Toshiba A30 restore factory settings

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• Re: Restore factory settings

  Help

  My daughter has loaded all kinds of software on his laptop, now that I've done the esc & F8 on reboot and may go as far as to restore factory settings, but cannot go further. Someone got no clue on my next step?

  I can't help you much without a bit more info about your laptop and what the problem is here, but if you want to use F8 I assume you want to install OS using the procedure of recovery of HARD drive so here's the guideline how do
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9102IR0000R01.htm

• Satellite L350 - restore factory settings

  Hello

  I have a L350 and have had problems with my keyboard, my laptop keep thinking that the control key is stuck. I found that when this happens my keyboard stops working properly, but if go into control panel--> change keyboard and just click on all (not to change anything just open & then close) it seems ok again for a while. I want to restore factory settings, but when I shut down or restart my keyboard no longer works, so I can't press the keys or value to boot from the disc. I tried to plug in a USB keyboard, but it's the same leading me to believe it's a software problem not hardware.

  Back, someone knows what can do to solve this problem?

  Thank you
  Angel

  Hello

  Pressing F2 to set the Cd/dvd drive under the 1st boot device to access the Bios on starup? Is there only one connected usb devices?

• Restore factory settings

  I want to restore my laptop to original settings. My laptop does not start the operating system. It restarts only to the point where I see the 'Vaio' logo

  I can press F10 to use Recovery Wizard. But I don't have the recovery CD.

  I wanted to know, can I still use F10 to restore my laptop to factory without these CD manufacturing settings. I really don't care about data on my laptop, if it erases everything that I want to just restore factory settings

  Hello

  Thank you for your message. VAIO computers come with recovery software, present in a hidden partition and you can perform system recovery using the 'F10' key

  Restart the computer, keep tapping F10 key, press button to start editing option, Recovery Wizard select start and click on ignore VAIO Care rescue (if you do not want to back up data) to start the system recovery process.

  See the following link for detailed information:

  https://us.en.KB.Sony.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/35585

  If the recovery partition is not accessible, the following option to purchase recovery discs.

• My computer is very slow. A friend said that I can speed up restore factory settings. How can I do this?

  My computer is very slow.  A friend said that I can speed up restore factory settings. How can I do this?

  5 ways to speed up your computer
  http://www.Microsoft.com/atwork/maintenance/speed.aspx

  This article explains how to use the tools available in Windows 7, Vista and XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) to more effectively maintain your computer and protect your privacy when you're online.

  Unexplained computer behavior may be caused by a third-party software
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/827315

  How to restore your computer settings certainly depend on what brand of computer you use. You must contact the manufacturer or your computer's manual should give you guidance on how to use your disks restore provided with your computer or the hidden partition.

  Please note that means restoring the computer to the factory settings, restore the computer to the State that you have first obtained it in. You would lose your programs that you have installed, your data, etc etc. It would be like a new installation.

  Consider other options first.

• Dell Inspiron 531 - summer pc try to restore factory settings and hit the F8 key after close to a dozen times. I never see the advanced options to choose the factory restore. HELP please...

  tried to restore factory settings and hit the F8 key after close to a dozen times.  I never see the advanced options to choose the factory restore.   HELP please...  I'm following indications out of Dell's web site as well.    UGH

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_us?c=us&l=en&s=Gen&redirect=1

  If you have problems with the process of recovery of Dell, contact Dell at the link above.

  It's Dell recovery, not Microsoft software/process of.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• NB200-10Z - how to restore factory settings?

  Hello

  I seem to have a pretty annoying problem with the NB200 - 10Z.
  The operating system is WinXP SP3.

  I was looking to restore it to its factory settings by using the tools of Toshiba, pressing F8 during the boot sequence, this however does not take me to a screen where I can choose 'Repair' as online guide of Toshiba said.
  My only options were by selecting start normally, or start in safe mode, safe mode with network and so on. I have consulted the original manual included with the laptop, but that doesn't make the light on the problem, in fact I found the manual to be pretty empty.
  There isn't any help on formats, restore to factory or other maintenance. Disappointing.

  Another option is creating a recovery disk, however, Toshiba tool will only advise that it cannot find all the stations that contain writable media, simply because the NB200-10Z is not a CD/DVD/BD drive. The only available ports are SD and USB.

  So my question is, how do I format/reset to factory settings the NB200-10Z without external CD/DVD/readers writers, using the USB/SD slots? Because I can't find a way to create an ISO recovery with the Toshiba tool, which I was able to get on a bootable USB device.
  And even if there is a way to do it, how do I adjust the NB200 to boot from USB? Looking at the bios settings and boot options, showed that only the LAN and HARD drive are supported.

  Greetings,

  Boris

  Hi Boris,.

  Usually, if you start media recovery disk creator, you can choose on which device (CD/DVD or USB) the recovery media must be created. There you should be able to change between the CD/DVD drive and USB. If you select USB you can create the recovery on a USB media.
  You can boot from that disk if you connect before you start the computer, then go to the start of the BIOS (F12) menu and then you can select the USB key.

  According to the manual of the drive recovery HARD can be started while pressing the value 0 (zero) key before Windows starts.

  Check this box!

• Satellite 2450-210: how to restore factory settings?

  I have a satellite 2450-210 I want to restore settings (wipe hd etc.) for my daughter to use.

  Can someone give me details on how to do it

  thanx

  Do you have a recovery CD?
  This disc is necessary if you want to restore the laptop back to factory settings.

  If you n t have this disc then you will need to use a clean Microsoft Windows CD (Win XP would be the best) for the installation of the OS.

  Toshiba drivers can be downloaded from the European driver Toshiba page
  Because this device is an oldie, the drivers have been moved to the archives (in the product type click on archive).

  Welcome them

• Satellite L655 - 14 d - how to restore factory settings?

  Hello, I'm Ali.

  I have the Toshiba Satellite L655 - 14 d. I have format my laptop and repartition the HARD disk and reinstall Windows 7 from disc and I already save folder HDDrecovery...
  Now, how can I restore my laptop to factory settings?

  I hope to hear the solutions...
  Thank you
  ALI ADEL

  Hi Ali,

  To clarify some things: you reinstall Windows 7 recovery disk Toshiba or Microsoft Windows disk?
  If you have used the Toshiba Recovery disk, follow the instructions posted by Akuma. You can use the HDDrecovery feature to restore your laptop to factory settings.

  If you have used the Microsoft disk you need recovery disk from Toshiba. HDDrecovery is a Toshiba feature and cannot be used with the operating system preinstalled. That is why it s not enough that you have already saved the folder HDDrecovery, it will not work!

  If you don t have a recovery disc, you can order it here:
  https://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Satellite L300D 242 how to restore factory settings

  My sister has a Toshiba Satellite L300D 242, and she is very unhappy with her because she seems to have more than enough problems.

  The problems, that she told me about all seem more like general maintenance would have prevented them, but I offered to files his laptop to its original specifications and she's happy with it.

  I'm a bit irritating to play with things for the first time, however, and that's because I've never reformatted a before Toshiba and I worry in case there might be an unexpected stumbling block that I'd better know.

  I have restored my Acer several times and it's been no problem, no problem at all. Is a Toshiba Satellite L300D 242 restoration as simple?

  Can someone tell me the procedure I should follow to restore L300D 242 sister, please? I don't know if she restore disks, in case anyone asks, I have him asked and I'm waiting for a response.

  Thank you very much.

  Hi waynum,

  If the original OS from Toshiba is installed you can restore the factory settings as described HARD drive recovery option here and in * user manual *:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD9102IR0000R01.htm

  > I don't know if she has any restore disks
  Normally the laptop come without recovery disks, but you can create them yourself using preinstalled Toshiba Recovery Media Creator. Just start this preinstalled Toshiba tool and follow the instructions on the screen to create the recovery disks.

• Re: Satellite L500-128 - how to restore factory settings?

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L500-128. A couple of months, I installed the upgrade to windows 7. Now, I want to clean my computer laptop everything. I want to restore the factory settings, but I have no idea how to do that. Does anyone has an idea how to solve this problem?

  Thank you

  Hey,.

  What do you want exactly?

  Normally it is easy to restore the factory settings. You need only the Toshiba Recovery disk you created, I think. Therefore, enter the disk and start it. The Setup menu will be loaded and you can follow the instructions on the screen. Factory settings will be restored with all the drivers and tools.

  Also, don't forget to backup your data. Everything on the HARD drive will be erased.

• Satellite A500 - how to restore factory settings?

  Hello

  I had software problems with my A500. I made the recovery disc. I tried to find a way to use these but can't find it in the manual that I downloaded.

  Am I just thinking I have the boot disk 1 in the drive of the computer lights up continuously by pressing F12 while it is booting and then select start from the DVD drive? Then, I guess it will give the steps online about how the process is done for resume to factory settings.

  Thanks Zari

  Hello

  You are good friend. First, you will need to insert the disc 1 into your CD/DVD drive. Then, restart the computer and go into the boot menu by pressing F12. Select your CD/DVD drive and the computer will boot from this drive. After that, follow the instructions on the screen, factory settings will be restored in a few minutes. During installation, we need to change the drive, I think, but the computer will give you information on this subject.

  Don t forget that Toshiba Recovery disk erases the entire HARD disk. This means you must make a backup of all important files. Therefore, you can use an external HARD drive or you burn on DVD s.

  Good bye

• Re: Satellite L675 - restore factory settings?

  I was doing the initial installation, when we had a power cut (Finally, UPS has failed the self-test) - installation does not seem if completed correctly, so I tried to repair/installation.

  However, all my googling etc only led me to notice: power on, press F8, choose "Repair computer". Well, I don't have the option "Repair computer". Instead, I thought I could restore to the factory settings and start over.

  How can I restore to factory settings?

  Hey Buddy,

  The advanced boot options you have if n t see you fix my computer? Usually this option is still available, and the exact recovery process is described here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD1303440001R01.htm

  If it doesn't work your only option is the Toshiba recovery disc but I doubt that you have if you did the initial installation, because the recovery disc can be created after the installation of successful recovery.

  Your only chance would order a disk recovery here:
  https://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Satellite L300D-243 - how to restore factory settings?

  How do you restore the laptop?

  I can't understand it, it erased all my restore points, so I can't do anything, so I have to files it to factory settings?

  Hi mate,

  Did not read the user manual? ;\
  Here, you can find all information about restoring the computer to the factory settings.

  It's pretty easy: it takes only the Toshiba recovery disc. This disc contains an image on the factory settings. These are the same parameters that you have started the computer the first time. Installation is easy: just boot from that disk and follow the instructions on the screen. It only takes a few minutes after that, your computer is ready to be used again! :)

• Qosmio X 500-110 - how to restore factory settings?

  I want to restore my system to factory default. I saw that it has a partition with a folder named HDDrecovery and I also burn 2 DVDs recovery.

  I have another laptop, and I am able to restore to factory default without DVD discs.

  Is this possible with my X 500 or I have to do with the disks?

  Hello

  You can use both options to restore the factory settings! ;)

  The only small difference is that HARD drive recovery options wipes, only the first partition of your HARD disk and the recovery of the whole HARD disk drive Toshiba that s all!

  In addition, the recovery disk is required if you are exchanging your HARD drive or you delete the folder HDDrecovery for example.

  I hope I could help you in your user manual, you can also find more information on this procedure. I hope that you are satisfied with the Qosmio X 500, I want too! :)