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• My main drive is more initializing.

  Original title: unreadable computer

  Start my computer, I was confronted indecipherable text maybe machine code.  I tried safe mode and back to a new restore point, but it would be of no use.  I divided my drive in three and the two other drives work fine but unfortunately my main drive is useless.  In 20 years of the computer, I can say I have not encountered this problem before and I'm at a loss how to fix it.  My windows XP boot disc cannot me access to this partition to repair or reinstall it on top of the ideas on this issue.

  "Boot XP floppy" as the diskettes... Needless.

  Try to install the xp installation cd, boot the pc on a cd, press the button r to start menu (recovery console).

  Select 1 for C: press ENTER key password. Type: CHKDSK C: /p

  Run it several times, and then type: DiskPart

  See what collection say about youre hd

  In addition, C: being the partition with xp on it.

  Also, you might also download & run the hd to hd mfg youre checker, get the

  Ms - Dos version, install on floppy disk, pc boot diskette

• Put the new upgrade of Windows 10 on my 500 gig SSD and make the main drive (C :)

  Original title: Windows 10

  You want to install (upgrade) new Windows 7 Pro 64) Windows 10.  No problem.

  Here's my question and need help.  I want to put the upgrade of Windows new 10 on my 500 gig SSD and make the main drive (C :)  Just got new PC and the SSD is not yet installed in the new machine.

  Is there a way to do this?  I can install the SSD drive in the pc without problems.  But the pc is set up with the C: drive in the primary.  As I understand it, the update will work, but it will not be for the SSD.

  Suggestions?  Is this possible?

  Windows 7 installation will have to be eliminated if its currently on a separate disk. Which means you have to start over.

  I would first disconnect the hard drive with your Windows 7 installation.

  Install the SSD drive, then install Windows Pro 10 on this subject.

  Download and create a bootable copy of Windows 10 Pro:

  How to download official Windows 10 ISO files

  Demarrer start from the installation media, and then select the SSD during installation:

  How to: perform a clean installation of Windows 10

  Reconnect the hard drive, then format the installation hard disk.

  Option to consider:

  Create an image of the installation of Windows 7 system restore it on SSD, and then upgrade to Windows 10.

  How to pass Windows 7 to a bigger hard drive - books...

  Disconnect the hard drive, connect the SSD drive, then restore image and then upgrade to Windows Pro 10

  How to: upgrade previous versions of Windows using the file ISO for Windows 10

  Check out the YouTube video below:

  How to properly set up the SSD as boot drive and the HARD drive...

• I have restored my hard drive for time machine

  I have restored my hard drive of the machine after a malware infection, and now at startup, Finder opens the folder of DVD player. This does not seem to interfere with the normal operation of my computer, but I'm curious to know if anyone has had this happen. I use El Capitan 10.11.4 here's the finder window that opens at startup:

  

  You tried to delete the malware before you restore your system?  It is always better to do this first.  In addition, the backup that you used to restore your system before the malware infection has been took place?

  Edit: Go to system-> general Preferences.  Make sure that 'Close the windows when you exit an application' is checked.

• Where could I find, live disc or other to restore the HARD drive recovery partition?

  Hello I have an A300 system 9 1M unit.

  I need to restore the HARD drive recovery partition, I had to change the hard disk drive, because he's dead.

  Is there a link where I could download the files? IMG to ISO or any other program that can create a new partition for recovery on a new drive?

  This computer is not under warranty, because it has more than 4 years.

  Thank you for all the support you could give me

  SEB

  PS: second question: which little hard drive disk could I buy for this model? Wich, 2 1/2 hdd and sata connector? IDE? I do not know.

  Post edited by: Seaone

  Hello, I have another question, how do I recognize the type of connector of the drive in this laptop?

  It's a sata II or sata 3.0 compatible?

• Disk utility can't partition [exFAT], 75 GB main drive. Error.

  Disk utility can't partition [exFAT], 75 GB main drive. Error. Trying to create a new partition Windows 10. Since then, Bootcamp is crap. Try to install it manually.

  

  Why not install Windows 10 as a virtual machine in VMware Fusion, Parallels or Virtualbox?

• Pavilion 9408nr: Add a second drive for another main drive for laptops

  How can I add a second drive for another main drive of laptop computers. I took the car on the same cell type that crashed by the motherboard. I put it in drive Bay 2. Problems with starting. I sometimes want to boot from disc 2. Is there a MBR somewhere? Are there jumpers to make it slave. Sometimes it will install the software on 2 without any question. Is there a way to make a slave?

  Important-copy all data on the second hard drive you want to save on the first hard drive.

  MBR of Windows with the hard drive. Use Windows Explorer to locate the second hard drive. Right-click on it and format it.  Once this done, all what one is a storage device and not bootable until the operating system is installed to it.

  The BIOS will only see the hard drive as a bootable as it will now be the only drive with a MBR boot sector.

  The days of placement of the jumpers to determine master or slave on the disks hard is long gone. SATA drives have no jumpers slave\master like the old school IDE and Eide did.

• You need 2 TB 2nd hdd on Pavilion hpe h8 - 1380t so I can clone main drive. Problems?

  I need to spend my second hdd to a 2 TB drive, so I can clone main drive.  Are there compatibility issues, that I need to know?

  It should not be. A 2 TB drive is an option on this model. If it will not be the main disk where the OS is installed, then the only real problem in that you should have to run is to find an additional SATA cable.

• I can restore a hard drive as a new

  is it possible to restored a disc hard as if it was out of the box (I read that you can install an os over a lifetime of hard drive)

  Hey Danny,

  What you read was not quite correct (and completely wrong if he says what you say it says).

  Assuming you have always the correct drivers and software product keys (if any), I can't imagine a situation where you cannot restore a HARD drive as if it was out of the box (except possibly need to use your product key personal rather than used by the manufacturer, when they made initial installation If you use an installation disk of geniune they provided {with a separate special disc drivers and additional software} rather than special discs supplied by the manufacturer to restore the conditions in factory or these disks you created a restore on the computer partition, or by using the restore partition directly where your unique product key is often but not always is usually not necessary).

  Considers Moreover, under the rules that you've read them, the computer could ever be updated to a new Service Pack, and even less from XP to Vista to W7 to W8 - or other (with restrictions based on how it's done, legally, regarding the upgrade paths and assuming that there is the appropriate drivers for the HARD disk under the new operating system).  It could not be changed from Windows to Linux.  Could not be partitioned to dual boot or startup sort even in different operating systems (which would make this feature a little stupid to have if the HARD drive could have only a single OS on it).

  And to go even further, if it really says what you wrote, you wouldn't even be able to re - install the OS at all since the resettlement would be more than one installation on the HARD drive so if your software system crashed or it became necessary to re - install the system, you will need to buy a new HARD drive to do and this is simply not the case.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Kosh

• How can I use Windows Live Onecare to restore my hard drive?

  I need to use windows live onecare to restore my hard drive I have backup files but no way we them... can you help me?

  original title: windows live onecare

  Hello

  Windows Live OneCare is no longer available for sale and all products and billing support is complete.
  Check out the link:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/products/security-essentials/OneCare

• System Restore fills hard drive

  I used Windows XP Home Edition for years, with no problems.  However, in recent weeks, I noticed my hard drive filling up at a rate of almost 1 G new data per day.  I didn't add all the new programs, so I suspected a Virus or a Trojan.  I use Avast Anti-virus and keep SpyBot and SpywareBlaster running and updated.  I ran full scans with these programs and found no problem.  I even downloaded a copy of AVG anti-virus and done a scan with it problems... No..  Then, I came across a program called 'TreeSize' who did a real good job to tell me what's really on the hard drive.  BIINGO!  It seems that my system restore file increases by nearly 1 G per day.  I had about 2 months, control in the system restore points, so I changed the settings about 25 g and lost most of my restore points... AND, my hard disk capacity has increased almost 20 g.

  Windows has changed something in the month last about restoring the operating system?  I've never seen this phenomenon until just last month.  Now that I know what is eating my hard disk space, I can recover easily, but I think something has changed recently to cause this.  The ONLY thing I added to my files in the month were updates of Windows.

  Even after many years, I have only about 20 G on my hard drive, so it was unusual when I started to see the volume of data up to 40 G.  This just started about 3 or 4 weeks... and I did not install new programs.

  Now that I put the restore settings to 25G, I saw no repetition of this 'growth' in the past 2 or 3 days... so time will tell if this fixed my "whim".

  As I said, you must set SR to 1 GB... No 25 GB.

  I guess the sentence I have in bold above means that you have a separate partition for your data.  You don't need restore the system monitor this partition (disc) at all.  Retrieves a few pieces of Bert K site linked in my previous post (emphasis added):

  • System Restore monitors changes to the system and saves the State of the system as a restore point.
  • System Restore does not restore user data or documents, so it will not cause users to lose their files, email, browsing history or Favorites.
  • System Restore monitors and restores a set of file system and application, the States of these files before the change of the archiving system. System Restore also records a snapshot of the registry (Note: some current registry values will persist) and some dynamic system files.
  • Files that are monitored or excluded from the monitoring are specified in the file % windir%\system32\restore\Filelist.xml.
  • To restore a system, System Restore undoes file changes made to the files monitored, taking over the State of the file at a time of the restore point selected. It replaces the current registry with one registered for the selected restore point.

  If indeed you watched a "data disc" and it was the system restore on this drive that increased, it seems that if one of the applications, which stores the data on this disk does not respect the following recommendations:

  • To make sure that your application has the behavior desired after a restore, follow these steps:
    • Be sure to use the extensions compatible with those used in the Filelist.xml file binary application key to protect. For more information, see Monitoring of file Extensions.
    • Do not use controlled types of extensions for files modified by the user. For example, if you name the file of personal data of a user using the .ini extension, the user may lose work because of a system restore.

• It is possible to move my profile of the user of the c:, d: and reserving my main drive for the OS only

  I use windows Vista that is installed on drive C: (OS) year 80 gig hard drive plus I also drive D: (DATA) one new secondary 320 gig hard drive installed.  I want to use the system more effectively by saving and store my files on this hard drive automatically is it possible to move my profile of the user of the c:, d: and reserving my main drive for the OS only

  There are instructions of third party to do so, but this is not supported by MS and can cause problems

  Maybe redirect Documents libraries on the D drive

• How to restore the main menu (modify, display, help ect.)? He disappeared

  How to restore the main menu?

  Hello

  Restore it in what?

  in windows Explorer

  Open it and then click on organize then page Setup then menu bar

  in internet explore

  Right-click just below the address bar, and then click menu bar

  or go to tools in the upper right and select menu bar

• I accidentally change the main drive d LABEL: volume 1 label D: (C :) AND IT does not FIND C:\Windows\system32\rstui.exe. How can I find this path?

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages - Windows cannot find C:\Windows\system32\rstui.exe «»
  • Recent changes made to your computer: I accidentally change the main drive d LABEL: volume 1 label D: (C :) AND IT does not FIND C:\Windows\system32\rstui.exe. How can I find this path?
  • What you have already tried to fix a volume control simple back - I tried things like this before as to cause major problems. I'll do it right the first time.

  Read this tutorial carefully. Hpoefully it resolve issue you. I have no knowledge on this topic. Only offer you a tutorial of a VERY worthy site.

  How to add, change, or remove a drive letter in Vista

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/114767-drive-letter-add-change-remove.html

  t-4-2

  PS Sorry for the huge impression. A small bug in copy/paste.

• (Note) - report - Bluetooth with Enhanced Data rate software II for Windows 7 wipe main drive

  All,

  It was reported that when the upgrade of the Bluetooth with Enhanced Data rate software II for Windows 7 to version 6.4.0.1700 is originally a wipe on the OS main drive (usually C:\)

  Version:	6.4.0.1700
  Release date:	16/05/2011

  Here are the units that uses this version of the driver.

  Support models     ThinkPad L420, L421
                     ThinkPad L520
                     ThinkPad T420, T420i, T420s, T420si
                     ThinkPad T520, T520i
                     Thinkpad W520
             ThinkPad X1
                     ThinkPad X220, X220i, X220 Tablet, X220i Tablet
                     ThinkPad Edge E220s
                     ThinkPad Edge E420, E420s
                     ThinkPad Edge E520
  

  Has been raised to engineering and the team is currently working on this topic.

  Please do not update the Bluetooth driver until further notice *.

  We are in a process to pull the driver from the Support Site and ThinkVantage System Update

  Main thread here

  JMT