Satellite Pro M40 recovery disk install XP on satellite or L300?

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• Satellite Pro A60: Recovery disk damaged

  Can someone help me get a new satellite pro A60 recovery disk. My first drive was damaged.
  Thank you
  carol9430

  Hi, Carol Ann,.

  You can get the new partner authorized Service Toshiba recovery disks. You will find them listed on the Toshiba Web Site.

  Kind regards

• Re: Satellite Pro A300 - recovery disk will reinstall Windows OS on the new HARD drive

  Hard drive of my Satellite Pro A300 failed. It has now been replaced. I ordered a recovery disk.
  This will allow me to reinstall Windows Vista OS that is installed initially?

  Also, I get this message "BOOTMGR MISSING". The recovery disc will fix this problem too?
  Thanks in advance!

  > I ordered a recovery disk. This will allow me to reinstall Windows Vista OS that is installed initially?
  Yes. Without a doubt.

  New HARD drive is recognized correctly in the BIOS settings?
  If so avoid any problem.

  Moreover, A300 works perfectly and much better with Win7 32 bit.

• The product for Satellite Pro U300 XP Pro SP3 recovery disk

  Never had to use recovery with this laptop and worried to be wrong! Nero Backitup allows you to save all the files and settings, but feel that I need to format the c drive to get rid of the gremlins. My drive recovery reinstalls the operating system after formatting, and, if not, what should I do to restore the laptop to factory State?
  I would describe my knowledge technical as an intermediary, but enthusiastic!

  A two-year project in game, so I can't afford to waste it.

  Thanks a lot for reading.

  Hello

  Using the recovery facilities on your laptop disk image recovery image will be installed. After that your laptop will again have to factory settings.
  Recovery image contains the operating system. All the necessary drivers and tools specific to Toshiba and utilities. Back up all your important data and use the recovery disk to clean operating system installation.

  Save all your imports

• Satellite Pro A10 recovery disks fail to reinstall Win XP

  My A10 Pro Sat operated happily running a system dual boot (XP and Mandriva) before a failure to start a day.
  I've successfully used the Toshiba recovery disks and everything was OK for a year or two before the same problem reappeared.

  Now the recovery disk Nr.1does not restores the system and the laptop turns off after appearing to run normally for about 20 seconds.

  Restore the MBR and fitness by using a recovery disk Win 98 could not solve the problem.

  Anyone has any ideas please?

  > Now the Nr.1does recovery disk does not restore the system and the laptop turns off after appearing to run normally for about 20 seconds.

  Sorry, but this sentence confuses me. What you mean under function normally? Start your laptop computer, enter BIOS settings and leave it with that. Laptop does turns off after a short time or what?

  Maybe you should explain a little better what happens when you start your laptop.

• in fact, down grading from vista to xp pro.try recovery disk of one model on the other model (but same brand laptops) but two laptops has different processors and built various bone.

  I had two toshiba model laptops.one (satellite A100) used by processor with windows xp pro as os centrino and the other (satellite A135) with processor core 2 duo 1 GB of ram which has windows vista family premium as OS.i would change with the operating system of the second laptop (A135) for windows xp pro.can I use the recovery of the first disk cell (contains xp pro os) to install xp pro os on the second laptop which until now has vista Home premium? Can u pls tell me that the recovery disk for xp pro os with centrino processor compatible with the system which works on the basis of processor duo laptop?

  OEM and retail licenses:

  If your computer is pre-installed with Vista, it is classified as an OEM license and is not transferable.

  The license of Vista OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.
  You cannot transfer it to another computer/laptop

  If a license of Vista at retail, you can transfer it to another computer/laptop.
  But it can only be installed on one computer at a time.

  A single license is a single Installation.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  Installation of XP instead of Vista:

  Come on first, site of the manufacturer of your computer, check to see if your model computer has XP drivers available for it...

  If the XP drivers are not available for your model, forget the idea.

  If Yes, download and save to a CD or Flash drive.

  Then buy a disc XP and license.

  Save all your data because it will be lost during the installation of XP.

  Then follow the steps below to do a clean install.

  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sg_clean.asp

  Once installed, reload ALL your other programs of original media, or download again.

  Reload all drivers and utilities for your motherboard.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Help! -New Dell i3847 - Windows 7 Pro - Dell Recovery Disk Win 8.1 & DBaR don't make a backup of the system

  I bought a new Dell i3847 and it has Windows 7 Pro 64 bit installed at the factory on it.

  I wanted to make a complete backup of the system, but the Dell Backup and Recovery software does not allow me to make a backup of the system.  In addition, I was unable to create a system recovery disk using Dell backup and restore.

  I can't use the drive system recovery expected Dell because it clearly states Windows 8.1

  (1) why is a Win 8.1 drive included with a Win 7 Pro 64 bit system?

  (2) what is the problem with Dell backup and recovery that she:

  (a) cannot create a recovery disc factory

  (b) allow me to create a backup system so I can go back to the factory State

  Help!

  It has been 2.5 hours and it is still "initialize disk" to create a recovery of the plant.  It usually somewhere fails during initialization or in writing.    Spend hours for each failed attempt to create a factory recovery disc is NOT GOOD!

  The factory restore disk was finally created.

  Dell is now a person pays create a backup system and the user must download a update to do so.

  Microsoft has a tool to create a system image and make a recovery / restore disc which is free.

  So, I used DBaR do restore disk by the factory.

  However, to make a system image and a recovery / restore for that, I used windows 7 built in software.

• Re recovery disk - install the OS after upgrade HD

  I bought my HP a little more than a year, and the hard drive just died. Of course, the HP warranty was only good for a year, even if the warranty of the manufacturer for this HD model, when purchased separately, is three years. It would be nice if HP has extended the term of warranty even for components which he uses as the manufacturers of these components, but I digress.

  So my only choice was to buy a new HD. I decided to update as long that I had to reinstall the OS anyway, but when I tried to reinstall the operating system using the recovery discs, I received a message that the installation could not proceed because the size of HD did not match what my computer was built with.

  It has to be a way around it. If it does not exist, it is a horrible feature that prevents people from upgrading their systems, or recover their systems in the event of a failure of the HD. If there is no work-around, then my only option is to purchase a retail version of Windows 7 and other software that came with my computer. It's probably $300 in the software, as well as the replacement of HD $200. Ouch. If this is the case, and I knew about this beforehand, I would have never bought a HP.

  Thanks for any info.

  _glitch_ wrote:

  HP Pavilion Elite e9250t

  Prod #: AW019AV #ABA

  The OS is Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)

  The original HD was a 640 GB Western Digital HDD (WD6400AAKS)

  The new HD is a 120 GB OCZ Vertex 2 SSD

  Hello _glitch_, I understand your frustration with the whole restore HP Recovery disk.

  There may be an option to work around this problem, but it would need to buy another HDD 640 GB that you were originally in the HP system, but continue to use your new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB drive.

  Here a link to the OCZ Forum where information to make a disc image of Windows 7.

  Here a link to NewEgg where the 640 GB Western Digital HDD (WD6400AAKS) can be found. (Note the comments)

  You can buy this new hard drive and install it. Then use your restore HP Recovery disk set to recover your operating system and applications.

  This should put your system back as it was when shipped. After having updated your system software and all personal preferences, you could then make an image of the WD hard drive and save this image on another hard drive, or you can create another partition on the WD hard drive to store the image C: on.

  If you choose this approach, you must leave the installed WD hard drive and install the new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB so the picture C: drive is accessible from the new partition hard disk WD.

  You then couuld use the Bootdisk you did in the process of hard disk image, to Prime the system for, and then select the source where the image of the original hard drive has been kept on the new partition on the WD hard drive, and use that image for installation on the new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB drive.

  The new WD hard drive could be used as a backup hard drive, so you lose no money, having to buy the new WD hard drive.

  I know that all this is a bit extreme, but just an option to recover your operating system and applications and be able to use your new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB drive and gain a new WD drive for backup purposes.

  I have the impression is the reason why HP does not allow these restore disc HP Recovery be used on a hard drive of different ability, to prevent users from making copies of the software on a different drive system hard.

  Just some thoughts.

• Recovery disks installed an incorrect version of Windows XP. Help! :'(

  I have an old IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad X 61. This week a series of problems he had begun to seem insurmountable, and I decided to back up my files, restore the factory and have done with it. I'm starting to regret this choice.

  The recovery came with my computer disks installed Windows XP Professional Edition, not Windows XP Tablet Edition. In all respects, my tablet is now just a regular Thinkpad with a weird hinge. It does not recognize the digitizer pen, nor it does not recognize the touchscreen, although both are listed on the Device Manager, both drivers up to date, and both claim to work very well. In addition, no newspaper from Microsoft, which I desperately need, and no sticky notes.

  Please tell me there is a free way to solve this problem!

  Tablet PC support, Journal and Sticky Notes are included in the Home Premium edition and later versions of Windows 7.

• Satellite Pro L10: Recovery disk is not available

  HELO,
  I lost my disc of recovery for Toshiba Satellite Pro L10.
  Service in Poland say my only: Toshiba do not have this disc now.
  am I to do now?

  I need to reinstall my system.

  Model number PSL15E-00x009PL, serial number 55016672W

  Sorry, my English is bad.

  Krzysiek

  Hello

  It s very strange because this device is not very old, and as far as I know you can order all recover cd. Toshiba should always have a copy of the CD or DVD. I can t believe that it s is not possible.
  I would recommend asking EPA again or to call other ASP in Poland.

  The second possibility is to install the OS from the Microsoft CD-ROM, and then install the drivers set and tools of Toshiba.
  Such Toshiba things you will find on the page of the Toshiba driver.

• Satellite Pro M70 recovery disk - where can I get a new one?

  Hi all.

  I'm trying to help my friend to untangle its M70 that was severely marred by many pieces of adware, malware, trojans... you name it. It has very little installed or stored on it so a complete reinstallation seems to be the easiest option. However, we cannot find anywhere - reinstall drive probably lost/accidentally, it was ignored during a recent move of the House. Is there anywhere I can get another disc of recovery, or way to restore pc to factory without it?

  Advice would be much appreciated!

  Hello

  The new system restore would be the best way to get rid of all these malware
  Toshiba Recovery could be ordered in the ASP from Toshiba (certified partner) in your country.
  But it might be only if the laptop series wouldn't be too old and abandoned.
  In this case, you will need to use an original MS Windows disc to restore the operating system on the HARD drive. Toshiba drivers that are needed can be downloaded on the site.

  Therefore, I recommend to take local contact with your ASP and ask if this disc is available or not.

• HP PRO 3500: recovery disks

  Hello, I recently installed a new motherboard identical to the old and extra 4 GB ram, bringing the total to 8 G and the new hard drive of 1 t.

  My question is that I will be able to use the 4 discs of recovery media set that I did with the original motherboard, drive 500G, and 4G ram. If I can do it, what is the procedure to do so.  Thank you

  Thank you Mr President, I spent 3 days internet and reading the forums trying to locate this very istructions, thank you again and wish you a nice day!

• Satellite A110 installs recovery disk but HARD DRIVE not displayed

  Hi guys,.

  After searching the net, I finally found a forum in which I hope you can help me.
  I tried to search this forum for an answer but couldn't find him.

  I have a toshiba satellite a110-159, who, after a setback, did not start.
  CHKDSK discovered many problems when I plugged the hard drive to another pc, but the laptop could not even boot from the disc.

  Anyway, I copied the most important data and back up the disk in the laptop. with product recovery center of disks that I was able to reinstall windows xp installation support, but after the first reboot, the laptopt did not find the hard drive, it is not displayed in the bios.

  strange, although the recovery disks installed... anyone know how REList the hard drive in the bios? It has been listed here before reinstalling windows xp mc...:(donc c'est comme il a fait quelque chose avec le bios ou presque.)

  hope you guys know what is the problem with this one.
  thnx in advance!

  Edit:
  the drive is accessible when it is placed in another system of system or desktop with converter and copy and works very well.

  What makes you look very risky!
  You are lucky that your laptop still works...

  I would not recommend doing so. If you want to set the BIOS to factory settings then set the defaults in the BIOS settings.

  In any case thanks for your comments

• I have to buy a new hard drive for vacuum. a recovery disk will replace my windows vista?

  my hard drive went out on me completely. reads as 0 bytes. lost everything on it. a system recovery will work on a cool new hard drive?

  Yes, the recovery disks installing Vista and original software/drivers on a new hard drive. Just be sure to get a hard drive at least as large as the original capacity. It may be big, but not small ability more. I wouldn't go with one of the new large capacity hdd format advanced however.

• Satellite Pro M40, failure of the hard drive - the new disk restore disk?

  Hello

  My Satellite Pro M40 hard drive died and I want to install a new drive. Unfortunately, my old drive is 60Gig and the Web of Toshiba parts site has only 40 GB or 80 gig drives.

  I have problems with the recovery disk if the hard drive is not exactly the same thing?

  Your advice would be appreciated.

  C

  No, he should t be any problem with the Toshiba Recovery CD.

  On the recovery CD, you'll find a Windows OS, Toshiba drivers and utilities and software further.
  These entire applications are packed into image files.

  You should only be sure that the HARD drive is compatible with your laptop and it will be recognized in the BIOS.
  Then simply to boot from the recovery and installation CD must start.