshiba Satellite L850 - 1 5 Toshiba and I inserted the first disc and burning has started and then the disk check. I then received a message to say the creation of drive 1 has failed. How can I create recovery discs if I get this message?

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• Re: Unable to create recovery Satellite A300-1NA discs

  Hello

  I have a problem with Recovery Disc Creator. When it burns 1 DVD disc, an error occurs. It says "an unexpected error has occurred. "Error code: 0E01B5-26 - 2A 031000.
  I have Toshiba Satellite A300-1NA.

  All updates are installed, and generally, the system is "clean". I suspect that this problem is due to my DVD - RW drive (MAST * A UJ880AS) but I can't find the new firmware for it. Thanks in advance for any help.

  Best regards
  Maciej

  Hello!

  Firmware updates, you can get on the Toshiba site but for your Satellite A300 with Mat * one reader I didn t find a.

  Have you tried DVD s from different manufacturers? I use discs Verbatim always and never had any problems with it.
  Check it!

  Good bye

• Satellite L350 - BSOD during the recovery and missing "BOOTMGR"

  Hello
  I have a Satellite L350, Vista Home premium SP1, (had it for about 4months)

  Yesterday I received an error black screen on my laptop it says to reboot, so I did, then just, my laptop wouldn't stat more, I have no idea why?

  So I put in my computer come with recovery disks laptop just reinstall every thing as if I just got it out of the box and I followed the instructions that the Recovery Wizard disk Toshiba says, and as his 'adaptation of the files', I get say Blue error screen "a problem has been detected and windows has shut down to prevent damage to your computer DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL".

  And tell to reboot or what ever and just keep it.
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  Then I reboot my system and a black screen comes up saying "BOOTMGR missing".
  So now, I have nothing that works, I retried the disks but same error with blue screen.
  I also tried to make the atmosphere safe and decent here, nothing works.
  I m needs help!

  Thanks for reading, sorry for so much reading to do

  The reason why laptop doesn t start (error bootmgr) while the installation is stopped with a BSOD. If you need to reinstall the laptop again.

  It looks like a USB problem because I found this in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/945436/en-us

  If you have connected the external USB devices to the laptop, remove them.
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• Satellite L305-S5917 cannot create recovery disk

  I have a Satellite L305-S5917.

  Yesterday I tried to create the recovery disk with the recovery disc creator, and then when I put a DVD + R, it says 'another application is using that drive or no recordable discs are recognized on your PC. Please check the status of the drive. (Error code: 0D00E4-F0-00000000). »
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  You have installed an application like Nero CD/DVD burning?

  Maybe an enforcement agent runs in the background and optical disc drive is permanent in the surveillance state. Restart your laptop, check the substantive activities and make sure that nothing can be responsible for this drive blocking.
  The STRANGE is properly recognized in Device Manager?

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  I had the best experience with TDK and Verbatim.

• Unable to create recovery discs, burning fails - F:\07007XSP.swm

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  F:\07007XSP.swm

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  How can I solve this problem?

  The problem is that you used is not compatible DVD disc.
  Test different DVD. I use TDK DVD-R and I think it's very good brand.

• Portege Z830 - Unable to create recovery media

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  Unfortunetely, it says "no zone of restaurants on the disc": the only thing I did was to create an inactive partition with Windows Disk Manager.
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  With the warranty, will I receive a free restore DVD?

  > the only thing I did was to create an inactive partition with Windows Disk Manager.
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  Why didn t ask here what you can do until you have made the decision to change something?

  To get the disc for free? I put t know if it will work. Problem is that your obligation is to read s operating manuals and learn about your new product, before changing anything.
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• Satellite L300 - unable to create restore point

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  When my trys to computer to install windows updates, it cannot create a restore point.
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  Any suggestions?

  Hello

  I think that it s a question simple operating system possibly a registry issue that s nothing unusual for windows os ;) I had many problems with the windows operating system in the past

  Because of that I always use the 3rd party tools to clean the registry

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• Satellite A105 - unable to connect to the wireless router more

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• No option to create recovery/usb drives

  I used my x 220 laptop for a year now and I am trying to port my OS on to a new drive mSATA I recently installed, but cannot create recovery disks to do this. I use rescue and recovery 4.5 for windows 7, but I don't see any option to create recovery/usb disks. I see only options to create a backup of my regular HARD drive and "create recovery media", which only seems to copy the service program of rescue and recovery, thinkvantage on the USB. I know that data that are installed on the USB key is not correct because it is about 500 MB, while I've read online that the complete recovery disk should take about 8.4 GB. I also know that I never created before recovery disks. Y at - it something that I'm missing is not let me create these disks?

  hitokirix wrote:

  is there an easier way to do this?

  It's been a while since I've done it, but it worked in all situations where I tried: call Lenovo support and declare that you are unable to create recovery discs. There are several legitimate reasons to do this, for example from my experience...

  1. my X61s did not come with a DVD player and I don't have a DVD USB drive connected.

  2. my T60p reported all kinds of program errors when I tried to use the utility provided to create diskettes.

  3. an another ThinkPad (don't remember the model number) had a HD crash under warranty. Lenovo sent me a replacement HD but I had no recovery discs. (I had backups Acronis full score but Lenovo didn't and I didn't volunteer).

  4. one of my friends refused the license agreement for Windows on its ThinkPad. Instead, he decided to try Linux. After a few weeks of frustration with Linux, he decided to return to the Windows fold. Since he had not accepted the license to the first start agreement, it had been unable to create recovery discs.

  If your system is under warranty in my experience that Lenovo will send you a set of toll-free recovery disks. You may need to be a little persistent, but as long as you keep it clean, you should get them. Note however the last time I did that was at least 3 years ago so their policy may have changed. Also note that, in any case, my request is legitimate. YMMV.

• Failed to create recovery disk

  Hello!

  I apologize in advance for my English.

  After a year of perfect operation, I decided to completely restore my system (Windows Vista Home, HDX 18 Premium, 64-bit) using the hidden partition. Everything was fine.

  A week ago, my PC didn't start because he does not recognize the hard drive: no operating system found. No partition has been found, even the hidden (in my system is E).

  I tried to reset the BIOS and I was right: the booted system, performed all necessary diagnostics and load Windows.

  So, I decided to create a recovery disk to restore the system, even if no partition is found.

  But I have been unable to create recovery disks because the Recovery Manager utility froze, did not write any DVD, and after three hours, I had to turn off the PC, because nothing happened.

  My creation of recovery disks is slightly different from the pictures I've seen in many forums: instead of asking what kind of media, I would like to use (DVD, CD) and how many of them is needed, it simply shows a green bar: writing files, from 0% to 100%. When he arrived at 100%, it froze and nothing happened.

  Now I can not create a new set of disk (the program starts, but its window disappears immediately), even if the PC is running and I could (probably) restore the system using the hidden partition.

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  (1) are useful recovery disks if the hard drive is not recognized at all?

  (2) since it is possible to create a set of disks only, the failure of the attempt account?

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  You are welcome. Be sure to also follow the Macrium prompt to create a bootable cd. Label it as Macrium rescue and set aside to care for the child. Then whenever you need to restore your laptop to your Image backups, just boot with the cd and it guides you through it. Works even if Windows is too damaged to start.

• the Boot.ini file is missing

  Miss me the boot.ini file, but I don't have a disc of xp files because windows xp is installed.  Should I buy windows xp to resolve this problem?

  First of all, make sure that you have not left a CD/DVD in a drive that is checked for an operating system before the system partition of the hard drive. If there's nothing there, you should be able to repeat your BOOT. INI file.

  XP BOOT. INI file resides in the root directory of the drive system (usually c :)). This is a simple text file, but marked as hidden. If you have another computer, you can create or copy one from a computer with a similar setup to yours (for example boot from C:, Windows XP files in c:\Windows, etc.).

  The following can be copied into Notepad and saved to create a simple BOOT. INI file.
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  "multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0) partition (1) \WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional "/ fastdetect
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• Satellite L655 - missing file when creating recovery media

  Hello

  I just bought two new Satellites a L655-1EM and a L655-17V (I think - pink and red). In any case I tried to burn some media of recovery - which I find a little cheapo, making do us it ourselves!

  During the process, he said there is a lack of file and hangs on. I tried this on the machines and the same result. I use discs double layer. Any ideas? Do Toshiba shell on a disc of recovery in such circumstances - I already DL three frisbees lol.
  I'm more than worried a little, as if something bad happens I have no confidence that I will be able to recover.

  Some tips/advice?
  Thanks in advance :)

  Hello

  Have you ever tried 4.7 GB standard DVD?

  I used the Verbatim DVD-R 16 x 4.7 GB speed to create recovery discs and it worked correctly. I t n have no problem. The discs I've tested without any problem.

  You can test this please?