Satellite A205: New HDD - error after recovery

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• Satellite A205-S5804 - blue screen after installing XP

  Hello.

  I tried to do it twice in vain both times. I have the XP disc and I used it on my desk before so it does not work. Installation is finished and after it is done XP load and there is this blue screen that appears as a fraction of a second and I'm unable to read and then restart the PC. Very frustrating.

  I'd like to really all the help that you can offer me. Toshiba customer service told me that this model only supports Windows VISTA, but there must be a way. Please help me.

  Moled number psaf3u-0nr00v

  Toshiba Satellite A205 - S5804

  Hey,.

  Do you also have problems with the Toshiba Recovery disk or the Windows XP disc?

  The problem is probably related to the drivers SATA may have installed XP correctly when you change the HARD drive in the BIOS from AHCI compatible?

• Satellite L10 - Hotkey.exe error after booting Windows 2000

  I've installed Windows 2000 on my Satellite L10 rather
  XP. After installing the utility Hotkey-I get an Error Message at every boot:

  Hotkey.exe - Entry Point not found
  The procedure entry point WTSUnRegisterSessionNotification could not be loaded into the WTSAPI32.dll dynamic link library.

  Same error Message When you try to manually start the Hotkey.exe.

  How can I solve this problem? The system works, but the
  Keys not.
  Thank you in advance for help!

  P.S.: As I read on the web, this error has nothing to do with the missing operating system XP - maybe the HotKey software does not work with Windows 2000. Where can I get a Hotkey software work for Windows 2000 for Satellite L10?
  I try to find it on the download from Toshiba site, but there is that some drivers for the L10 on Toshiba.com and the European server are only readers for XP :(

  Hi turmeric

  All the drivers, tools, and utilities are designed separately for each operating system. This means that you can not use tools designed for Windows XP Home edition with other operating system. You don't find utilities and tools because your device is not supported for the Windows 2000 operating system.
  I'm sorry.

• Satellite A205-replaced drive HARD and recovery CD does not. Media test failure

  Help, please

  My wife's computer crashed, everything has begun with damaged or missing file windows\system32\en. He takes to the geek squad and diagnostic test says corrupted hard disk.
  (Trying to recover the data is another problem to solve later)

  To save money, I ordered a new HDD (WD320GB) installed the new HARD drive, inserted the recovery disc and get the following message:

  Pre-seed execution Environment (PXE) v2.1
  PXE - E61: Media test failure, check cable of
  PXE - M0F: Exit PXE ROM
  Operating system not found

  I see the new HARD drive in the BIOS, I changed the boot order to boot with CD/DVD player but still the message above.

  What now?
  Thanks for any help I can get.

  Hello

  Can start you on another disk, mate?

  Normally, this message appears if you can boot from the HARD drive or a disk bootable t. In your case, you need to install the OS on CD/DVD first so I think the recovery disc's maybe scratchy or the reader doesn t work properly.

  Then, try another disc and see what happens. :)

• Laptop HP pavilion 15-e015tx: error after recovery

  I was faced with an error when turn on PC, so I called HP support and they sent me 3 recovery disks. and I did the whole recovery process according to them. but when my pc restarts after recovery happens a screen to install the software from 1 h to 2 h and my laptop restarts several times and this screen will appear. Help, please
  
  And I do something Meanwhile process failed in the face of an error in the software installation screen

  Just be patient and wait until she finishes, it takes some time. Don't worry too much.

• Satellite M40X 299: no boot after recovery

  Hello

  I have a problem with my satellite M40. After a problem with spy software, I tried to format my pc.
  I did a restore of the system with the original cd. At the end of the mind, I pressed ctrl + alt + delete to restart as it was written.
  But nothing happens, I have only a cursor in the upper left corner of the screen and windows does not start. I did the operation 3 times and it's always the same result.

  I don't know what more I can do.

  Thanks for help.

  Excuse me for my English

  It's very strange. Can you get the CD of Microsoft facilities and try to install the OS? I'm really interested if the same thing will happen again.

  Please don't be crazy on me because I t n wrote a few exact explanation but after recovery without end I've done in the last 8 years I have never seen anything like it.

• Satellite L10-194 cannot run after recovery

  Hello! I used my Satellite L10-194 for a few years, and he started to be really slow, I decided to reinstall the system (recover) to make it cleaner and faster.
  I found my recovery of product L10 DVD - ROM, but when I finished the system restore would not start. I tried the recovery for some time, and it does not help. Whenever I try to start the computer, when it goes to load the system it just turns off (I think that it is something like the blue screen flashes for a second).

  I checked the disk file image in advanced mode and HARD, and that's OK. But when I do HDD-> image in advance mode, after it is sometimes a moment when I have access to the command line. After getting "dir C:" I don't see a Windows directory (?), when restarting the computer does not work as usual. I'm doing something wrong?

  I tried another CD of product recovery of the second Toshiba laptop that I have, and it works, it installs Windows but without pilots and things (it's a completely different model from Toshiba). What should I do? I'm not sure if the use of system preinstalled for model is the right idea (and legal)?

  I had some problems with my front L10, and I had to change the motherboard. In service, what they said that they can't find a motherboard identical like that in my L10, so they used some different model. It's maybe the problem of recovery does not work why?

  PS.
  Sorry for my English, please correct me in my errors, to help me improve the language :)

  > I had a few problems with my front L10, and I had to change the motherboard. In service, what they said that they can't find a motherboard identical like that in my L10, so they used some different model. It's maybe the problem of recovery does not work why?

  I think that this is the reason why your laptop does not start after the recovery procedure.
  Seems that the drivers that are part of the image are not compatible with the new motherboard.
  Maybe the driver chipset or make sure you graphics card drivers some worries and windows crashes before starting the system
  Maybe you could star the windows in safe mode. Press F8 just after pressing the power button / stop. Then choose Safe mode.
  In safe mode, uninstall the chipset driver and the graphics driver and then try to start it again.

  If that does not help, then install windows using a clean Microsoft CD.
  Pilots should be placed on the page of European driver of Toshiba.

  welcome them

• Satellite Pro C660-111 - error creating recovery DVDs

  Hello

  I am trying to create recovery discs to aid Recovery Media Center to Toshiba for my new Satellite Pro C660-111. However, I have tried three times now and it gets about one-third through the first of two discs and comes up with the following error:

  Missing E:\Boot\bcd
  (Error 020123-F1-00000000 code)

  Help please! What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you very much
  Franki

  Hello

  What kind of blank DVDs that you use to create the Toshiba Recovery disk?

  Maybe the error is related to the disk, I used DVD - R Verbatim media and had no problem to create diskettes.

• Satellite C660 - 26G - unexpected error after removing the USB

  Hello all, I need help here.

  I have a Satellite C660 - 26G, 2 days and a USB key has been removed from the laptop while he was working, and I think that caused a kind of corruption.

  The machine starts, passes the logo and the windows, come the white loading bar along the bottom of the screen. It freezes about 1/3 of the way along and then throws an error screen indicating the following:

  "Windows has encountered a problem communicating with a device connected to your computer. This error can be caused by unplugging a removable storage device, such as an external USB drive, while the disc is used... and so on... »

  It says to plug it back in and restart the machine.

  I tried this and always the same, I even connected on the two available ports and nothing helps, the same problem exists.

  Now, the forum search, I thought of nothing else but to restore the factory settings, because they don't have has no physical disks provided with the new machine.

  Use of the restart and the results of the F8 method in action and same error in the end.

  Bottom of the error screen States;

  Status: 0xc00000e9
  Info: An unexpected i/o error has occurred.

  Help, please?

  > Using the reboot and the results of the F8 method in action and same error in the end.
  If you are not able to get the advanced boot menu that appears by pressing F8 at the beginning of the right procedure initialization?

  HM in this case, I would recommend testing new OS install could be the last resort in this case.

• Satellite L300D - new drive HARD and recovery USB loading

  I have a satellite L300D. The hard drive has failed. I have the recovery on a USB part. I bought a new hard drive and that you have installed in the laptop.

  I can boot the laptop off the usb and then when I try to do recovery it asks drivers for HARD drive or he asks the recovery DVD to be installed!

  Anyone know if there is something special I need to do to the new HARD drive?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Do you have created disk recovery or recovery memory flash USB using the Toshiba Recovery Media Creator?

  If you have created a recovery disk, you should recover the laptop using this disc

• New HDD for system recovery DVD

  My Pavilion dv4-1225dx Entertainment Notebook has experienced a hard drive crash.  I replaced the hard drive with a new WD Scorpio Blue 2.5-inch 500 GB SATA drive.  I got HP System Recovery DVD to reinstall the operating system Windows Vista Home Premium SP1.

  I need to use my DELL desktop computer and use this is the DVD drive to copy DVD recovery system in a 16 GB Flash Drive from the lodge doesn't have a DVD player.  I'll be able to use the Flash drive to download the operating system Vista system recovery on a pavilion with a new hard drive?  I have HP doing something for the hard drive before the recovery can take place as the hard drive partition and add HP coding?

  As a question, is possible to buy MS Windows 7 and load the operating system on the hard drive, I installed?

  Stephen Sutor

  sutors says:

  My Pavilion dv4-1225dx Entertainment Notebook has experienced a hard drive crash.  I replaced the hard drive with a new WD Scorpio Blue 2.5-inch 500 GB SATA drive.  I got HP System Recovery DVD to reinstall the operating system Windows Vista Home Premium SP1.

  I'll be able to use the Flash drive to download the operating system Vista system recovery on a pavilion with a new hard drive?  I have HP doing something for the hard drive before the recovery can take place as the hard drive partition and add HP coding?

  As a question, is possible to buy MS Windows 7 and load the operating system on the hard drive, I installed?

  Stephen Sutor

  1. Yes, AFAIK to restore it without problem. You can make a recovery of the HP DVD bootable USB key, simply copy the files will not make the USB bootable, it needs to be. You can buy a usb DVD drive to use the HP DVD recovery

  2. Yes, as long as you have a W7 product key. I recommend the upgrade, these are W7 drivers

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=3860437

• Error after recovery

  A few days ago my laptop was not well run. I did a hard reset - remove all and reinstall windows using HP Support Assistant. He did but when laptop reboot, install a windows message showed:

  "The computer restarted unexpectedly or encountered an unexpected error." Windows Setup cannot continue. To install Windows, click "OK" to restart the computer, and then restart the installation. »

  So I press on enter several times but it was edited by moderator this message. Please help me soon. The deadline for assignment will be available soon. I have no time to lose. I use HP Pavilion Sleekbook 14-b013nr. Thank you.

  "Thank you for visiting the Forums from HP Support. I'm sorry to inform you that your message needs some changes to remove the use of the language.
  
  Thank you
  George

• Need new HDD for my Satellite A205-S5812

  Well, I have a Satellite A205-S5812 and I need a new hard drive for it. I was wondering if someone could tell me if would be able to buy and use the hard drive below on this computer. Thanks in advance.

  http://www.toshibadirect.com/TD/B2C/Adet.to?SEG=HHO&poid=431566

  Also it automatically will fix my problem "Bootmgr is missing"? I have tried everything to fix and I just give up (so I'm going to buy a hard drive). When I try to go to the command prompt, it can not locate same drive c.

  Post edited by: restrung

  Hello

  I'm 99.9% sure that you can use this disk, but in my opinion you should spend it with HARD drive with more capacity. I think 200 or even 250 GB should work just fine with your laptop satellite.

  I know that European Satellite A200 is supported up to 250 GB HDD.

• Errors in recovery of all-in-one 23-b320 0xe0ef001e and 0 x 80070057 to install new

  I'm really stuck.  I just got a refurbished all-in-one 23-b320 with Windows 8 pre loaded.  Everything worked fine for the first 4 hours.  I applied all the patches from MS and then started the Windows 8.1 update.  23% completed, the hung process.  After 16 hours of no progress, I turned off the desktop computer.  Enter into recovery mode via the Bios, I expected to be able to recover.  The recovery process has failed.

  My next attempt was to have the recovery discs, I've created since a new b320-23 who was also preloaded with Windows 8, but I had updated to Windows 8. 1. the recovery discs are the Windows 8 of his recovery partition.  I used the Recovery Manager to create the floppy disks and Windows has reported that they have been created successfully and verified.  Yes, I have 2 identical models of the all-in-one - 2 parents and it's easier when they both the same pc.  I thought I could use one for the other difficulty.

  The problem is the recovery discs to throw an error halfway recovery - 0xe0ef001e.

  After looking through the forums, I started with a 8.1 Windows installation disc, entered mode to 'Fix the computer', troubleshooting, command-line and use own diskpart and convert a GPT.  Then I went back on the discs of recovery and got the same error.

  Then I thought that maybe I could install Windows 8.1 charges against this record since I've only wiped out all partitions with the clean command and had put in place a new set of partitions.  Once installed, then perhaps the recovery disks would work.  Well, I can get the Windows 8.1 installation to work either.  When I select the partition to install on, he pointed out that "were leaving the disk selected for installation are not in the recommended order.  I proceed and error - 0 x 80070057.

  I deleted the partitions with diskpart own and then tried to allow installation to.  Same result.  When the windows setup program creates the partitions, it throws the same error on the order of the partition and the same error when I say "still".

  I've seen mention of other partitioning tools but have not been able to use all (like kill disk) because they seem to start in DOS and for some reason I can't seem the all-in-one to start in as simple as back soming.  The only things I was able to boot from (with Secure Boot off) are:

  (1) the recovery disks

  (2) disk Windows Installer of 8.1

  (3) Ubuntu 14.04

  All of these are TPG bootable images.  BIOS do not find anything that is not gpt, so anything with the old MBR does not appear in the list of bootable devices.  I tried several different disks from older systems, and none are recognized.

  Note: I discover that I had not enabled support legacy of boot in the bios to have activated it year am now able to boot DOS.  I'll try some of the other tools suggested as a drive to kill.

  I ran through all the diagnostics BIOS and no error found in one of these tests.

  Any suggestions or is this time now to ship to HP for repair or replace?

  Resolved by reinstalling the HDD to the SATA cable and replace the SATA cable to the motherboard.  The cable for the connection to the motherboard was a little loose in the socket.  Once this has been done and the computer back together, the recovery disks works beautifully and restored the image.

• The laptop recovery Toshiba Satellite L505-S5997 problem error: Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L505-S5997 computer laptop and my hardrive recently crushed, impossible to restart.  I installed a SEAGATE 500 GB/sata/GO 16 MB of Cache, 7200 RPM hard drive. I ordered recovery for the computer disks and many of the drivers will not update or install without error that tells me that "Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might be installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or maybe it's a malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52) "error.  Also, when I try to update Windows 7 I get the ' Windows Update cannot currently check for updates, because the service is not running. "  You may have to restart your computer. "When I try to download the service pack from the Web site it is usually interrupted with another error.  I tried to go to the Toshiba website and download the drivers needed and utitilities but nothing seems to work.  I am at a loss to try to seek and find a solution.

  Are you sure that the original problem was caused by a failure of the HD, did you test that the hd with the utility bootable disk from audit?

  As if you reinstalled to a new HD using that the required all defined recovery Tosh disk drivers would have been installed in this process.

  Assuming that Tosh then rebooted successfully after recovery, windows update would have run some important updates automatically. If that failed then it would seem that something is happening with your system.