Satellite L755D - data partition D drive is full

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• Satellite A660 - chkdsk partitions without drive letters

  Toshiba computers are equipped with 4 partitions. I looked at the characteristics of the partition by using the following text:
  -Disk management
  -PowerQuest Partition Table Editor
  -Codes of partition Type to the
  http://www.win.Tue.nl/~AEB/partitions/partition_types-1.html

  The partitions are:

  1. type: 0 x 27 (hidden Windows recovery environment partition)
  Size: 1.46 Gio
  Disk Management labels: healthy (Active partition, Recover)

  2. type: 0 x 07 NTFS
  Size: Hundreds of GiB
  Disk Management labels:
  Healthy (start, page file, crash dump, primary Partition)

  3. type: 0 x 17 (hidden internal file system
  Size: 22.37 GiB
  Disk Management labels: healthy (Primary Partition)

  4. type: 0 x 17 (hidden internal file system
  Size: 12.83 GiB
  Disk Management labels: healthy (Primary Partition)

  I also have a paltry 1.x space unallocated after partition 4 GiB.

  2,3,4 partitions are type 0 x 07 and 0 x 17, which are well described in the http://fixunix.com/help/9334-what-hidden-ifs-e-g-hpfs-0x17.html. Both are internal files (IFSs) systems, but 0x07 redisplays while 0 x 17 is hidden. IFSs appear to be dependent on OS:
  -HPFS (OS/2)
  -NTFS (Windows)
  -Advanced unix or QUNX2. X (pre-1988)

  Trade here and elsewhere, the feeling is that partition 1 is boot & RPS, while scores 3 & 4 are for creating recovery discs (which do not come with the laptop), for the recovery of disk-less in the case where you do not have (or have access to) discs recovery and for other languages versions of recovery. Partition 2 is simply C-drive and contains the operating system. When the ghost images, I use SRP switches for partition 1, and the clone satisfied tests properly, start creating recovery discs and do it without recovery disk.

  1,3,4 partitions have no readers of the letter. So I was wondering if I can still use chkdsk (and if I can do it for all partitions at once, so much the better). I surfed and found info on the award letters to partitions, but this option is grayed out in disk management. I am also concerned by the effects of the assignment of the letters on the functions of these readers. Disk management, partitions, volumes, file systems - things I never really knew subject before having to clone (motivated by a fear of failed to start).

  Post edited by: Bookworm123

  Post edited by: Bookworm123

  What model of laptop do you have?
  Are you using the original pre-installed OS?
  Open disk management and please send us the screenshot.

  I put t know why is this so important chkdsk for you but if you want to change something in the structure of the partitions of HARD disk create recovery disc in first.

• Satellite L755D - cannot install driver on Win7 64 bit AMD

  I have a Satellite L755D-S5218 with the old driver works well. Then I started to update the display driver using the driver from 2013 (TC70174700D.exe). After the reboot, I can't change the brightness (fn keys do not work, or the mobility and power options).

  Control of catalyst does not start with the message 'AMD Catalyst Control cannot be started. There are currently no parameters that can be configured using AMD Catalyst... ».

  In some forums, I read that removing the display driver might help. After you have uninstalled the driver, I can work only with the standard VGA driver.

  Also, I tried to use the older version of the driver of 2009 (TC70146700F.exe), but with the same result.
  What should I do?

  Hello

  Your model of laptop Satellite L755D-S5218 was released in the United States and, usually, you must use the driver Toshiba USA page to obtain the appropriate driver: http://support.toshiba.com/drivers

  But also drivers AMD/ATI driver Toshiba UE page must be compatible and should operate within your model of laptop.
  On this page of the driver Toshiba UE make the following choices:
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU
  -Laptop
  -Satellite
  -Satellite L series
  -Satellite L755D
  -All
  -All
  -Display driver

  Now, you will get different AMD/ATI for Win 7 drivers as well as to win 8
  I recommend you to test the pilot released in 2012 and 2011

• My C drive is full, it is possible to expand the C partition?

  My c drive is full it is possible to extend the partition on the c drive?

  Hi DAVIDLVE,
   
  -Do you have installed the operating system on your C drive?
   
  Here are a few articles that will guide you through the process to extend a partition:
   
  How to extend a data volume in Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, in Windows 2000 and in Windows Server 2008
   
  How to use disk management to configure basic disks in Windows XP

• New display driver for Satellite L755D necessary

  Hello

  What is the next round of pilots who come out to the ati display driver?
  Satellite L755D - APU A6 - 3400M 12th with HD6520G

  Unfortuately this forum user - anyone can answer your question.
  From time to time check toshiba download page to see if the new driver will be available.

  Good luck

• E DVD drive has stopped working on my Satellite L755D

  Earlier today the DVD player worked but stopped suddenly, on my Satellite L755D.

  Looks like he is reading the disc, but can't find anything. It is not the real disk as it works on another computer.

  Any ideas?
  Thank you
  Ian

  Have you tested the feature with drives different (original CD, DVD)?

• Satellite Pro U400-130 - hard drive Partition - help

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Toshiba Satellite Pro U400-130 mobile - cell PSU45E-005005EN

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo (T8400) 2.26 GHz, the front side Bus speed: 1066 MHz, level 2: 3 MB Cache
  3072 MB (1024 + 2048 MB) DDR2 RAM
  250 GB hard drive
  Microsoft Windows Vista Business Edition

  What I've found, is that the hard drive is partitioned into two separate drives

  1. the drive C - 117 GB - hand player - all programs, user accounts and files of work / are saved on the C drive.
  2 drive E - 113 GB - A folder titled HDDRecovery (size 4.42 GB) nothing elese is on the E drive.
  3. This only totals to 230 GB, then where is the other 20 GB?

  I want to know/how is is:

  1. Why are we doing this way?
  2. What is the purpose of the file recovery Drive E and it does not require the space of 113 GB?

  3. If I increase the size of drive C to say 55GO and decrease the size of drive E?
  3.1 is it possible?
  3.2 what impact will?

  4. the drives C and E only total 230 GB so where is the other 20 GB?

  Can someone please help

  Thank you very much

  Vash01

  (1) the HARD disk is partitioned into 3 partitions and not 2! Go to the disk management utility and you will see that there is a hidden partition. This hidden partition is created by Vista. It contains the necessary backup files that are needed for the repair of the system, if something goes wrong with your operating system.

  (2) the second partition contains the record of recovery of HARD drive that allows you to retrieve the laptop without using recovery discs. But of course, you are able to create a recovery disk and it s highly recommended to create a recovery disk using the preinstalled Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator.

  3.1 I think that this could be possible, but before that you'd change any partition size I recommend the creation of the recovery disk because there is a high risk that after changing the size of partitions you drive HARD recovery option does not work.

  3.2) see point 3.1

  4.) I think the other hidden partition using this 20 GB. Also please note that 250GB are not really 250 GB 1 GB is not 1000MB but 1024MB.
  This means that the 250 GB HARD drive is not 250 000 MB but 238 418 MB

• Need new hard drive for my Satellite L755D

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L755d-14 x (part No. PSK36E-057006N5)
  Which hard drive (internal) should / can buy?

  Now when you need new HARD drive I recommend to update with SSD. SSDS are very fast and with the help of SSD you will have much better laptop performance.
  What you need is SSD with SATA interface.

  David info on SSD available at your dealer.

• Satellite M200 Vista shows that the HARD drive is full of 98%

  This problem showed about 2 months ago the system started running slowly and after a bit of research, I went to computer and found he showed that the HARD drive was full of 98%. Then I went and disabled the feature of shadow copy that reached about 3 Gig. After that, the performance was still hurt, so I decided to do a system restore. All reformatted once was good again until a week ago, and the same problem came back once again.

  This laptop is running Vista Home Premium SP1, 120 Gig drive HARD, Kaspersky Anti-virus, it has very limited connection to the Net, as it is mainly used to store and transfer music on an Ipod (20 GB of music).

  Any thoughts? Maybe a hardware failure?

  Thanks in advance.

  Craig.

  Hardware failure is very likely, since you are clearly able to access your hard disk without problem.
  Looks like you are using software that could be gradually fill the hard drive with data, such as a log file, it is difficult to say.
  With the erosion of the space, you might want to periodically check each folder in drive C (right click, properties) and see how it changes for each new session.

  Also clean the temporary files would help such as for:

  "c:\temp".
  "c:\windows\temp".
  "%userprofile%\Local Settings\Temp.
  erase internet files of Internet Explorer cache / temporary
  deactivation and reactivation then "System Restore" (do this only if you are satisfied with Vista is running stable)

  Richard S.

• Satellite C660 - D partition is full, but I only use the C partition

  I get a message that hard drive, D drive is full, but I don't use that drive C. I thought D was for elements of recovery. How can I decide what elements should not be in d and how how to decide what to delete/move?

  > I thought that D was for elements of recovery
  This isn't 100% correct.
  Of course, Toshiba Recovery files are placed in the folder of recovery on the D partition, BUT this does not mean that you cannot store other files on that partition.
  You can.

  >. How can I decide what elements should not be in D
  Before saving the files on the HARD disk, you will be asked for the place. You can always decide where these files should be stored.

  > and how to decide what to delete/move?
  It s your own decision to tell what files you want to move / delete.
  If you don't care about t of some files and some files are not important for you, you could remove it.

  I always install my programs on the system C partition. But the independent files such as music (mp3 files), images (jpeg, jpg, etc...) I always record on another partition

• HARD drive is full, but only be able to view the OS, applications and data. Need help to find out what else takes place.

  I am running a Compaq nx 7400 and Windows Vista Business edition. My HARD drive is 66.6 GB. PROG 7.63 files. Windows 9.61. 19.3 user data. 36.54 total.
  But my HARD disk is apparently full of 98.7 percent. Where the other GB 30.1? Recycle bin isempty and deleted temporary files.
  I want to upgrade to Win 7, but do not have the space.
  Can someone help me, please!

  Hello Falcodriver,

  Thanks for the return of the answer!  I have included a link below with a similar question.  It could be the system restore or backups that use the extra space.  I hope this link helps!

  Microsoft Answers:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-hardware/hard-drive-is-full-and-i-Don ' t-know-why/83b620da-c029-4a1b-81cd-0b166b008162

  Thank you

• Satellite L755D-10U - I want to restore to out of box state

  Afternoon, I have a Satellite L755D-10U and want to restore the factory settings.
  I tried to create a recovery disk using the recovery disk creator but I got two errors.

  One is in "all programs, toshiba, then recovery disc creator" and shows an error of missing shortcut of TRMCLcher.exe.

  The other by the bias of my taskbar and said "No HDD Recovery Area". The recovery partition is still in my D: to 12.5 GB in size.

  I have not yet tried the power down and zero route again as I would like to know if restoring to factory settings will erase all data on my Partition D. I got all my University stuff on atm here and even if I can save to another drive also I want to know if it will erase the data on the disks.

  Cheers in advance for any help

  > One is in "all programs, toshiba, then recovery disc creator" and evokes a mistake of shortcut missing TRMCLcher.exe.

  TRMCLcher.exe means that Toshiba Recovery Media Creator Launcher and this exe file should begin the process of recovery, but it doesn t.

  Why? Who probably knows the system has been confusing upward or something has changed on the HARD disk partition.

  The same pattern may be why no. HDD recovery area message.

  Always is it that there are two options to recover the notebook:
  (1) recovery disc (not possible because you n t have a)
  (2) HARD drive recovery option (check if this is possible: turn on the device, press F8-> fix my computer-> HDD recovery)

  If the two possible isn t, you need to recovery disk to perform the recovery procedure.
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Problems with Satellite L755D-13V after reinstallation of Windows 7

  Hi all!

  I really need a support here. Im a kind a noob about PCs ;)

  I reinstalled Windows 7 on my Satellite L755D-13V (64-bit). After that, I have some problems with some drivers.

  (1) first of all SM Bus controller driver-free and I cannt find it on internet. I tried the "Hardware Setup" from toshiba support page. Had no results.

  (2) the VGA Graphics standard is listed twice, a gives a yellow "!" He says: "could not start (Code 10)". The drivers are up to date.

  (3) the wifi does not work. All the drivers are up to date but I cannt find a netzwork.

  Is 2) and 3) due to 1)?

  Please help me!

  hortab

  System:
  Windows 7 (64-bit)
  Satellite L755D-13V

  Thank you for a short return.

• Satellite L755D-10N - noise muffles watch movie

  If I watch a movie on my laptop Satellite L755D 10N PSK4UE, Win7 64 bit) sound often cut (only 4-5 min after the start).

  BUT:
  If I connect a speaker / headphones and disconnect the sound comes back.

  I downloaded to leave [this driver: http://www.toshiba.hu/innovation/download_driver_details.jsp?LNG=23&service=CE&selC fulltext = 2 & selFamily = 2 & selSeries = 178 & selProduct = 646 5 & selShortMod = 2965 & language = all & selOS = 30 & selType 4 2 = & yearupload = & monthupload = & dayupload = & useDate = null & mode = allMachines & search = & action = search & macId = & country = all & selectedLanguage = all & type = 42 & page = 1 & ID = 79 506 & DISO = 30 & driverLanguage = 42] site Toshiba but this driver didn't fix my problem.

  What can I do?

  Thank you
  Gabor

  How have you tried to install the audio driver?
  Has uninstalled the previous drivers installed before you begin with the installation of the new?
  You must uninstall the previous audio driver installed permanently.

  Go to Device Manager and expand the audio, video controllers, game zone
  Here you will find audio devices. Here, you have to remove/uninstall the driver.

  Then expand the area of Systemdevices
  You will also find the definition audio HD controller. This device should be deleted also.
  Then, you have to restart the laptop.
  After restarting again, wait for the deleted devices were recognized again and then install the mentioned audio driver Toshiba driver page.

  Note: You should also check if your Windows 7 system is up to date! All patches and updates must be installed!

  I had the same problem with my laptop Tecra running Windows 7 and mentioned workaround solution has helped to solve this problem, and that's why I put t think its hardware problem.

  I'm not very well if this workaround works in your case, but you should check these steps of m.
  Worth case you will need to use the Toshiba recovery procedure to restore the laptop to factory settings.

• Satellite Pro L300 29V - hard drive is dead

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro L300-29V only about 2 months, and suddenly the hard drive (very full) is apparently dead.

  Initially the laptop starts Windows correctly, but now the HD is not yet recognized in the BIOS. If it goes beyond the Toshiba splash screen, I get the thing PXE saying "a cable is unplugged. I tried to re-allocation of places the reader twice, but still nothing.

  It's really disturbing, because I had transferred recently practically my whole LIFE on it on other computers which many many many hours of musical recordings that I can't really afford to lose.

  I think I'll have to buy a HD dock and see if I can read and copy the data.

  Does anyone else have this problem? It is likely that the drive could have been erased?

  I should also mention that a day or two before this happened, my girlfriend was using etc. Open Mobile (Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word,) - computer I pressed the power button that normally makes hibernate - and when I turned it back, rather than resume where he left off, the computer started from zero and no work/windows were saved.

  I'm afraid that might be some stupid day, Avira, or on the Windows updates without end that has damaged something...

  EDIT: OK, I have a picture of the error I received before complete failure, but I can't download it here. Here is the text (on a blue screen):

  -----
  A problem has been detected and Windows has shut down to prevent damage to your computer.

  If this is the first time you've seen this Stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps:

  Check to make sure any new hardware or software is installed correctly.
  If it is a new installation, ask your hardware manufacturer or software, the windows updates, you might need.

  If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware or software. Disable the BIOS memory options such as implementing caching or shading. If you need to use safe Mote to remove or disable components, restart your computer, press F8 to select Advanced Startup Options, and then select Safe Mode.

  * Technical information: *.

  * STOP: 0 X 00008086 (0 X 00000000, 0 X 00000000, 0X00000000, 0X00000000) *.

  -----

  Post edited by: atomicnut

  Hi mate,

  First of all, I must say that I have this Satellite L300 too. But I didn t have no problem, the HARD drive works fine for 1.5 years and I use this laptop for Internet and emails everyday. I m very satisfied.

  However, what do you hear now?

  I hope that you can copy your data to another device and you will need a new HARD drive for your Satellite Pro L300. That's fact!
  In addition, there are a few good programs that they can the recovery of data from faulty hard drives. Just search with Google, you will find some interesting links.

  Good luck!