System restore using the recovery on Portege M200 CD

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• Restore using the recovery disks on Inspiron 15 3521 supplied with Windows 8 Pro. Question on the recovery partition.

  I created by the user recovery disks.  I created them the day I got the computer and he made three of them.  My brother has deleted my recovery partition just now.  My question is, if I resumed my Inspiron 15 3521 using three recovery disks that I created, be it recreate the recovery partition in the process?   I just need an answer to this question, not responses indicating that, if I have the disks, I don't need the recovery partition, why would I want the recovery partition if I have the drive, etc.  I would like to just a simple answer to the question.  If I use the recovery discs, it will recreate the partition recovery with all the info, she was in it when I got to the computer?  Once the recovery is completed from disks, will be that recovery partition be there as the day I got the computer, so if I wanted to (I don't want to, but I'm just a question) I could still create the recovery of her discs?  Basically, the computer will be exactly as it was the day I got it home, recover partition and everything?  Or, it will restore the computer to the new plant, but not to re-create the recovery partition with everything she had in it the day I got it?

  Thanks in advance.

  Yes, it will be if you select the correct option.

  See these videos:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/w/microsoft_os/4794.21-Windows-8-restoring-from-recovery-media.aspx

  Recovery of factory - "deletes all data and resets the Partitions.

  Updating of the factory - "Only restores the System Partition and keep other Partition content".

  It might be good for you to ask a Windows OS DVD 8.0/8.1 just in case the recovery media works however.

• F11 not opening and cannot restore using the recovery disk

  Hi I have a HP dv4 2106tx model recently I am facing a lot of problem on my OS so I decided to restore the system using the recovery disk that I created earlier when I purchaced my laptop recently.

  to restore when I restart my system and pressf1 systemdoes not open a windo recoveryrather it boot directly to the windows.

  on my hard drive that I have the recovery partition, even I am not able to restore my system.

  When you restore the system to factory settings using Recovery Manager of cyberlink it is said that to recover the factory setting system needs to restart on reboot it does not at all.

  so please find me the ways to restore my system.

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  Put 1 of all the recovery CD in the drive power on and press F9 repeatedly when you see the HP logo, and then select the reader of cd/dvd in the startup list, when it appears, it should start the PC from disk 1 and start the Recovery Manager.

• 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.

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  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.

• How to use "System Restore" using the USB boot-able.

  Some updates are being installed and I have turned off, now Vista does not load normally. Instead, Windows loading process is interrupted by error 'blue screen of death '.  Now, I have a USB boot-able with Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit. When I boot with my USB boot-able and select 'Repair your system', it shows the dialog box 'System Restore Options. " There are no BONES in the list, so I click on "Load drivers", an "Open" dialog box appears.

  1. in the "Open" dialog box, I don't know which file (s) to locate.

  If I cancel and click on 'Next', another windows appears. Then, I select "System Restore". A message pops up saying something like: «to perform an offline system restore, you must specify which Windows installation you want to restore...» For example, enter the command:
  Rstrui.exe /OFFLINE:C:WINDOWS.

  2. I don't know where I have to give this command.

  My HP dv6700 s system. When I bought it, Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit was already installed. But I do not remember the activation code now. And so I can't even contact support and help from microsoft.

  Kindly help me.

  HP gives you the opportunity to make the Vista startup repair from the diagnostic menu? I thought that this was the case. Have you checked? There is a reason for the message warning about don't turn off your computer while updates are being installed and you may need to restore the State of the plant.

  To answer your original question, the drivers that are sought are disk SATA controller drivers. You get them from HP website and set on a (non-bootable) USB to use at the point of "pilots charge."

  If you can not solve this problem, you can copy your data to an external hard drive by booting with a Linux Live like Knoppix or Ubuntu distro from a bootable USB. Then restore the computer as long as the plant. HPs factory to start the recovery process by pressing F11 when the computer starts, but there will be a message about what function key to use.

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• my computer crashed and restored using the system recovery disk. I saved all the files using a .fbw format. I can't read. What should I do?

  My computer crashed while updating. It's a double 4 year old HP desktop processor. I could get into the repair screen, but nothing would be useful. I backed up data (115 GB) using the tools available on a drive hard usb. They are under the folder MINWIN and meet 31 different files. All I get is the demand to put in the disc. I copied the last file on DVD, but it will not read it. All other recovery programs say there is no backup file.

  I have backup, with an extension of FBW 32 files
  Help

  Hello

  1. are you able to boot to the desktop now?

  2 have you tried to reinstall the operating system?
  3. what program did you use to create a backup?
  4. do you get an error code or error message?

  According toOberwald, it seems that fbw files are generated by HP, not Vista backup tool. I suggest you to read the following article to restore files from Microsoft.

  Backup and restore: frequently asked questions:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  If you are not able to boot to the desktop, then I would suggest trying the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1:
  Start in safe mode and then try to run the restoration of the system to a point before you install the update and check if the problem persists.
  Step 1: Start in SafeMode in Windows 7:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/start-your-computer-in-safe-mode

  Step 2: System Restore:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/products/features/system-restore

  Method 2:

  If you used a third-party program, and then try to restore using the same program and check that it works.

  Also check the FAQ from HP or post the question on a forum of HP.

  Hope the information is useful.

• Can I change the operating with another drive, and then use the recovery CD to restore my operating system on the new drive?

  I have 2 hard drives. I want to replace the smallest disk, which can be found be the operating drive. If I removed and installed another drive and used the recovery CD the I bought with the computer, I'll be able to re - install new hard disk?

  Hello

  Yes, you can change the hard drive and reinstall Vista using recovery disks.

  You may or may not have problems of reactivation.

  If you do, use the telephone option and hold firmly explain to a real person in the situation.

  "How to activate Vista normally and by Activation of the phone '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/84488-activate-Vista-phone.html

  See you soon.

• Restore failed Satellite M30 using the recovery CD

  My laptop was running very slow because he has been blocked for 5 years. Decided to wipe and start over.
  I tried a full restore using the original recovery CD in the course of which the erroneous application, leaving me with a hard drive that is detected in BIOS but not accessible in writing.

  I took measures
  -start with CD1, holding C
  -Choose option 1. It has started formatting my drive

  After that, I was presented with a black screen saying! ERROR!.
  The log file that followed, said a failure to write with the 29005 error.

  Tried to install the OS by using the WinXP CD, but it failed when the formatting (wouldn t exceed 20%)

  Went out the drive, connected to my desktop via IDE > USB. It powered up and has been recognized by windows (he saw as an additional local disk in my computer).
  I tried to format it NTFS in windows and got a similar failure.

  Placed in the laptop, BIOS loaded and I was able to see under the menu boot devices there. Loaded by default in the BIOS in hopes that would change anything, then re-directed the resumption but got the same result - that is to say the applications can't seem to write.

  This indicates a failed drive?

  He s strange cos my laptop was working fine (although slow) until I ran the recovery and deleted the data. Only thing I can think is that he wiped, I moved the laptop could have damaged it as it was written in?

  Hello

  First of all it s new great that you were able to recover the laptop.

  But he s strange that you are not able to install the software.
  I mean the Windows operating system is running on the HARD drive and you can boot the operating system.
  That's why I put t think that this could be a problem of HARD drive but nothing is impossible

  However, try to check the HARD drive.
  In RUN type CMD and start the console.
  Here, you must use the command * F * chkdsk

  This will fix all errors on the HARD drive

  Check it out!

• Pavilion p6506f: System Recovery option grayed out when you use the recovery to factory default reset disk

  Dear experts,

  Please help me on what I am making a solution for about 4 hours now...

  Somehow my recovery partition is damaged, so I use the recovery disk that I created when I bought the computer.

  I used the disc to start the computer and after loading files and everything on the menu of Recovery Manager "System Recovery" is grayed out.  Note that I have not changed any hardware on the computer.

  Help, please!

  Thank you!

  Hello

  You did do the right thing. But you created a Win 7 recovery disk, not the game of HP recovery disks.

  You can switch to Win own 10.

  You will need the product key Microsoft of the COA sticker attached to the frame of your PC of 25 characters.

  Images of example COSTS:

  

  Do a clean install of win 10 If you do not know the product key of Windows 7 on the certificate of authenticity.

  Win 7 PC sometimes have problems updating to Win 10.

  I really think you should get support from HP Win 7 recovery. If the Win 10 upgrade fails you can always return Win 7 If you have a Win 7 HP recovery media.

  Your choice.

  Jay

• Need instructions on how to use the recovery Partition to restore my OS to its original state.

  I need to use the recovery partition to restore my OS to its original state.  I'm getting crashes (invaded by "dumprep.exe" CPU cycles) and an occasional BSOD.

  What brand is your computer?  Some computer manufacturers, including Dell and HP, have a recovery partition on the hard drive of the new computers.  By pressing a special key combination when the computer starts, you can use the recovery partition to restore the computer to the way it was when it was new.  Looking for a message about the recovery options on the first screen that appears.

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• Satellite Pro A200: How to create Dual boot; Vista & XP using the recovery CD

  I just bought a laptop Satellite Pro A200, which was supplied with the product for Vista and XP Recovery discs.
  The license specifically Vista also XP licenses.
  Can I set up a dual boot so that I can boot to Vista or XP? If so, how?

  I would also like a third boot, Red Hat Linux 9.
  Any comments?

  Hmmm. Usually it s possible to use two or more operating systems on the computer, but as far as I know the Toshiba Vista recovery CD formats whole disk when installing Vista and this will lead to the loss of the OS installed.
  I m not 100% sure on the recovery of the newest XP CD called RECON doesn t CD include an expert mode which allows to choose between the different partitions.

  So I guess that each use the recovery CD will format the HARD drive and erase the installed data. But of course, you can try to install the two BONES and to check if the restore XP CD allows to choose the second part of the installation of the OS.

  If it does not, it seems that you will need to an original XP from Microsoft CD or the original CD of Vista to use the two BONES.

  Best regards

• Satellite A200: Can I use the recovery disc without wiping the drive

  I read the threads on this forum, but I did not come with an exact answer to my problem.

  With my regular PC, I got a disc of Installation of Vista, which is also a recovery disk (like that could do with XP). One of the most useful things is that when you start from the disc you have an option to "fix" the system, which means that all the vital files (such as the bootloader...) will be restored, but otherwise all data will remain. This is extremely important when for example you install a dual boot with Linux, when often Vista refuses to start and to repair the boot loader has solved the problem. Of course it can easily and quickly fix all kinds of other problems in the system as well.

  My laptop Toshiba A200 (otherwise a wonderful machine), came with the Toshiba product recovery disc. From everything I read on the forum and what he says on the disc itself, I understand that it only allows a total reinstallation of the system, set at the factory, wiping your drive and everything on it.

  Toshiba really leaves us without a 'repair' option '?
  I find that quite amazing, because after all, I paid for the Vista operating system, so why shouldn't I get the options I would have if I had an original Vista disc?

  If all the above I have is right, it means that if I want to install a dual boot with Ubuntu and would get a bootloader problem, I loose all my data when I have to repair the boot loader? (A problem which, with the option 'fix', takes only 5 minutes to fix!).

  I would like to hear reactions, solutions, suggestions or alternatives.

  Thanks in advance,
  Yossi Beck

  Hey Yossi

  I think you have misunderstood something!

  You received with the image of Toshiba Toshiba Recovery CD! The image contains drivers Vista OS, Toshiba, tools, utilities, and additional programs!

  Please don't compare this disc for the original CD of Microsoft Vista and don t mix it!

  So using this disk, you can set the laptop back to factory settings!
  This is very useful because this procedure takes about 10 minutes only and you get everything functioning OS with all the drivers, tools, etc.

  Please note that no all users and customers who buy these phones are technicians and scientists ;) but simply newbie and such possibility of recovery is always welcome!

  but the use of this recovery CD format the whole HARD drive and erases all partitions.
  That is why it s advisable to back up the data before using the recovery CD/DVDs

• Qosmio F25: Cannot use the recovery CD - bad CD message appears

  I have a Qosmio F25-AV205. When I tried to use the recovery cd set with my laptop computer, an error message appears saying that I use the wrong cd and this cd is for model F25. Only despite I have the same model that the message...

  What is the problem?

  Someone replace the motherboard of your laptop?
  Sometime, a Toshiba system has had the system board replaced, it may become impossible to image the system using the recovery CD.

  The DMI string contains the model number of the system. When you use a recovery CD to recreate the image on a system, the installation process examines the DMI string and compares this string to the image being restored to ensure that the right image is applied to the correct machine.

  If the DMI string and the label on the image n t game, a bad machine or bad CD message will appear.
  In this case, you should ask the ASP in your country for assistance

• How to get off the Vista of Portege M200?

  Hello

  I inherited Portege M200 from my boss, and he has updated using an external DVD from XP Pro to Vista Ultimate. Slow as a slow thing, very few pilots etc, meant that I am determined to go back to XP Pro.
  I (128, 1 Gig and 2 gig options) SD cards and USB HP dvd1040e external drive, and XP Pro Tablet records.

  I tried to select the devices to boot from the toshiba start screen, selecting SD or external DVD, but nothing helped. I changed the boot sequence in the Bios (hit escape and F1 at startup screen spalsh) and tried all combinations. I copied the image file to $TOSFD00.vfd on the SD card.

  I managed to loop the machine, in all configurations, so that I just get support PXE-61 test failure, check cable PXE - MOF existing boot lines agent, then go to the Boot Manager Windows asks me to insert the windows installation disc as winload.exe may be damaged or missing. I removed the drive, checked that the winload.exe is present on the HARD disk, it is, and it is in its original version / size / format the date created.

  Someone at - it a suggestoin which stops me pulling my hair?

  Thank you

  Hello

  If you want to start from the CD or DVD you need a compatible external CD/DVD drive! Without that player you will not be able to reinstall Windows XP from the CD!

  But the boss installed you the Vista operating system by using the external drive. Why you n t use the same drive to reinstall the XP?

  The install form SD card is not possible! And if you want to install the image using the LAN you must configure a server

• Application error 29005 - impossible to reinstall A100 using the recovery CD

  Hi, I need help with the toshiba restore tool...

  I got the blue screen saying the boot not mounted at the beginning and then volume I decide to repair or reinstall the operating system using the recovery CD.
  However, he ceased to work when he came to this screen:

  Toshiba 7.5.1 restore tool

  Progress indicator

  (has no progress in any)

  Statistics
  Completion percentage 0
  Speed (MB/min) 3
  Copied 4 MB
  Remaining Mo 1982
  Time 01:10
  Remaining time

  Details
  Type of local connection
  Partition Type: 7 [NTFS], 38154 MB of original, 2585 MB used, Diskload of Local Q:\BASE\PREINST.6H0 file),.
  38154 MB
  Target partition Type: 7 [NTFS], 38146 MB of drive space [1], 38154 MB
  Current file $MFT 0

  Loading table NTFS MFT

  and then suddenly, it said the Application 29005 error write sector failure: result = 1, disc = 128, 6301439 in 6301503 areas

  Abort 29005

  I don't know what to do to fix this... Please help...

  Hello

  Do you have created all the partitions on the HARD drive?
  Obviously, the HARD drive or partitions on the HARD disk is corrupted.
  In my opinion, that you should first format the whole HARD drive and also delete entire partitions.
  Insert the recovery CD, and then try to install the image of Toshiba.

  Oh, I forgot something; Check if the HARD drive is connected properly