Satellite Pro A210 - how to retrieve it with the recovery disk lost?

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• Satellite - black screen and can't restart with the recovery disk

  I have a black screen and can not restart with the restore disc but it seems to be.

  I find this odd, I can't ask Toshiba direct on my problem, but I have to wait for one nature in the heart of my problem or give me a helping hand

  Hey,.

  This means that you can see anything on the screen of the laptop or only if you try to start with the recovery disk?
  You can start Windows or access the BIOS?
  You must post a few more details, otherwise we can t help you :(

  Furthermore, Toshiba is not your first contact, you should ask an authorized service provider. They can help you too! :)

• Re: Satellite Pro A120: cannot select an option on the recovery disk

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite Pro A120, which has recently been faced with the "alert: System protection failure! "password:" problem that it turned up on some BIOS password unknown on its own in the middle of normal operation.

  I got that fixed local Toshiba ASP.
  But now, when I was about to reinstall the Windows cos she had slow, the possibility that the recovery media normally give to just format the first partition become invalid.

  In the settings dialog box, the option is always there but it cannot be selected by clicking on it (from the color of the background showing this option not valid currently)... which means that the only selection (selected by default) is format all of the 38 GB... I don't want to do.

  Someone knows what is wrong and how can I solve this problem.

  I assume that you are using Windows XP and the restore CD also contains the XP operating system.
  It s also interesting if this option has worked in the past?  :|

  However, it s really mysterious that the solution cannot be executed and unfortunately I do not know why it happened

  In the worst case, you'll have to back up data from the HARD drive and format the whole HARD drive :(

• Re: Satellite L300D comes with the recovery disk?

  Hello

  I don't get a recovery disk when I bought my Satellite L300D.
  Does anyone know if Satellite L300D is provided with the recovery disk?

  As much I know computers made from the middle of 2007 aren't provided with the operating system recovery disks. How can I find out what year my satellite is made?

  Thank you very much

  All new models of laptops including your are delivered without the recovery DVDs.
  Recovery image is saved in the folder called HDDRecovery on the second partition.

  Akuma is right. "You need to create a recovery media using preinstalled" Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator. The shortcut that you can find on the desktop. Please do so and for the creation of recovery media I recommend you to use media high quality as TDK or Verbatim DVD-R.

  You can install OS using the F8 key at startup to the top. The guideline how to proceed you will find under http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD9102IR0000R01.htm
  Note please. This can be done if this recovery image is not modified or if you install another operating system on the first partition. the second partition can be in original condition, but this F8 option will be gone.

  If you have any other questions please let me know.

• my hp presario says 'boot mrg is missing' and only load windows 7 can correct with the recovery disk

  my hp presario says 'boot mrg is missing' and only load windows 7 can correct with the recovery disk

  Hello

  Here is the vista forums

  Try the repost in Forum windows 7 the link below

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/default.aspx#tab=2

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• Satellite Pro A210 PSAFHE - Windows 7 - crashes after the sleep/hibernation

  I have a PSAFHE Satellite Pro A210 running dual boot Windows XP/7
  With the help of Windows 7 - 32 or 64 - system always crashes after sleep/hibernate mode.
  This never happens with XP that sleeps and hibernates OK...
  There is no driver for this laptop on site http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU
  I like system 7 and use it on my other computers but without sleep/hibernate, I go back to XP.

  Hello

  > There is no driver for this laptop on site http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU

  Sorry, mate, but you're wrong.
  All drivers for Win 7 for Satellite Pro A210 are available on the European driver of Toshiba page that I recommend you check out once again

  Given that this question does not appear using Win XP, I can say with certainty that this has nothing to do with the material, but it s a software related issue
  I recommend updating the graphics card driver

  In addition, there is a new BIOS for Satellite Pro A210 PSAFHE it s v2.0
  Check if you are using the latest version

• Satellite Pro 2100; How to get additional software without recovery CD?

  How can I get the software WinDVD and Drag'n Drop CD for my Satellite Pro 2100 without the recovery disk?

  Post edited by: yirms

  This is not possible because this additional software is not available on the download page of Toshiba why?
  Because this isn't a Toshiba Software, but software manufacturers, 3rd party.
  This software comes with the recovery disc and can only be used with your laptop!

  I think it has something to do with licensing issues

• Satellite Pro L300 - what I can reinstall Vista with the recovery disk?

  Hey

  I dual-boot (running Windows Vista & Win7) and if I delete Windows Vista can I reinstall Windows Vista with my recovery CD?
  And I have another drive on my computer for recovery Partition so I can use my recovery CD to reinstall Windows vista if I want once I got rid of him and would it erase my win7 disk or remove the duel boot?

  My specs are:
  Intel Pentium
  2 GB OF RAM
  Hard drive 160 GB

  > if I delete Windows Vista can I reinstall Windows Vista with my recovery CD?
  You can use the recovery disk to reinstall Vista on your laptop but as Luke mentioned, the recovery disk would format the whole HARD drive. It would erase all partitions on the HARD drive and you will lose also the installed Win 7!

• Satellite U400 cannot create DVDs of recovery with the recovery disk creator

  Hello

  I have a Satellite U400 (a few years), and I never created the recovery DVDs.
  Now I want to do, but for some reason, when I run creator of Toshiba Recovery disk, nothing happens...
  The partition containing the files of recovery is there, as well as the folder HDDRecovery. I have add a few files on this partition, this could be the problem?

  Thanks for your help.

  > I have some files on this partition, this could be the problem?
  N ° if you didn t change the partition structure should not be the problem.

  It is: does this Toshiba recovery disc creator market or not? If you can not star this tool has nothing to do with the recovery files.
  You will find this file - C:\Program Toshiba Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator\TRORDCLauncher.exe?

• "Can't find the necessary files" cannot retrieve or create the recovery disk. Help!

  I can't refresh PC or create the recovery disk. He keeps going with error message "Cannot find the necessary files" and tells me to insert the recovery media. There is no system restore point, and I've upgraded to Windows 7 Windows 8 Pro without a disc, so I can't do anything. Help! Strangely, nusrmgr.cpl disappeared, although I had seen the shortcut a few weeks ago (no, I'm not deleting it).

  Hello

  I imagine the inconvenience that you are experiencing. I'll certainly try and help you in the matter of fixing.

  To help you to propose measures to solve the problem, I would appreciate if you could answer the following questions:

  1. Why are you trying to cool off the computer?

  2 are you facing problems with Windows 8?

  3. how many accounts is configured in the computer?

  You can scan the file system (CFS) auditor. This will replace the corrupted Windows files.

  Follow these steps:

  (a) start the desktop view.

  (b) open the command prompt, right-click in the left corner when the windowappears, and select prompt (admin).

  (c) type the following command and press ENTER:

  sfc/scannow

  The sfc/scannow command analyzes all protected system files and replaces incorrect versions with appropriate Microsoft versions.

  You can also try to create a new user account and check if the problem persists.

  If the problem persists, you will need the DVD to perform repair installation of Windows 8. If you download the installation of Windows 8 files, check your emails, there should be a link to download an ISO file. Download and burn the file to a DVD.

  The DVD to perform the repair.

  Hope this information was helpful and let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help you.

• How to delete files on the recovery disk?

  I'm running out of space on my recovery disk.  I noticed that the compress and the index of the boxes are both checked.
  I would like to know what to do and how to delete files on the recovery drive.

  Thank you for your help.

  It is very unwise to delete these files, because it is your ONLY way to recover your PC in the event of catastrophic problem with the operating system that cannot be repaired by returning your PC to set up "out of the box.  In fact, most of the PC with a recovery partition you cannot save data on that partition.  If you are still determined to do the easiest to remove these data is boot safe mode with command prompt.  Set up the focus on the recovery partition and delete everything form the command line.  I'm not trying to be insulting, but if you don't know how to do that you probably shouldn't be remove your data from the recovery Partition because without falling back on you should have to be pretty savvy to reload Vista and install all the drivers on your own.  Locutys of Borg

  Resistance is futile

  If you don't succeed the first time skydiving probably isn't for you!

• Two problems with the recovery disk

  Hello

  It's my PC Toshiba laptop 3rd and for the first time I have this problem:
  I just struggle and it come with C:233 GB and D 233 GB * or some. I try to divide the disk HARD C, D and E, but when I try to use the recovery disk disk resize my HARD drive for the factory with C and D only setting
  Is it possible to use the recovery disk, but to choose the partition that I want to be to install the operating system?

  Second problem is:
  before * begin to do something with * my HARD drive I did the USB recovery using the toshiba software
  but * when I say in the menu for starting a startup USB form comes only a black screen with white line in top left corner and so still why this is happening
  It's the information Satenv.ini are there is something wrong

  [Commune]
  Packer = ImageX
  InstallCMD = \inst.cmd
  FactoryInstallCMD = \facinst.cmd
  PartitionSizeGB =-1
  MinPartitionSizeGB = 15
  DefaultGUILang = English
  NumLang = 1
  Hnum = R11460EN
  [Lang1]
  Lang = FRA
  OS = Windows Win 7
  ImageName = 10185XSP.swm
  ImageIndex = 2
  WinREIndex = 1
  FS = NTFS
  StartMedium = 1

  Hello

  In the past, you probably had old laptop models shipped without recovery disc option HARD and recovery facility old ghost. Now it works a little different.
  Here is my little explanation:

  Question n ° 1
  > Is it possible to use the recovery disk, but to choose the partition that I want to be to install the operating system?
  N ° before installation of HARD drive recovery image will be erased completely and create new partitions (factory State).

  2nd edition
  It will not work. Installation of recovery work as installation DVD or HARD drive recovery procedure.

• I reformatted my T520 with the recovery disk, but Windows cannot start

  I reformatted my T520 with my recovery disk. When the computer restarts, it says that Windows cannot start properly. Help, please.

  I finally solved the problem; Here is my solution:

  I have determined that the backup image has been bad, and this is perhaps why the recovery disks have been as bad. I tried to use both to reformat the C:\drive several times without success. Fortunately, I had a Windows 7 disc from another computer that I no longer use. However, the T520 would not be updated to Windows 7 using this disk, so I run Diskpart to reformat all (this removes everything, including the image.) Then, I was able to reinstall Windows 7.

  With this new facility, would not any responsible drivers, including LAN and wireless drivers. I went on the Lenovo Web site: http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/default.page?selector=expand to download the driver for "Intel Wireless LAN (11abgn, abg, bg). This provided wireless access to the computer. (Downloaded the driver on another computer, saved on a USB stick to transfer to the T520.) Restarted the computer in case where. Then, I went to http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=TVSU-UPDATE to download ThinkVantage System Update 5.0. After you have installed this software and reboot, all the necessary drivers would be so loaded.

  Unfortunately, if you don't have any Windows disk, you will need to pay 50 dollars to get one from Lenovo. Lesson learned? Next time I buy a new computer, the first thing I would do is to reformat and reload the computer by using the image while still under warranty. I did several times with my other Lenovo laptops without fail. I have to do this once every 3 years each time my computer seems to slow down. This is the first time, it didn't work.

  I hope this help anyone who is in the same situation.

  (Boy, I have miss the good old days when I could fix everything from the DOS command prompt.)

• Satellite Pro P200 - 1KE Vista loses contact with the second internal HARD drive

  Vista Business SP2. I have a Satellite Pro P200-1KE, with two 160 GB drives: a Hitachi configured as C: (operating system, programs, etc.) and E: (data, other programs). The second is a Toshiba MK1637GSX. This little about it and nothing of any importance and is normally configured as d. Unfortunately this hard drive has now become invisible to Vista, although it is still recognized by BIOS and Device Manager. In managing computer does not appear in the list in the upper pane, it comes without a letter from reader below. I have tried everything I know to get recognized, including the following:
  (In no particular order):

  * Remove computer - managed, reset as a single Volume: it always fails
  * Reformat to NTFS using Linux GParted or utility disk Linux (via a USB stick with Linux ice Peppermint on that nerd), sometimes combined with the restoration of the system - it works, but only for a single session. She always disappears again when you restart
  * Remove the driver from Device Manager and pointing plug-and-play with Windows System 32 and Windows Update - which seems to return the driver - but does not recognized disk, unfortunately
  * Meanwhile, throughout all this, Vista insists on finding a driver for "unknown device" that she sometimes found and (allegedly) installs and sometimes find one fails to install.

  Bah!

  Anyone know anything else I can try - preferably without having to reinstall the entire operating system, or run the risk of using Toshiba Hardware Setup that does not seem to come with all the instructions and enigmatic, who wonder if I want to delete stuff 'selected', without showing me what kind of things I am alleged to have selected for removal!

  Best
  David

  If this second HDD is not so important to try to start the original installation disk Microsoft (Vista or Win7) to see if the second HDD will be recognized for the installation procedure.
  You can also try to install Win7 on this second HDD to see if the installation is correctly finalized. Later, you can check if you can start the second HARD drive preinstalled OS.

  Test just to see if this problem is related to Vista only.

• Satellite Pro L100: How can I get around the startup password?

  Hello

  We have a Satellite Pro L100 PSLA4E and unfortunately, a startup password has been entered that we do not know. Does anyone have ideas how we can get around this?

  Thanks for your time, any ideas are greatly appreciated.

  BEAK

  Hello

  If you mean the BIOS password, then I have some bad news for you.
  If the BIOS password is not known to you, you can't bypass the password.
  This can be done by the partner of service authorized in your country.

  Just ask the guys for a helpa? ¦