Using the HP G7000 recovery partition

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• Re: Is it possible to use the 2nd disk recovery partition?

  Hi all

  My question is as the title suggests. Basically, I am planning to install an SSD as drive and use my Player Toshiba of origin as in WEIRD secondary car with an adapter. My concern is will I be able to use the recovery of the second drive partition and if I ever need to return to the State of out-of-box will it format and install everything on my SSD or the original HARD drive?

  BTW, my laptop is L755-1 DR.

  Thank you
  DJ_TLG

  I can't say for sure but I'm 99.9999% sure that this will not work. When you change the hardware platform (SSD and HDD) HARD disk recovery Wizard will not be able to find the image of recovery due to lack of specific markers.

  Create the restore DVD disc and the problem is solved. Of course do this with original laptop hardware configuration and factory settings.

• ThinkPad E530: Need help using the Windows 7 recovery partition

  
  

  Nice day.

  Everything I've read, so far, is that it is not possible to do something with the remnants of the recovery partition now that Windows 10 'touched' the system.

  A way to return to your original OEM image would be to contact the applicant recovery DVD and Support (info below). There may be a cost of handling.

  Kind regards.

• Satellite U400-22z - how to remove the HARD drive recovery partition

  Hallo,

  My satellite u400-22z came with a big "hdd recovery" folder on the drive hard - yes I know what it does.
  but the unbearably awful version of windows vista that came with the machine made me decide that, in the event of failure of the system, I'm still will not install this failure of the attempt of an operating system.
  So I do not have these data recovery.

  So those ~ 11 GB of junk sitting on my drive is bugging me, I can't delete the folder HDDRecovery, it is somehow protected against deletion.

  How can I work around that?

  Also, is it safe or can I make it safe, to use the small apparently hidden partition (that's recovery also?) I found, which is IIRC ~ 2 GB or larger, for own purposes, without destroying my current installation of windows?

  Thanks in advance,
  Steve

  Hello

  If you have a recovery disk and you do not want to store the folder in hard drive hard disk recovery, you can remove it.

  > I can't remove the folder HDDRecovery, it is somehow protected against deletion.

  Remove you it as you always do to remove all files on your system.

• remove all the HARD drive recovery partition incl. disk partitions

  IM in the process of upgrading to vista 32-bit Ultimate edition - a Lenovo T61 laptop OS original vista home, comes with HARD 160 GB but only show 110 GB disk.
  There is the hidden for drive recovery partition. now, I've wanted this disk recovery partition removed for more space for important files of video editing.

  How can I remove this parition hidden containing the recovery disk?

  I bought the support for laptop recovery CD - I have no need of the hidden partition.

  in the process, I deleted the existing partition (not the hiiden recovery partition) and installed vista ultimate 32 and it lights without problem. I then installed
  the INF chipset utilitty downloaded from the Lenovo Web site, and then installed some drivers downloaded - and all in perfect condition smooth running.

  now, I decided to remove that hidden partition containing the disk recovery - whatever happens after that, I have the recovery CD.

  How to remove this hidden partition? TIA

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2008/02/29/delete-and-remove-to-unlock-EISA-hidden-recovery-or-diagnostic-partition-in-Vista/

  The link above is General info re remove hidden restore partitions.

  "In some OEM system, such as IBM/Lenovo, is impossible to remove from Windows."

  This link below might be more to the point for you:

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/showthread.php?p=2367169

  Written by:

  hypertrophy
  Computer notebook evangelist

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  "" "This applies only to Windows Vista.

  * Make sure that you have backed up your OEM code before deleting the Rugged hidden

  The hidden restore Partition Lenovo is a protected partition, then you will not be able to remove it through disk management as you would with any other normal partition. You can use Diskpart. You can still use these steps to remove the hidden restore partition if you have already done a clean install, but you will need a 3rd party software to combine with the main partition. It is better if you remove the first hidden restore Partition, then cross with a clean install using one of the many guides available on this forum.

  Step 1.
  Burn recovery media. Type "Recovery media" (without the quotes) in the search in the Start Menu. Open the application and follow the instructions.

  Step 2.
  Open the application by typing Diskpart either 'Diskpart' (without the quotes) in the search, or type "Diskpart.exe" in run by pressing Windows key + R.

  Step 3.
  Now with open Diskpart, you must enter the following command lines:

  I. type "list disk" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  II. Type in "select disk 0" and press ENTER.

  III. then type in "list partition" and press ENTER.

  IV. then type in 'select partition x' x = the recovery partition you want to delete (I think it's 1, I do not remember) replace x with the number of recovery partition and press to enter.

  V. finally type in "delete partition override" and press ENTER.

  That should do the trick. Good luck!

  __________________
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  Specific ThinkPad Vista 32/64 bit Clean Install Guide side.

  
  Delete Hidden Partition Lenovo's of recovery on Vista using Diskpart Guide.
  Of orev Vista Clean install and RAM Memtest module test Guides.
  The Lenovo wallpapers 1680 x 1050factory-installed.

  WARNING:
  Grain of salt applies in my view.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Latitude E6510 - how I manually access the Dell system recovery partition?

  Latitude E6510 - how I manually access the Dell system recovery partition?

  Hi all

  My Dell Latitude E6510 came with OEM Win 7 Pro x 64 installed. I am trying to perform a restore of the system to the factory setting.

  I tried to access advanced without result Boot Options and pressing F12 during the boot process does not provide me with the option to repair and select the recovery partition, as if it is invisible. If I use the computer management > storage I do not see the hidden partition or if I do Diskpart it is listed.

  How the BIOS or the system recognize it to boot from the recovery partition? Thanks in advance.

  

  

  Thanks for your reply but it appears not the solution you provided helped and I think you are incorrect since my original screenshot has allowed me to see the hidden partition, but I didn't know how to access it.

  I got access once I used the app "diskpart" with commands like 'list readers', 'list volume' and 'assign volumes"to access the partition of the content.

  Nevertheless, I have found that my recovery media is missing or damaged.

• 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?

• Impossible to use the Satellite L350 recovery disk

  I bought the recovery disc for my Satellite L350-370 followed instructions beginning now stopped program to "waiting for odd vacancies" moment for this strange worked perfectly.

  Laptop only if off now and no keys work.

  Help!

  I really don't understand what is happening here. I used the disc of recovery many times and I've never seen this message.
  By default the BIOS settings and restart your laptop. When the laptop starts up and you see Toshiba welcome screen press F12 repeatedly to enter the boot menu. When the start menu is shown on the screen, place the recovery in the optical disc drive disk. After doing this choose the CD/DVD drive and press ENTER. What happens when you do this?

  ODD must begin to read the recovery disk and you should see recovery on the screen menu.

• Satellite L750 - access to the HARD drive recovery partition

  I need to reset the drive to factory settings, but can not access the recovery starts. I read the manuals

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD1303440001R01.htm
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD16036F0000R01.htm

  This information do not work for me. This utility, I did not at all.

  My serial number 7b421068w L750

  I tried to run the recovery partition, I disable for laptop and lit keyboard '0' key and tried other keys F1 - F12, but system just beep with a blank black screen and then Toshiba displays menu and the Windows loading as usual.

  He has a record of factory "HDDRecovery" on the logical drive D: with all default recovery files

  Post edited by: clients

  Missing a very important information: preinstalled OS the original that you have with your laptop or you have installed a clean version of Windows?

  When you buy the new book it comes with factory settings. If long your laptop has this plant, you will be able to install the recovery image according to instructions with F8 at startup. If you change something that it will no longer work (install own os, partition structure).

  In this case you must use the created recovery disc but I assume you didn't create one although it is clearly described in the document s user manuals.

  Problem is that you can't do much. Either it works or not. If there is no way to install image recovery I'm afraid you need to order the new Mr. recovery disk you can do it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

• Remove the HARD drive recovery Partition

  Hello

  Does anyone know how to remove the recovery Partition HDD? I don't have any use for it as I repeated it CD, as well as images of partition stored on a network drive. I want that space to put a current image of my C: drive, rather than the initial installation.

  When I go to delete a partition or volume I get the errors. Resizing my computer laptop completely bombs with Paragon Disk Manager and I have to reinstall all partitions! Removing sub Vista it says volume is in use and delete may cause unexpected errors.

  If you really want to remove it, you might try Acronis Disk Director Suite. I never had any problems with it. A very good program.

  Furthermore, I think you mean that the Windows recovery environment and that s not a feature of Toshiba.
  Toshiba Recovery is only stored in a folder called HDDRecovery. It s not on a hidden partition.

  However, this good article is maybe interesting for you:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Recovery_Environment

• Re: Can no start, no recovery, I burn the other pc recovery partition?

  My Satellite L300 will not start over. All attempts at recovery failed (blue screen "STOP 0 x 8086").
  The command chkdsk from another PC also partially failed. The hard drive needs to be replaced.
  However, the recovery of the hard drive partition can be accessed from another PC or DVD to boot from linux.

  I intend to buy a new hard drive but do not have the DVD to implement recovery.
  Should I buy the DVD of recovery since the support site or can I burn the recovery from another PC partition after you mount on the sick drive?

  Can I download the software creator of recovery on any PC disk, then burn a dvd recovery partition and you may use the recovery burned disc to install a new hard drive?

  Thank you.

  > Should I buy the DVD of recovery since the support site or can I burn the recovery from another PC partition after you mount on the sick drive?
  Something like this is not possible.
  You must buy DVDs of initial recovery and you can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx
  > Can I download the software creator of recovery on any PC disk, then burn a dvd recovery partition and you may use the recovery burned disc to install a new hard drive?
  Forget it. The thing whole doesn t work on this track.

  Buy Toshiba Recovery and install the original recovery image on the new HARD drive. It costs a little, but it is easier and faster way to have good workbook with the factory settings.

• G71-340US: replacement of the Windows 7 recovery partition

  As the operating system of the Noteook has been improved for Windows 10, is it possible to replace the data on the recovery with windows 10 Data Partition?

  If so is there a procedure to accomplish?

  Hello @joe935,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I stumbled upon your post on the recovery partition and wanted to help!

  I wouldn't recommend replacing your current recovery with Windows 10 files partition.  This current partition is used, just in case you want to revert to your previous operating system.  This option is only good for the first 28 days after the installation of Windows 10.  However, you can create recovery media for your operating system to Windows 10.  Please see the document below for more assistance, if necessary: HP PC - creating and using a recovery of Microsoft USB drive (Windows 10)

  Please let me know if this information has been helpful by clicking the thumbs up below.
  
  Have a great day!

• How to recover files from the hard disk recovery partition?

  There are recovery (D) on the hard disk.  How can I recover all my old files and programs of this drive?

  Original title: I changed from Vista Ultimate to Windows 7 operating systems.

  Hello sdf361,

  The recovery partition, that is what you would use to restore your computer when you bought it with the OS on it
  that was pre-installed. It is not your old programs and data on it. You will need to backup your data to restore and install
  your programs since the original installation discs.

  If you do not have the program disk, I suggest that the manufacturer of the computer.

  Sincerely,

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• My hard drive is dying. If I bought a new hard drive, I could use the discs of recovery of re - install Windows 7?

  My hard drive on my HPG61 is dying (I already had an option of nine sales under warranty) if I bought a new hard drive and installed it myself the original recovery disks would put windows 7 on a new?

  original title: new hard drive transfer files

  Hi joeB47,

  "original recovery disks.

  If you are referring to records of recovery of the manufacturer that came with your computer or the recovery discs that you made from the recovery Partition, YES they can be used to reinstall Windows 7 on your new hard drive.

  This is what they are desigened to do.

• How to use the rescue and recovery and product recovery discs?

  Hello world

  I just recently became a new owner of a T61 and really enjoy. I did have a chance yet to test the hotline of lenovo, as I've not yet screwed anything up if badly needing their help. I tried a factory clean reinstall from the service partition and it worked fine. I would like to know, how one uses it the rescue and the recovery boot disk and the recovery disks of the product I created myself? From my previous experience with Dell and HP, I didn't insert the one and restart the computer, and the rest followed. But the ThinkPads, if I ever wanted to bring a State own factory using these disks, can I use with rescue and recovery first, followed by the recovery of product? I'm curious, what is the difference between the two?

  art140 wrote:

  From my previous experience with Dell and HP, I didn't insert the one and restart the computer, and the rest followed. But the ThinkPads, if I ever wanted to bring a State own factory using these disks, can I use with rescue and recovery first, followed by the recovery of product? I'm curious, what is the difference between the two?

  1. Place the rescue and recovery disc in the drive, and then restart.  This disc contains the same program that you used when you restored your system from the service partition.  Once the program is loaded, you will see the same screen with the same options as before.
  2. Choose to restore your system as you did with the service partition.  You will not see an option to do a custom restore.  When the program is run from the disk, it automatically performs a full restore.
  3. The program will rebuild the service partition and copy the program files on him.  When you are prompted, insert the product recovery disks.  The compressed system and application files contained on these discs will be copied to the new service partition.  Once the copy process is completed, your system will be restored from the service partition.
  4. After restoration, you will be able to make a new set of recovery discs if you wish.  You will also be able to do a restore custom through the service partition.

  Don