Satellite A300D - cannot use recovery media

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  As said by Feliks, look on the Toshiba site.

  In this bulletin to support there is a solution for this problem. You must restore the credentials of your model (DMI channels) so you can restore the factory software.

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  I forgot my PIN for my iPhone and cannot use recovery mode because my sleep button is blocked. A certain predicamnet ik

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• Re-install Windows 7 using recovery media (DVD)

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  OS: Windows 7 (64-bit)

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  When I bought recently my laptop HP-430, I partitioned new HARD drive using some other third party software. I created an additional partition (M:\). Here's the info, how I've repartitioned...

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  Can someone tell me why the hack happened...?

  So now, next point. After that the Recovery Manager has restored the operating system, I repartitioned again, but this time with the Windows disk management tool. But the Windows disk management does not shrink (resize) the C:\(Systemdrive) of less than 150 GB. So I resized C:\ to 150 GB of GB 284 and created a player more (M:\) 147 GB size. And I deleted the recovery disc (D:\), but I created the recovery DVD before you remove the Recoevery of my HARD disk drive.

  Now its time for me to reinstall Windows 7 using recovery media, I messed with some system files when installing a theme for Windows 7 and now my OS is completely unstable. So now I want to reinstall windows 7, but I do not understand what option selected in the Recovery Manager (when run from Recovery DVD)

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  1 collect using Microsoft Recovery

  2 recovery system (the option that I had chosen for the first time and got all the stuff removed)... He said that he only reinstalls the OS and custom make any other change of HARD drive.

  3 minimized Image Recovery

  4. factory Reset.

  So now my question to you guys, it's what option do I have selected in the Recovery Manager so that all my saved content and my stuff on M:\ (I created) will not be removed... and the operating system is reinstalled.

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  Hello

  I don't think that all the disk recovery options will keep your partition custom - as far as I know, the only time where you will receive a prompt to keep a custom partition when you use the option "Recovery of Image is reduced to a minimum" to the recovery Partition D that you deleted.

  You can try the following workaround.

  Download the good Image of disk Windows 7 from the link below: it must be exactly the same version your OEM Setup - that is to say if your laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, it comes to the version, you must download.

  Windows 7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit

  Use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly on a blank DVD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.

  Use the disk that you create to perform the installation - when you get to the option to choose the installation type, choose custom and select the C partition.

  When asked, enter the activation key Windows located on the underside of your laptop, then when the installation is complete use the 'method of phone", described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system - this method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want to just that a new installation of Windows 7 without software load additional normally bundled with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  Additional drivers, you may need to find from here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Satellite L450D - cannot use the product recovery disc

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  I'm new to this forum and have spent 3 days reading this and other forums to try to solve my problem, I found a lot of answers, but none does not work for me so I'd see if I could get the thought some very great need help here.

  Now, I have the problem that when I start the laptop the windows logo appears, then Microsoft corporation through the bottom and then the screen black with the cursor of Pentecost, I tried all possible starting in the bios settings and just goes back to this screen, I can t get no prompt or anything like that , I used knoppix and managed to transfer all the files I need from my external HARD drive, so thought I would not reset to factory settings with the recovery disk of the product supplied with the notebook, the disc never has been used or taken from the package until now is so in perfect condition of the art, so I put in the drive , start computer press f12 and make the primary boot CD, but all that happens is it says windows is loading files and get back to the dreaded black screen and a cursor.

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  Enter the BIOS settings and set its default value initially. After ding this change BIOS boot order and place the CD/DVD as first boot device. Put recovery media in the optical disc drive, and boot up your laptop. While the laptop tries to start C press several times.

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• Required for Satellite Pro A300-PSAG1E0 recovery media

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  I had the laptop bought as gift second hand from eBay. Registration said the notebook had Downgrade XP support provided on DVD that he was not and that I could create a copy of the recovery media using the construction in software which is not that there is no creator thereon recovery software.

  I believe that the laptop is running an illegal version of Windows, as the product key sticker says it is intended to be run Vista Home top and it works in windows 7.

  The seller disappeared and he is not answering all of my calls. IM at my end of whits thereby as being a low income means that I can't really afford to buy an official Windows disk or recovery media.

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  Post edited by: cheesewuz2004

  Hello

  You can order the disc of recovery for this laptop from here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  But I put t understand why you didn't search in the forum for these issues.

  Good bye

• Cannot create recovery media

  Attempting to create a recovery media for my new laptop Toshiba L-500; I get the following error message:
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  D:\ZZImages\ZZImages\PREINST13. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
  (Code d'erreur: 020150-20-00000000)}

  This has happened while creating recovery disc 1 and disc 3... with the same error message. considering that the Recovery Disk 2 was created without any problem.
  I tried burning the files again for discs 1 and 3, which could once again, but 2 disk has been created again successful without any problem.

  Please indicate the possible solution.
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• Satellite Pro C850 - missing Recovery Media Creator

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  However, when I click on Recovery Media Creator in the programs, the file 'TRMCLcher.exe' is not found. In fact, I can't find anywhere on the computer.

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  Take a look at this page:
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  Here, I could find the Toshiba Recovery Media Creator for Win 7 64 bit for download.
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• P50-C-128 - 10 Windows satellite updated - issue of recovery media

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  Did you create a recovery key USB flash memory before upgrading Windows 10?

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• Satellite Pro S500-115 - recovery media

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  We bought a toshiba satellite pro S500-115, and we are very disappointed!
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  Then, the major problem appeared.
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  I don't really like their atitude. they just want to sell, but then they just don't care, * are!

  Mate of the really sad story
  I think you should get in touch with a local ASP in your country.
  As far as I know in many (perhaps all) European countries you will find subsidiary of Toshiba and I think EPA should be able to transmit to the Toshiba in your country.

  Good luck man

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• How can I get my Satellite Pro A100 product recovery media?

  When I bought my A100, I didn't any of the product recovery media. I assumed it would be pre - installed on a partition of my hard drive. Seems not to be the case.

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  So I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction? I am a UK user.

  Hello

  If the recovery disk was not supplied with the laptop, then you should be able to create a recovery disk using the preinstalled tool called Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator.
  I think that you didn t read the user manual after you have received the laptop

  Anyway usually the recovery disc can be ordered here:
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  But not all the recovery discs would be available, especially if the laptop series was abandoned this means that you can not order a recovery disc if the laptop series is too old you can also try to contact a local ASP (partner) in your country for assistance and could try to order this disc it.

  Otherwise, you must use an original disc of MS Windows all drivers can be downloaded from the page of European driver of Toshiba.

• Satellite A660-10W: Toshiba Recovery Media Creator kept reminding me

  Finally, after about 2 months, I ran the Toshiba Recovery Media Creator.
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  Thank you

  Hello

  You want to disable this notification?

  You can do it is msconfig. Start the msconfig go to Startup tab and disable the process that is responsible for the notification of Toshiba Media Creator. Save the changes and restart the device.

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• Satellite M70 - cannot install recovery disc

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  I had to remove the drive HARD Toshiba Satellite M70 for use on my Compaq laptop (Compaq HDD crashed). I had to install XP and other stuff after you have 2 left and used with a Compaq laptop with no problems. Now, I had a new HARD drive for compaq and fixed the Toshiba HDD back in.

  Using the recovery CD I wanted to restore the Toshiba to its original state.

  I have the recovery DVD-ROM product. F12 abd selection cd/dvd would not recovery.
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  I can even install with my other XP pro original cd.

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  Kind regards

  Hello

  In my opinion, the case is clear. If you install the laptop with a normal installation of Microsoft disk and the HARD disk works fine in another computer it something wrong with the Toshiba Recovery disk, maybe it s scratched.

  What you can do is to install the laptop using the disc of Microsoft. Then download and install all the drivers from the Toshiba site.

  Alternative order you a new drive for recovery of an authorized service provider.

  It of your choice what you do. ;)

• Pavillion15: cannot create recovery media when plug sandisk Flash Drive Cruzer 32 GB Force

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  I understand you are trying to create a recovery on a USB media.  The process is progressing well until it gets to 90% and fails then indicating that she has problems in the creation of recovery media.  Please try again.

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• Cannot use recovery discs

  Hello

  I recently had some HARD drive problems on my T410i due to a failure. Since then I have not been able to start windows.

  I tried to use the factory recovery disks that I created, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work either.

  If I load via disks "Rescue and Recovery" or the "valorization of the factory", I'm stuck on the screen that displays the logo black and white "Rescue and Recovery 4" (step 4 of the Guide) forever with no progress. The mouse cursor still responds, but nothing happens after that and he never makes the License Agreement dialog or recovery options.

  I tried to confirm that the HARD drive can still be recognized, by starting in Ubuntu Live. I am able to access my files via the Live boot CD.

  In all, any help is appreciated. At this point I don't mind this clean form as long as I can get the system (OS and drivers) upward and execution. I'm afraid to do a format because I don't know if I have the key of the OS (Windows 7) noted.

  Looks like there is a problem with your HARD drive. Ubuntu has a SMART tool that will check your diagnosis internal disks.

  https://help.Ubuntu.com/11.04/Ubuntu-help/disk-check.html

  If the player checked out okay I would delete the partition from Ubuntu inside tables (run ' cfdisk/dev/sda' starting inside a terminal as root). You should be able to restore from the recovery media after doing this.

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