Satellite P200D-139 - Question about recovery disk

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  What is the problem?
  And: What I can install Vista again if I format the whole HARD drive? And how to proceed?

  Thank you very much for the help.

  Hi Philipp

  This is a very stupid situation. I have Satellite P200D too and got my phone several times. Everything works fine and I am really confused now. Can you please write what happening exactly when you try to install the OS using a supplied recovery media?

  You can install Vista when you want to. Why you want to format the HARD drive? You don t want to use the factory settings?

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  Yes, it looks like a recovery disk from Toshiba which would format the whole HARD drive and reinstall the operating system preinstalled together.

• Satellite P200D-128 - Question about installed Norton anti-virus

  Hi, I bought a Toshiba Satellite P200D-128 last week and to say I'm majorly annoyed with Toshiba would be an understatement, and that understatement. Fine machine autoinstalled as its operating system, and I found I had Norton anti-virus installed, or at least I thought I had because a beautiful Norton logo quicklink arrived on my desk.

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  Hey Buddy

  I m bit confused about your ad and how you wrote this.

  I would like to mention a few facts:
  I m a Satellite P200 owner (it s even as P200, but with Intel the piece) and my laptop is equipped with the Norton Internet Security program.
  Of course, it s a subscription for 90 days, but it s a functional full version.

  Everything is pre-installed, but you need to configure and create a Norton account.
  I know because I read the instructions and information that are stored on my laptop.

  If you would in a full version of Norton Internet Security, you must create this account also.
  So you must connect to the internet also if you n t have an Antivirus Program preinstalled to set this up.

  Of course it must be updated also with the Internet because the antivirus definition file changes almost every time and the internet connection is required for this update.
  Why is it necessary? Because the image of Toshiba has designed several weeks ago and, therefore, the antivirus definition files is not updated.

  The same thing happens if you don t use the laptop for several weeks and don t perform the update of the operating system or antivirus.
  Don t wonder, therefore, you must connect to the internet to get everything updated.

  Please don t be angry with me, but I have my own opinion, you are one of the users who don t read the manual of the user or any other information that are equipped with Notepad and could be interesting for the use of the computer laptop but only start Notepad, install a few 3rd party apps and don t configure the operating system that is stored on the laptop.

  So I think that we could avoid this discussion if you read and check all detailed ;)

  Hey Buddy.

• Question about recovery disks

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  Post edited by: pcramer1

  Hello

  Badhat wrote the very good display, but here's my little additional explanation:

  Each computer will be used with operating system. Operating system is just part of the system that works well. Preinstalled OS must have good communication with all available hardware components. For this reason, for each material single component must be installed right driver. OS with the drivers can work well, but this isn't the end of the story. Toshiba offers many additional functions for keys, power control and so on. For this Toshiba application offer and install the additional tools and utilities.

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  In the past, that Toshiba has delivered equipped laptops of recovery disc in the box of you, but in recent years the recovery image is saved on the HARD disk and each owner of the laptop must / should create recovery disks only. It can be done using an application preinstalled called creator of recovery disk Toshiba.

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• Satellite A100-139 - download the recovery disk?

  Hello

  I lost the original CD that came with my computer.

  Purchase of a new copy of Win XP is the only chance to reinstall the OS on my laptop or is there a place where I can find and download a copy of the original CD?
  I still have my Microsoft product key, so I can show that I have an original copy of Win XP.

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  Hi Michele,

  Sorry, but you can t download a Toshiba Recovery disk. If you have lost your CD, they come with Notepad, you will need to contact an authorized service provider for new disks.
  On the Toshiba site, you can find a list of ASP. You can call them and e. g., they can sent you the disks.

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  Hello

  so why do you need recovery disc2. Are you sure that a disc 2 has been delivered with this machine? Have you ever tried to retrieve this machine with the error message this disc 2 has been inserted to?

  If you buy a new machine and there is the General you have then I think it will be any just sense the cd are delivered with the machine.

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  > My question is that the C drive has only 2 GB of software top

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  When I came back, I installed Ubuntu and it works very well.

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• Re: Disk hard Satellite P200D-139 upgrading?

  Hello world

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  Does anyone know also the best place for such an article...

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  Hello

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  Hello world

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  Hello

  I m not sure why this product maybe something was wrong with the HARD drive partition or files on the HARD disk partition.
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  Post edited by: toshiba_dan

  > the laptop works with the charger connected and if the loader is pulled out while the laptop turns off.

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  Now when I close the lid and put it to sleep then open it again and then get out of standby, the monitor remains dull. The only way he'll light is by cutting off the power completely and turn it on again but it goes back dull after about 30 seconds.

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  I wonder if my laptop (Toshiba Satellite P200D-139) is compatible with XP?

  If this is how I get rid of Vista and install XP?

  Any information on this would be a great help.

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  > I wonder if my laptop (Toshiba Satellite P200D-139) is compatible with XP?
  Why don't all computers not phones or computers that couldn't stand the XP did you see? I want to tell the next generation of PC/computer laptop and not a 486 oldies ;)

  In any case the Toshiba XP drivers are published on the European driver Toshiba page.
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  Good bye