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• Only allowed a Media USB Drive Recovery

  I noticed that HP allows me only to make a recovery 'drive '.

  The purpose of this is to prevent piracy of WIndows OS?

  In any case, I'm a belt and Suspenders guy, and I want two, stored in two different places.

  I made a disc of recovery USB thumbdrive. I can just make a copy of this?

  Thank you

  Al
  
  TouchSmart HP Envy 17
  Windows 10 worm 1607

  Yes, but you cannot copy just normally because it is not bootable. You must clone. The following Web link might help you:

  http://www.techfeb.com/how-to-clone-bootable-pen-drive-to-another-one-tutorial-and-uses/

• Satellite M70-181 to perform the recovery of proceeds of DVD USB drive

  Hello

  I am trying to recreate the image on my Satellite M70 181 using the product recovery DVD.
  Should be easy, you might say, but the internal DVD player no longer works.
  I don't want to buy a new laptop this quite old, so I borrowed an external USB drive.

  After that I inserted the product recovery DVD the notebook starts from there, autoexec creates a RAMDRIVE and copy the files from there.
  "Recover.bat", the external DVD player analysis must be accessible via the X: drive. However, there are has some missing files on the DVD to mount the external DVD drive: there is no file % RAMDRV%\TOOLS\USB20. DEV, nor a file % RAMDRV%\TOOLS\USB11. DEV.
  Failure of the attempt to mount the external hard drive, recover.bat starts a loop saying 'Please insert Recovery CD #1!'.

  What can I do now? Help, please.

  Thanks in advance

  ULi

  Hello

  As much I know this model of laptop can't boot from USB CD/DVD drive and CD recovery.
  You can boot from the USB FDD drive and a bootable floppy drive but I doubt that this is not possible with a Toshiba restore disk.

  I think that you could use this recovery disk as part of internal ODD.

• Satellite Z830 - backup on USB storage drive recovery

  I need to make the backup of this Z830 recovery system.
  But unfortunately, the system does not recognize the usb storage drive to make this recovery.

  Obviously, the storage usb drive have plenty of space and OK to work on this Z830.

  Any suggestions?
  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  The recovery image can be created on a CD/DVD disc or USB memory stick. As far as I know you cannot use a common USB HDD for recovery.

• Sleekbook 15b032el: how to make a recovery USB drive right the first time

  Hello. I just got a 15b032el running Windows 8 Sleekbook. I am in a process of making a recovery USB drive and I want to just do it right the first time. I understand that it is only possible at the same time. I was wondering how many gigabytes of capacity must have the USB key. Anyone of you who knows? Thank you. Rgds.

  Hello

  The USB Flash drive is 32 GB - for a complete description of the process of creating a recovery Image on a USB Flash drive, see the following HP document.

  Creating recovery media - Windows 8.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion 14-b017cl: follow-up on creating and using the USB key recovery to win 8 after replacing the bad hard drive

  I have 2 hp pavillion sleekbook model 14-b017cl'. I replaced the hard drive in my son after that she doesn't have the "optimized hard drive dst test '. I used my sleekbook work to create a USB stick recovery. I followed the instructions to use the recovery to Win 8 usb drive. When I started the laptop of my son, with the USB stick inserted, I got this message.

  PXE - m0f: exit pxe rom

  no bootable device-insert bootdisk and press a key

  Flash player Flash when I put under tension. I rebooted, you press F2, conducted an audit on the new hard drive, happened.

  Later, I inserted the recovery key in my laptop (that I used to create it) and it would not initialize to top. I checked the content to the flash drive and they seemed "Chargers", so it seems to be what I expected. It seems that the recovery USB STICK will not work if my own laptop dies. What I have to buy the HP flash drive, or I'm doing something wrong.

  Hi @gretschman7,

  Thank you for your query.

  I understand you are trying to perform a recovery from a USB flash drive, but you get the error "pxe - m0f: exit pxe rom.

  "no bootable device-insert bootdisk and press any".  You check the recovery media on your laptop as it is the same model and it seems fine.

  Looks like you may need to change the boot sequence. Here is a link to HP - performing a recovery system (Windows 8) HP computers that will help you.   Here is a link to a YouTube video which can also help:.  Performing a recovery of HP system on a laptop HP with Windows 8.

  Please let me know the results.

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• No option to create recovery/usb drives

  I used my x 220 laptop for a year now and I am trying to port my OS on to a new drive mSATA I recently installed, but cannot create recovery disks to do this. I use rescue and recovery 4.5 for windows 7, but I don't see any option to create recovery/usb disks. I see only options to create a backup of my regular HARD drive and "create recovery media", which only seems to copy the service program of rescue and recovery, thinkvantage on the USB. I know that data that are installed on the USB key is not correct because it is about 500 MB, while I've read online that the complete recovery disk should take about 8.4 GB. I also know that I never created before recovery disks. Y at - it something that I'm missing is not let me create these disks?

  hitokirix wrote:

  is there an easier way to do this?

  It's been a while since I've done it, but it worked in all situations where I tried: call Lenovo support and declare that you are unable to create recovery discs. There are several legitimate reasons to do this, for example from my experience...

  1. my X61s did not come with a DVD player and I don't have a DVD USB drive connected.

  2. my T60p reported all kinds of program errors when I tried to use the utility provided to create diskettes.

  3. an another ThinkPad (don't remember the model number) had a HD crash under warranty. Lenovo sent me a replacement HD but I had no recovery discs. (I had backups Acronis full score but Lenovo didn't and I didn't volunteer).

  4. one of my friends refused the license agreement for Windows on its ThinkPad. Instead, he decided to try Linux. After a few weeks of frustration with Linux, he decided to return to the Windows fold. Since he had not accepted the license to the first start agreement, it had been unable to create recovery discs.

  If your system is under warranty in my experience that Lenovo will send you a set of toll-free recovery disks. You may need to be a little persistent, but as long as you keep it clean, you should get them. Note however the last time I did that was at least 3 years ago so their policy may have changed. Also note that, in any case, my request is legitimate. YMMV.

• HP ProtectTools encryption recovery disk: USB drive not recognized

  I encrypted hard drives of a couple of notebooks HP Elitebook 8560p using HP ProtectTools drive encryption. Saved 4GB USB DRIVE formatted FAT32 discs recovery keys. BIOS and latest available drive encryption versions today.

  Today I decided to test the functionality of recovery. So, when the BitLocker Drive login screen appears at the start, I select Recovery. Then I click on browse to find the recovery on the USB drive key. However, the USB is not visible doesn't help not hit 'refresh readers '. I tested it on two laptops. The system simply does not see the USB drive at this stage (works very well under Windows). Any ideas? I lived the most obvious BIOS settings.

  An update on a case where someone has the same problem:

  The USB key is recognized and everything works fine if the laptop is in its docking station, and the USB is connected to the USB port of the docking station.

• Pavilion dm1 making has defined using USB Flash drive recovery

  I have a Pavilion dm1 for which I tried to create a set of recovery using a USB key.  However, the Recovery Manager starts, I find I can only use discs... but the Pavilion dm1 has NO disk drive and no Center so burn discs! Am I wrong to be completely intrigued by this?  Does anyone have one idea at all, other than to buy an external disk drive that I really don't want to do?  HP will sell me an ONLY ON DISC Set Recovery but once again! It seems absurd that a piece of equipment that has no disk drive will be able to be retrieved using a disc!  I confess to being a little computer illiterate, so maybe I'm missing something.  Any help most graciously accepted.

  This utility should be able to create a USB stick recovery provided that the recovery partition is functional (it's more than likely).

  Let me know what happens.

• ACER S7-391 RECOVERY OF A BACKUP ON USB DRIVE - BOOTING FROM A USB DRIVE.

  The manual shows as below: -.

  If it is not already enabled, you must enable the

  F12 Boot Menu and once switched on and registered:-

  During startup, press Fn> + => to open the start menu. The boot menu allows you to choose which device, select the USB drive. Use the arrow keys to select the USB device, then press on Enter.

  I activated with F12 success and after pressing F12(Fn+=) only the windows startup menu appears with no possibility of selection.

  I should if Acer community member can help with instructions step by step on how to get a boot menu by selecting the USB stick to boot from.

  Thanks for help

  Boot Mode UEFI is where you were mistaken. You will need to attach it to Legacy to boot from USB drive and restore your backup, UEFI will happen to return to Windows (according to Acer).

  Your USB flash is bootable, however it does not contain your actual backup (disk image) files. If you did your USB bootable after backup, well, your backup went, as in the process of making a USB flash drive bootable, that the drive is wiped.

  I would suggest to update your Bios, the direct download of the here are more late (2.15).

• T: HPE 490 USB repair / recovery stick

  I have a USB system recovery/repair disk.

  They seem to be more reliable and faster than the CD (less easily damaged).

  I didn't get it still works.   I have a CD of resumption of work,

  and I tried different recipes to make the USB drive.  I can get the

  USB stick boot, but as soon as you check the language option

  kick recovery system, a window appears which says that

  recovery disk is not for the version of Windows you are trying

  to repair.

  Someone at - it had more success thereby and know what

  the method of preparation on the right is?

  Thanks, is mwh

  cecinit

  You can do this easily in two stages using two free programs - RUFUS and ImgBurn.

  Using ImgBurn, you create an ISO file from the disc that you created.

  Then, with RUFUS, you create a USB bootable from ISO file, that you have created.

  Instructions are here: https://rufus.akeo.ie/

  I use these applications all the time, so I know that they are safe.

  Good luck

• How to create a recovery media from HARD drive recovery image?

  When I tried to recover a fresh HARD disk recovery Windows, my little son stopped the proccedure by accident.

  When I tried to reboot I get the message bootmgr is missing. I have a copy of the HARD drive recovery file but din not creating a restore DVD.
  The question is if I do a recovery bootable DVD or USB of file file from the HARD drive recovery file?

  Thank you!!!

  There is a method to create the USB bootable recovery DVD or ISO file - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD4103KB0000R01.htm, but I put t think this will help.

  Problem is that this backup is really unnecessary. There is also possibility of installation of recovery disk original order. You can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Satellite Z30-B-100 - no HARD drive recovery

  Hello
  I made a mistake. I made the change of the partition on the SSD (drive c).
  After that, the recovery feature does not work. But I see the hissene recovery partition. How can I copy this partition on USB drive as bootable disk?
  I managed to copy the partition hidden with the partition program, but I can't boot from USB. I hope that there is a good method to copy the files for recovery as bootable.
  Can you help me?
  Kind regards
  István

  I tried this method http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD4103KB0000R01.htm
  but I don't know how to copy it, because I don't know the drive letter of the hidden restore partition.
  Is is good to try this command ('XCOPY d:\*.* y:\/e/s/f") as a copy of drive c to usb?

• Satellite L655-1HE «Problem of HARD drive recovery»

  Hello

  I have the Satellite L655-1HE. I created a "HARD drive recovery" through "create recovery media. On the contrary, CD/DVD, I put it in a USB Flash drive. But when I used it, a mistake was "copy of splitpart or the Canadian Red Cross has failed!" After that, I can't boot my laptop more. There is a message "BOOTMNGR missing." I think I already deleted the operating system in the player. Please help me. How can I fix?

  Hello

  If you can, please try to boot again from the USB and run the recovery.

  Whatever the problem, if the recovery is unsuccessful, I recommend the following steps:

  -buy a set of recovery-store to the wire to https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu
  -If you did, and even this game fails to install, take care to check your HARD disk for problems.

  Hope this helps

  Tom BR

• Satellite T130 - failed to restart after HARD drive recovery

  Hello

  I used the Toshiba HDD Recovery tool for reinstall windows 7 on a recovery partition. Everything went well until the end when the pc restarted and would not restart. So now that I'm stuck, I can't access f8 more.

  Any suggestion?

  Thank you

  Andrea love

  Hello

  And what exactly is happening now? You have a black screen?

  To me that sounds like it, something goes wrong in the installation of HARD drive recovery then I recommend reinstall Windows again since the middle of recovery that you created on USB or external CD/DVD drive. This can restore Windows again.

  Theoretically, it could also be a hardware problem but I would try the middle of recovery recovery facility that s my personal opinion. ;)