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• Satellite A100 loads the operating system correctly after the recovery procedure

  Hello

  I'm in trouble... I used the recovery CD last week after my laptop developed problems. After the recovery procedure, when I turn on the pc, it loads directly in mode 'Owner' - the pilot of the internet has no charge, Norton AV, supplied with the pc does not load. Basically, it's a shadow of his former self.

  And when I try and start the recovery process, that it doesn't... it does not read the disc.
  I know that the recovery process did not work properly cos when I look in C: it shows that 60 GB of data is present on the hard disk, so the recovery is not cleaned the hard drive at all.

  The only way I can describe it, is that the pc is in some sort of limbo. I can't access the original account I created.

  The recovery disk is still okay because I "explored" the drive on another computer and it contains all the data.

  Help, please.

  Looks a bit the problem I have with an A100 recovery disk. Mine formatted PC, unpack
  a load of stuff and then freezes.
  See...
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=31292

  Like you, I can read the DVD in another PC. I wonder if there is a batch of duff of recovery DVD?

  I think I'll try to install XP from a different installation disk. It'll be a bit of a pain in the neck
  because it will not authenticate with MS, but at least he's going to prove whether or not the hardware of the laptop is duff.

  I'll post back here when (if) I get anywhere.

• Satellite A30: HDD size after the recovery procedure and Defrag

  I have a Satellite A30 and just did a complete reinstall from the recovery of the product disks. My question relates to the amount of disk space hard should be resumed aftre reinstall it.
  My hard drive is 4.95 full GB according to the procedure that is much higher than I expected.

  Also, after reviewing the reader with Defragmenter I seem to have twice taken up training with Greens, unmovable files like Blue contiguous files. Unmovable files is there and if not how to I remove them?

  It's where I guess that extra hard disk space is lost when it is lost?

  Thank you

  Hello

  It's not easy to say exactly how much space should be taken after the recovery procedure.
  I have so much that I know on the recovery CD, you will find the whole operating system Windows XP, driver Toshiba and utilities as well as additional software like OneNote, WinDVD, etc.
  This additional software could take as much space on the disk outside the OS.

  Blue not moveable files belong to the Windows operating system, and as a result, the files are placed together.

• Satellite A100 system goes to a black screen after the recovery procedure

  I tried running the recovery CD, I received on my cell phone. the process perfectly, (I have only one CD, I don't know if I need a second). At the end of the process, I have the option to insert the second CD, or jump.
  Because I don't have that one CD I have support on ignore.

  I tells me that the installation is complete and I can restart my system.
  Then I removed the disk and I tried to reboot the system. The system goes to a black screen (on which he indicates that Microsoft load) and then crashes. That was the problem I was facing before recovery.

  Basically, the recovery process has not worked. I don't think I did something very wrong, unless I need a second CD. What could be the problem?

  Help me please!

  Hello

  The A100 is one of the new series of laptops and AFAIK the image of Toshiba was placed only on a CD (DVD) recovery.
  I think that the message and the possibility to insert the second CDconfuses a little.

  In my opinion the black screen and freeze has nothing to do with the recovery procedure and the new installation if Windows OS.
  Due to the fact that this problem has occurred until you have installed the OS from the recovery CD, I assume that there must be something wrong with the hardware.

  But it s very interesting to know if the same problem appears after the new installation of Windows from the original CD of Microsoft.

  It's worth a try.

• Qosmio F10 does not work after the recovery procedure

  Hi, I just bought the toshiba recovery dvd for my qosmio laptop f10, I put the dvd in and it goes through the process of recovery and complete 100% he then told me to remove the dvd, and then press CTRL ALT DELETE to restart the computer.

  In doing so, he gets to the screen were it tells me windows startup and then the screen turns white and flickers a couple of times, and then the computer phone re boots and don't stop doing that, I press the F8 key when it restarts to go save mode, but when it starts in mode it tells me that windows is not completely set and goes no further and tells me that I need to run put in place to new.

  I don't have a windows cd only toshiba dvd that should put my laptop back to factory settings.

  Can aynone help me before I have sound toshiba?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  It's not easy to say why it happens. Usually, the Toshiba Recovery CD should work properly and after any recovery procedure, the laptop should run without any problems.
  You suggested that you ordered this CD from recovery of the ASP.
  Do you have the right recovery CD? Check the description of CD.

  The other possibility is that the device has a hardware failure. In this case, you must contact the service of Toshiba. Sorry, but that's all I can suggest.

  concerning

• A60: Error Message blue screen after the recovery procedure

  I have an A60 and in the course of the last 3 months, I ran the recovery of 10 to 15 times disc, windows installs fine, then a few days later the computer either freezes and gives a blue screen of death, when you try to turn it on, or it turns on and comes up with a message saying "Windows Explorer has encountered a problem" and then completely stops responding , or gives a similar message on the subject of what we call the Dr. Watson debugger core and similarly, unresponsive, now. After trying to format and analysis as well as on my knees and beg the computer please please please work, I'm out of ideas, the hard drive is perhaps the problem? is this a common fault of A60?

  also in a completely different topic, where can I get a new 'c' key, mine keeps falling off the coast for some reason any.

  Hello

  The blue screen appears usually due to hardware malfunction or bad software.
  If you, I suggest that there could be something wrong with the hardware. Of course there is also something wrong with the HARD drive. But to be 100% sure, you should contact Toshiba service. He can do some diagnostic tests.
  You can also order the additional keys of the Toshiba service partner who is responsible for your country.

• P20: Can I recover the data after the recovery procedure?

  Hello
  I have a toshiba P20, when I buy, I made 2 partitions, C program and the BONES and F to my personal data.

  I use the restore tools toshiba to restore my windows XP OS, but the restore tools has also reset my partition table and I don't know if I can restore my personal data.

  Everything is done in one step and I saw no warning to say that my partition table will be reset?

  It's just a fdisk or a format really has been done.

  Can I use a tools for restore my partition to lose data?

  I hope that there is an acceptable solution to this problem and in a near future, I'll buy an external HD to perform the backup.

  Hello Alex

  If you want to preinstall the device with the recovery media, you can do this in two different ways:
  -standard mode will be formatted the whole HARD disk and after the procedure of recovery on the HARD drive is just a single partition.
  -expert mode using this mode, you can create partitions if the HARD disk has only one, and you will be able to install the OS on the first partition (the other guy)

  Of course, you did using the standard mode and now the whole HARD disk is formatted. I'm not 100% sure, but in this case only fast format is done before the beginning of the procedure of the facilities. Try to find (Google) if there is a tool that can help you verify if all the data is gone. Using recovery media there is no way to do it.

  Drive external HARD is the right solution for the data backup.

  Good bye

• After the recovery with CD Satellite C660-1FE keyboard does NOT work

  Hello

  A month ago I bought a Toshiba C660-1FE. After three weeks my HD broke down. I bought a new HD from Western Digital and I replaced the broken HD. I did a recovery of my HD image, so I had to order the recovery disks of the product on the Toshiba site (3 disks, which drive 1 and 3 were the only required for installation).

  Now I have the problem that my laptop keyboard doesn't work. I am currently using a USB keyboard and a mouse to replace my keyboard and the touchpad of the notebook.

  The keyboard of the laptop works fine in the BIOS. Therefore, I hope that it's just a driver issue.

  I have:

  tried to find and install a lot of pilots since the toshiba site, no results.
  tried to change settings in the bios (usb enabled).
  tried to fix the problem by reinstalling all of the computer repeatedly.

  The keyboard seems to work until windows loads. When the system is switched on I can press caps lock and num lock and the green lights will turn on. All this stops working once windows starts is displayed.

  Perhaps another problem in Device Manager: under the graphics card, 2 subcategories have exclamation points: it says Mobile Intel (r) 4 series express chipset family twice! I can't seem to fix these with the drivers I can find either. When I check the settings I have this message (google translate since it is in Dutch):

  + Digital signature for the drivers for this device is necessary, cannot be verified. Possible after a recent hardware or software change a file that is installed signed incorrectly or damaged, or malicious software is installed from an unknown source. (Code 52) +.

  + You must restart the computer for this change to take effect. + (obviously I've tried that too)

  Can someone give me it please help? I'm at the end of my intelligence.

  Sincerely,

  Daniel

  Hello

  Keyboard works in the BIOS, it means that the keyboard material should be ok and the connection between the keyboard and the motherboard is established.

  So, what could be bad? Keyboard driver?
  Hmm, the keyboard driver is part of the Windows operating system and is installed automatically during the installation of the OS
  I would recommend following:
  Go to Device Manager and remove the keyboard point.
  You should see something like PS/2 standard keyboard
  If you see a red x next to this unit, then it means that the keyboard is disabled.
  Usually, you should be able to activate this again (in Device Manager).
  If there is no Red Cross, so I you would recommend the deletion of this keyboard in the Manager list of devices, then reboot the laptop. Usually, the operating system should recognize the device automatically deleted and should install the driver too.

  Select this check box.

  By the way: it is possible that you received a recovery disk wrong which could explain the problems after the recovery procedure

• Satellite A45-S150 - black screen after the recovery process

  After problems with a virus, I ran the recovery disk and reformat the hard drive and reloaded the OS. When the process pushes me to remove the disc, it begins to restart, but only shows a black screen. I restart the process of recovery only with the same results.

  The laptop came loaded with XP, but that the recovery Application is running, it says it is loading Windows 98. Could the original recovery disc was loaded with the wrong operating system?

  What's next?

  Hey,.

  > I restart the process of recovery only with the same results.
  You can install Windows using a normal Microsoft Windows disk?
  So, you can check if the problem is related to the computer laptop or recovery disk itself.

  > it says that it is loading Windows 98
  Don t worry not about this message. As far as I know it has something to do with the software that allows you to copy the recovery image on your HARD drive. Recovery disk still contains Windows XP ;)

• System restore after the recovery running disk

  Hello

  Is there a way to restore my system to previous state after you run recovery disk?

  I forgot to backup my files and apparently lost my data after the recovery running disc. All suggestions will be appreciated. I'm trying to restore my system, but it is not restoration, its shows me only today's date.

  Best regards

  Hello Jazz

  Please slow down. Your ad is quite confusing. You can the prior words includes on two completely different ways.

  (1) previous state as factory settings. If you use recovery media is removed from the entire HARD disk and all data will be lost. There is no way to recover them. To the review no data more.
  (2) previous state by using System Restore tool. It will roll back OS time earlier, but all data will be there. Sorry, but if you have ever used recovery media, it's too late for this option.

• Why the installation don't start after the message "installation wants to make changes?

  Why the installation don't start after the message "installation wants to make changes.  Type your password for this? »

  Hello

  He wants the password to your system administrator. Standard procedure on Mac for non-admin users

  Thank you

• Satellite M45-S269 - A:\GHOST output. ERR during the recovery procedure

  I am trying to perform a full system restore. I get to the part that says "exit A:\GHOST. MADE A MISTAKE? »

  If I do Y or N the message says "cannot read files. If the problem persists, contact TOSHIBA support center or contact symantec technical support.
  Then the recovery fails.

  Clues?

  Hello

  Looks like it's not possible to read from the recovery disc.
  How did you perform the recovery procedure?

  You have inserted the right recovery disk and started from this disk. Right?
  Usually, recovery is expected to begin and the installation should run smoothly

  If this is not the case then recovery disks would be destruction, scratched, etc.

  Just a question; is it possible to start using other disk bootable CD original Win XP or Linux?
  Select this check box, because it would allow to discover exactly what s wrong

• problems with rv042g after the software upgrade

  After the software upgrade it reboot the router on every 45 seconds

  I tried this tool from Cisco RV0xxV3_FirmwareRescueUtility_v4.0.0.7 Web site without success, the problem is there, is one way that you can get the router up and running again?

  Can I run a TFTP server and download new software, or I ther a FirmwareRescueUtility for rv042g?

  Mogens Demmark

  The first firmware comes with RV042G is 4.2.0.03, so the firmware utility rescue v4.0.0.7 would not work.

  Given that your will to power cycle automatically RV042G every 45 seconds, and the problem has not disappeared after that you did a reset to factory default, the unit needs a new firmware downloaded. Please, try the following steps.

  1. disconnect the power cable to the unit.

  2. hold the reset (using a paperclip) button, while plugging in the power cable.

  3 look at the DIAG LEDS.

  4. release the reset button when you see the DIAG led are flashing.

  5. a flashing DIAG indicates that the unit runs in start mode, and a server tftp on the device is waiting for a picture of fresh firmware to the address 192.168.1.1.

  6. set up your PC with an IP address in the subnet 192.168.1.x, e.g. 192.168.1.100 and specify as default gateway 192.168.1.1.

  7. try to ping the unit with 192.168.1.1, and you should see a response from the unit.

  8. run a program client tftp (with a command line) and push an image good firmware, for example

  TFTP-I 192.168.1.1

  If the procedure above does not resolve the problem, contact the support center for RMA.

• Partition problem after the recovery of the system with a single key 6.0

  I need your help!

  My Lenova Ideapad Y430 not more start and I had to restore the system with the recovery CD I burned with a recovery key 6.0. The restore process showed no defects and no error has occurred.

  Now, after restaring the system I only 0 with a C: partition (all program files, vista, drivers etc.) 104 GB and the 'part of recovery for a key' 14.75 working. D: partition where all my documents, pictures etc. are stored are listed, but idle and not accessible nor editable with the tool Vista Diskmanagement.

  No idea what I can do?

  You can download EASEUS partition manager. It will help you to reformat the D drive.

• Satellite A200 - cannot use Vista after the recovery of the product

  Hello. I hope someone can help me with the following... This week I had various issues with which follows my laptop a Vista update that system restore did not fix, so I decided to go for a full recovery of product (which I have a complete backup of all my files).

  So far I have used the product recovery on my laptop in the 3 ways I can see (and more than once): without changing the settings, change the settings and maximize the partition, change settings and select advance / expertise.

  Whenever I was able to complete the initialization of windows, create a new user account, etc. Once the Office has been set up, I get a small window with a progress bar and when it's over, I click on the button 'restart '...

  After the reboot, I get the black screen that says Microsoft Corporation with the green progress bar, but he's there for what feels like 'too long '. After a while, I get a black screen with a cursor, then a blue screen for a crash dump.

  If I use F8 and boot mode safe, the system stops the CplIR.sys file, although the hard disk activity seems to be continuing. I turn off after 10 minutes.

  If I use F8 and then select Repair computer... This is what is happening with each option
  -Restore the full windows operating system: after clicking on OK nothing happens.
  -Diagnostics of memory: there is no problem with memory
  -DOS prompt: I run CHKDSK and there is no problem with the hard drive
  -Restart: there is no errors, even if the word diagnosis 'impossible' when he sees, there is no system restore points

  Then on reboot I get the black screen with cursor followed by the crashdump OR if I managed to log in and access my desktop, I get the crash dump, as soon as I try to do something (like open Control Panel).

  Following the instructions found elsewhere, I have tried this after removing the battery, then changing power management options immediately after the initialization of windows (ie. before clicking on the restart button). No change.

  I even ignored the button restart! But still get a crash dump, when I try to do something.

  Any ideas? I've got past (ie. wasted) so a lot of time on this and don't understand what may be wrong after formatting the windows drive image and reloading...

  Hello

  It's very interesting story. I got several notebooks several times but I never noticed anything like that.
  I must say that what you did right and you think appropriately. If I were you I would try exactly the same steps to make it work somehow.
  I do not know which issues you had before, but I imagine that here it's just the problems of software and not important for the operation of the equipment.

  It's really hard to say what can be the problem. What you can try, is somewhere to get facilities Microsoft Vista disk and install naked Vista to see if the same thing will happen again.
  Anyway, the fact is that images of recovery are tested and adapted for each laptop model and if the material is OK there no reason for this kind of behavior.

  Try again with the new installation using Microsoft facilities drive and let us know exactly what is happening.