Satellite L750 - disk space to level critical

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• Satellite Pro L40 - disk space to level critical

  HI, for the first time the user and technically not much minded when it comes to computer systems...

  I am constantly getting an alert Toshiba Tempro message indicating "data stored on one of your hard disk partitions now reaches 90% or more of its capacity" and a 74,52 GB total disk space, I don't have that 7,44 GB of free disk space - all I really on my system are Photos and ITunes - can they really occupy all this space? - And what I can do to get more disk space? -Any help will be appreciated.

  > Everything I really on my system are Photos and ITunes - can they really handle all that space?
  No one can answer your question on this virtual path. How should we know how much data is stored on your partitions?
  How to get more disk space?
  Remove data that you don't need, or move it to another partition.
  You can also move all your data to an external device like external HARD disk.

• Toshiba TEMRPO alert: disk space to level critical

  I have a lot of space on my Satellite U400:

  Vista (c :)) 70.7 GB free on 177 Go
  Data (e :)) free off GB 113 108 GB

  However the Toshiba TEMPRO alerts with space drive at the level critical guard appearing all the time!

  "Toshiba TEMPRO issued an alert that your stored data has now reached 90% or more of its capacity."
  "Total disk space: go 298,02 and free disk space: 19.69 GB.

  TEMPRO version improved to 2.0.

  I do not understand what is wrong! Please advice.

  Post edited by: amusaeva

  Hello

  There is a partition of 3rd extra that is not visible!
  The 3rd partition is automatically created y Vista and it contains the Vista backup files that can be used as a last resort!
  If something goes wrong with the operating system, and then Vista can be restored and repaired using the files on that partition.

  I think that means Tempro this partition.

• Satellite L750 - unallocated space after custom partition

  Hello

  I bought a new Satellite L750 of 640 GB HD and made a custom 400 GB for C: partition and expecting a ~ 200 GB for a D:; with the remaining GB in an HD hidden for the restoration of the window use.

  After the complete installation and start-up of the window, I can only see a C: or my GB of 200 ~ 400 becomes not allocated. No other player number is displayed.

  Can someone help me how I can create an E: or what that lead to make use of this no allocated space.
  How can I access? I have to redo the entire system again and just send it to C: and forget a second drive?

  H.E.L.P. Please.

  Hello

  I hope that you have created a recovery disc before changing the partitions on the HARD disk.
  I guess you HDD recovery would not work after the partitions has been changed.

  In any case, all partitions can be verified in disk management.
  Right-click on computer-> Manage
  Here, you go to disk management

  Generally, all partitions and unallocated space must be visible. Here, you can create a new partition or can change and change the partitions again.

• Necessary recovery for my Satellite L750 disk

  Hello

  How could I get the oem recovery disc for Satellite L750, part no: psk2ya - 09 k 028, given that I can't come back to factory default

  For customers in Australia and New Zealand, this FAQ might be interesting:
  http://www.MyToshiba.com.au/support/items/FAQ/826

  + Created Toshiba Recovery media can be ordered by calling technical support on 13 30 70 (Australia) or 0800 445 439 (New Zealand). The serial number of the product will be required at the time of the order and is usually located at the base of the unit. +

  + Note: Shipping and handling charges apply for recovery media requests and is charged AUD $66,00 Inc GST for delivery in Australia and NZD $88.00 inc GST for delivery within New Zealand; payable by credit or debit card. Also Toshiba Australia & New Zealand may not create or distribute records for international models +.

• The TMS low disk space warning level

  Anyone know what the threshold is TMS warn of low disk space?  I can't find it in the documentation.

  Mine me gives this warning now and I wonder how much space I must give before being happy, probably by increasing the size of the virtual disk, so it would be good to know my target, since this kind of thing requires certain formalities and I would prefer not to do twice.

  Thank you.

  Depending on the size of the deployment, it is recommended for the hard drive to be around 60-80 GB by the installation Guide for TMS.  You can move your SQL database on the server, if it is hosted on the same server as MSDS, as well as the removal of old server logs.  Here are a few suggestions on how you can free disk space on the server TMS.

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• Satellite P750-114 - disk space to the critical level

  Hello

  I recently bought by Satellite P750-114 and now I get a message from toshiba Tempro my partition is cricial level as it reached 90% or more.

  Could someone help me with this please? Why did I get this? something wrong?

  To be honest I n don't know what the problem with Tempro, but this tool is somewhat strange. Nothing is false, then there is no reason to panic.

  Believe me best you can do is to remove it. In General, it is a nice and useful tool, but you don't need to all n.

  Remove it from the system and be happy.

• Re: Need to win 7 for my L750 Pro Satellite recovery disk

  Hi all

  Could someone tell me where to download or get a copy of the OEM Win 7 for my L750 Pro Satellite recovery disk? The laptop has a new HARD drive without a job recovery partition and I don't have the recovery CD.

  Help please.

  > If you have not done some recovery disks, toshiba very kindly will give you some... for $66!
  Of my knowledge in Europe you can get it for 30

  However, as you say, there is an option to create recovery disk _For free_ and this must be done on the first day of the purchase. In case something goes wrong with the HARD drive, you can use these recovery disks to reinstall the _For free_ system.

  By the way: the license at the bottom of the device key belongs to the version of Windows OEM preinstalled on your laptop. Its share of the recovery image.

• Satellite L650/OED - out of disk space

  Hello

  I just bought a laptop Toshiba Satellite L650/OED, and stated in the specifications, storage is 640 GB, but the only hard drive in my computer after I first initalized, it is only 583GB, what's missing?

  And I have read the user menu and found that there is a recovery partition which has been hidden, so how can I find this partition?

  It seems that the default setting for this laptop is that there is only one disk hard C, but no other disk dirve D or E. So, how can I protect my files once I need to reformat the C?

  Thank you

  Hi TYQ,.

  I think the problem is that you always less disk space that you can find on the specifications on the HARD drive. On Wikipedia, there is an interesting article on the measures of capacity:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_disk_drive#capacity

  As you can see, everything is ok with your disk ;)

  With regard to the recovery partition: you should see when you go into Windows disk management. But if you remove it, you aren't able to use HARD drive recovery.

• Satellite L750-1LC - Boot Manager is missing by using the recovery disk

  I bought a Toshiba satellite L750-1LC and I try to create the DVD 4 to save.

  On the first dvd that only he came an error reading twice, the other DVDs were ok.
  When I try to recover from the DVD the recovery process got stuck on the first dvd so I had to reboot and try again, but the same thing happened to it.

  After you restart the system it came a message that bootmnager is missing and windows and any other thing was gone.

  Is the promotion of "No. Matter What Guarantee" "covering this type of flaws?
  If so, what are the steps to qualify for this promotion?

  I said that I am a Romanian citizen and I have already implemented for promotion in the specified time interval.

  It seems that the first recovery disk is not created properly because you got an error message.
  As I understand your message, you have tried to boot from the first recovery disc (which was not correctly created in the past) and so the installation could not be completed successfully.

  Now, you cannot start the operating system, because the Boot Manager is missing and possibly the system is deleted also
  I see just one solution: order the new disk recovery from here and use it for the installation of the OS: http://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

  PS: as far as I know that hardware issues are covered by the warranty, software issues not covered by the warranty

• Question on the available disk space on the Satellite Z930

  I'm new on this Yes, you can not shoot me down if this is a stupid question. I just bought a new ultrabook Z930. Storage space announced was 125 GB (drive C is only show 100 GB available). Only, I installed MS Office Standard 2007, Norton anti virus and printer drivers.

  However, I now only 65GB of disk space, and I do not think that these applications take 35 GB. I removed the shadow at all.
  Can someone give me some advice please?

  Unfortunately we can not see info exact drive HARD, but maybe you saw something wrong.
  Check please Disk management in the computer management options and you can see all the information base on the HARD disk and each partition of HARD drive.

  I can imagine that this 35 GB is total data backed up on some partition that contains the operating system and all the stuff pre-installed.

• Disk for Satellite L750-12Z (PSK30E-00H00CPL)

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  Please, help me know what hard drive (except the factory-set), I can use for motherboard SATELLITE L750-12Z (PSK30E-00H00CPL)?

  You can use any 2.5 SATA hard drive.
  The 2.5 HARD drive should support the SATA interface. Other features of HARD drive are not relevant if it's questions about the compatibility of the devices

• Satellite L750-1WW - Windows 7 Home premium OEM reinstall

  Hello

  A few days ago, I bought a laptop Toshiba Satellite L750-1WW used (about 3 years).

  The only issue with it is, that there Windows 7 Professional and of course corrupt, but the original OS was Home Premium. This laptop will be my mother, and I don't want to (and also) to pass messages each time you start: "this copy of Windows is not genuine" and other things.

  Another thing: there is no recovery partition! I couldn't do a simple system restore...
  However, it is a key product for HP Win7 64 bit on the bottom of the PC, it does not work on any Windows 7 (Home Premium - Ultimate - Professinal, 32-64 bit), I tried all the possibilities.

  I asked Microsoft Community to give me assistance on the resettlement of the original operating system.

  They told me to say to my Toshiba problem, because only the manufacturer can wake the system, or reinstall the original OS.
  So now, I ask you for help.

  Greetings,
  Csaba

  Hello

  > Another thing: there is no recovery partition!
  Of course the previous owner has modified (formatted) HARD drive and the table partitions, and consequently, the recovery of partitions isn't available.

  The serial key you will find at the bottom of the unit does not have in relation to the clean Microsoft Windows operating system. He touches s an OEM and belongs to the Toshiba system preinstalled.

  If you want to get the original operating system preinstalled, you can order the recovery disk. The recovery disk would fix the laptop to factory condition.

  Here, you could get this disc:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

  Welcome them

• Satellite L750-115 and Factory Reset

  Hello, I watch/read thousand video's / forums on how to factory reset in the Toshiba Satellite L750-115. Everywhere I found that "press 0 during startup. But it didn't work for me. When I try to get help from the toshiba Web site, I can still get my cell phone.

  If anyone can help me, it will be very nice...

  In General, you have two options:
  You would use HARD drive recovery option to recover the computer laptop back to settings factory, or you must use the recovery Toshiba (disk or USB) media which must be created using the Toshiba recovery media creator software.

  But this means of communication should be established as long as the laptop works properly...

  Have you created this support in the past?
  If this isn't the case, you can use the option of recovery of HARD drive, BUT ONLY if the HARD drive and partitions are not affected!

  I guess that Windows 7 is pre-installed on your laptop.
  Well, in this case power unit, then press F8
  Then you should get the advanced boot menu... Choose here: fix my computer...
  Then Toshiba HDD recovery.

  If this is not possible, drive HARD recovery is not possible and the only way of recovering the laptop is the use of the recovery disk...
  As mentioned, if you do not have the disk, you can try ordering this support here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/

• Drive HARD Win 7 recovery does not work on Satellite L750

  Hello

  I have the Toshiba Satellite L750 with preinstaled win 7.

  I instaled the upgrade to win 8 (from dvd).

  After that I improve the MS site to Win 8.1 System.

  The system does not work properly (DVD is not recognized) so I have to install previuos system.

  First of all, I'm improving my BIOS for the new one - 3.60.

  After that I try to win 7 reinstal my HDD recovery (which is located on the d partition). But it does not work: it has been impossible to start recovering in the menu of the bios (F8 key does not work, it was only possible to press F2 or F12).

  So I have to install my dvd 8.0 Win and now I have it and it works. But this is only a clear system without any addons like nero, ms office etc.

  My question is how do reinstal win 7 of my hard drive recovery that I always on the d partition?
  in the bios the F8 key does not work.

  After clean OS installation installation of HARD drive recovery not working anymore. If you want to have the original image of recovery preinstalled on your machine, you must use recovery DVDs.
  I assume that you did not create this disc, right?

  In the user s manuals document clearly described how it works with the image recovery and the creation of recovery disks.