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• Problem creating on the new laptop recovery disks

  Hi Forum:

  I started the procedure of creation of recovery on a HP Pavilion g6 disk.  The laptop was bought this morning at Costco.

  I used discs DVD + R DL for a package that had been previously used for other creations of recovery disc (on other new computers, of course.).  The first drive put in place and the creation of the first (of three) ran discs then hung to 54% of this disk check is completed.  I left him for two hours, and it has not changed. No doubt had hung up.

  It's frustrating because this is the second time in two days that this product. Yesterday, the system blocked when you create a set of recovery discs after the first disc was created and it was gone in half way through the second disc.

  I know that Costco could also resume this current computer but I don't have the time to do it before the owners go on vacation. My choice is to make a deal AcronisTrue Image backup (done) then return to Costco later when they came back.

  I think it might be the discs that I use and who are at fault, with the exception of the fact that I could do a full game just four days using the discs to a same parcel.

  Everyone has problems with the "program on laptops current HP HP Restore disc creation?

  Thanks again Cheryl.  I think you're right.  I had better call HP and explain what happened.  I won't be able to do for some time that the people who are owners go on vacation tomorrow and need with them for email and Skype.

  Here is a link to confirm what I said, it's on this computer:

  www.chasecop.com/images/IMG_0071.JPG

  All the best,

  Gord

• Cannot use created for the Satellite A350-134 recovery disks

  EMM, I really hope you can help me.
  The laptop says that you create the disc of recovery by yourself, and that's what I did (on 2 Cds)
  So I wanted to reinstall my laptop and put in the first cd and booted from the CD. So I came in the Menu.
  Then, after some time he asked me to put in the second CD and I did. Then, he said he had a copy of the last 2 files needed error.
  So now I can't create the recovery again disk because I have already started to the reinstall. now, I have a few questions

  What can I do in general? Because I don't really want to buy for 35 euros a new recovery disk: S

  I thank everyone who helps me :D

  Of course, you can do this, but please note that you will not be able to activate this version with the product key for the Microsoft sticker, placed at the bottom of your laptop.

• Problem creating the disk hard recovery Satellite A200 + touch pad

  So I lent my laptop to my daughter until she could get enough to buy a PC.
  Well, I got it back that only she has installed a bunch of stuff to the point where it is blowing on vista even after than my attempts to clean I decided to start the laptop using the creation of recovery disk came with the laptop.

  But now, I used about 8 dvd discs, trying to create a good drive but I restart fr. with the disc in... nothing happens. I'm trying to spend directly in vista... and he says can not read the disc. I've recreated the disc several times and the same result and well, it was the only type of restore disc that came with the laptop]

  Also as I've gotten at the time when I use the touchpad my cursor is jumping around, is that fixable?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Sorry, but something must be wrong in your post. As far as I know Satellite A200 comes with original Toshiba Recovery DVD. You should not create anything. New laptops like A300 do NOT come with DVD recovery and each laptop user, it should only create, but not with Toshiba Disc Creator. For this Toshiba application offers another tool. The name is Toshiba Recovery Disc Creator. It is not the same tool. So you have probably original Toshiba drive.

  So if you have it please use this recovery DVD as described in this thread:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=37706

• How to upgrade are the value of the column and the new column value created

  Hi all

  create the table xxc_temp

  as

  Select donnees_1 'AB103', 'AAA' data_2 data_3 '123', 'RED' data_4, NULL status in all the double union

  Select donnees_1 'AB105', 'BBB' data_2, '222' data_3, data_4 'BLUE', NULL status in all the double union

  Select donnees_1 'AB106', 'CCC' data_2, '333' data_3, data_4 'BLUE', the double NULL status

  create the table xxc_base

  as

  Select donnees_1 'AB103', 'AAA' data_2, '123' data_3 data_4 'RED', 'Inactive' status of Union double all the

  Select donnees_1 'AB105', 'BBB' data_2, '222' data_3 data_4 'BLUE' status 'Active' of all the double union

  Select donnees_1 'AB106', 'CCC' data_2, '333' data_3, data_4 'BLUE', 'Inactive' status of double

  I need to update the status column xxc_temp with xxc_base value of the status column and also if the user tries to insert new values/lines in the xxc_temp

  So how can I update the status column? I mean automatically set to day and also new values/lines

  I need to update only that are Inactive then these lines should be updated in the temporary table

  We can do this by using the stored function, but I need to update the new status of lines also

  Please help me

  Here's another way to do it, using VIRTUAL function column as expression to get the status of the other table

  CREATE or REPLACE FUNCTION GET_STATUS (pDATA_1 IN TANK) RETURN VARCHAR2 DETERMINISTIC

  AS

  vstatus VARCHAR2 (8);

  BEGIN

  SELECT status in vstatus FROM xxc_base WHERE donnees_1 = pDATA_1;

  RETURN vstatus;

  END;

  /

  DROP TABLE 'XXC_TEMP ';

  CREATE TABLE 'XXC_TEMP '.

  ('DONNEES_1' CHAR (5),

  "DATA_2" TANK (3).

  "DATA_3" TANK (3).

  "DATA_4' VARCHAR2 (4).

  'STATUS' VARCHAR2 (8) GENERATED ALWAYS AS (SUBSTR (GET_STATUS (DATA_1), 1, 8)) VIRTUAL

  ) ;

  INSERT INTO 'XXC_TEMP' (data_3, donnees_1, data_2, data_4))

  Select "AB103' donnees_1, data_2 'AAA', '123' data_3, 'RED' data_4 of any double union

  Select donnees_1 'AB105', 'BBB' data_2, '222' data_3 data_4 'BLUE' of all the double union

  Select donnees_1 'AB106', 'CCC' data_2 data_3 '333', 'BLUE' double data_4);

• No CD operating system created by the function 'Create the recovery media' - Windows/Vista/SP1

  I bought a R61 with Vista Business installed for the purpose of this downgrade to Windows/XP. I noted with interest that the system had arrived with VISTA/SP1 is installed. First thing I did was summon the Thinkvantage Rescue to create and support recovery in the case where I decided to go back to Vista at some point in the future. After you have created all of the proceeds of the recovery disks and being the creative professional that I am, I decided to test the newly created disks. Three DVD has been created. When I tried to restore the system from these backups, I learned that I didn't have a CD of the operating system. None of the 3 DVD was recognized as a CD of the operating system. Unfortunately at this point in the process, the hard drive had been wiped out and I didn't have a working computer. My only alternative was to restore using the recovery media to Windows/XP that were in the area and call Lenovo and request recovery Vista media. They arrived very quickly, so I deleted the XP image and restore the image of Vista from Lenovo's Vista recovery disks. I was very disappointed to discover that there was no SP1 Vista recovery disks. To make matters worse, when I tried to call the 'create recovery media' of this image of Vista, I even created a box of 3 DVD recovery DVDs that once again, did not contain an operating system CD.

  I find myself with the situation that I can't get the exact picture that was on my computer, when it left the factory. I don't know that besides as SP1, it should have been revised pilots and others who came with this machine originally, and which I am not aware. These could create strange incompatibilities I had to install Vista/Sp1 from the Microsoft site on top of the current generation of Vista.

  Is it possible to get a Vista Business/Sp1 for the R61 recovery support?

  Moreover, my computer is Windows XP now and recovery media created from this environment of work like a charm. I know. I tried them.

  It took a few months to get a handle on this, but here is the final solution.

  First of all, the person who suggested that if the first media was on DVD, to copy it to a CD to work had no idea what they were talking about. Either works just as well, even if Lenovo suggests that the first must be a CD.

  As usual, the 'problem' was caused by poor documentation. When you perform a set of recovery using Rescue and Recovery Media, you do not create an "operating system CD", and this is normal. When you get a set of recovery CD / DVD from Lenovo, you will always get one which is marked "operating system CD.

  Different sets through processes of different recovery and rescue and recovery needs to know what kind of game you have, it allows to perform the correct process.  It does this by asking the question "Do you have an OS CD?" Based on the answer she executes a process or another and expects different content on the CD / DVD that are presented to him. You cannot mix DVD upward between the two processes. If you say Reccue and recovery that you have a CD of the operating system (ie. provided by Lenovo) and present it with media created by you using the process of "Creating rescue media", the recovery fails.

  Finally, I went back and restored my machine using the DVD that I created initially using Rescue and Recovery. I answered 'NO' to the question "Do you have an OS CD?" and ended with a perfectly functional R61 VISTA/SP1. He didn't stay for long, however. Then I reinstalled XP using the provided Lenovo recovery CD, I answered YES to the question and ended up with a fully functional XP R61. Now, everything's fine.

  ,,

• XP Home Edition. Click on "Finish" to complete the backup or Restore Wizard and get the error message "file of the recovery diskette could not be created. The operation has been aborted. "Impossible to correct the error. Any Suggestions?

  Follow the instructions in MS, but is unable to perform a backup.

  Hello

  You can follow this link and check if the problem persists.

  An Error Message appears when you try to use the Automated System Recovery Wizard

  Hope the helps of information. Please post back and we do know.

  Concerning
  Joel S
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Downgrade from Windows 7 64 for XP 64 bit for the Presario Compaq CQ61 - 319WM VM371UA

  HI - lets get right:

  You have now the Compaq Presario CQ61-319WM in front of you is preloaded with Win7, but you want to downgrade to your copy of XP64bit.

  Your system is:

  AMD Athlon II M300 64-bit multiprocessor Dual Core @ 2 GHz

  RS780/RS880 (M)<- your="" northbridge="">
  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 (3400 variant?)<- your="">
  SB750<- southbridge="">

  1 unit comes with a 250 GB HARD drive. Replace it with another SATA HDD for your copy of xp64 bit before powering it, by registering and activating, seeing that this solution is not yet complete, saving your software Windows 7 preinstalled in this way.

  NOTE: Do not install Windows XP 64 - bit Edition on your current 250GB Win7. If you did get the Compaq CD to restore.

  Download nLite from 2 a. nLiteOS.com to integrate SATA drivers (called: "Slipstream") inside your Windows CD otherwise: BSOD. (recommended method)

  -or-

  2B. After changing BIOS to recognize the floppy USB download drive drivers SATA on diskette and the XP CD, press F6 to manually load these drivers SATA AHCI floppy.

  3. use your Slipstreamed CD and let XP starts normally (no key of F)

  -Si Windows successfully installed continue-

  4. now that XP64 bit runs the first thing that you want to install the .NET Framework 3.0 would be.

  5. install Visual C++ redistributable (free version)

  6 install the network driver. See below

  NOTE: 8102 & 8103 pilots would most likely work, not 8139 family.

  Here is a list of the most easy to install drivers:

  -Agere Systems HDA Modem - SOLVED!

  -Atheros AR9285 WiFi adapter - SOLVED!

  and the most difficult of them...

  -AMD Mobility Radeon HD 4200 shared memory<(unsolved)>

  -IDT High Definition Audio CODEC<(unsolved)>

  -Realtek RTL8139/810 x Fast Ethernet Adapter - SOLVED!

  -AMD AHCI SATA Compatible RAID controller - SOLVED!

  -ATI SM BUS - SOLVED!

  A breakdown of the versions of the driver that is used in our tests:

  ATI SM BUS

  /*
  Description of Driver ATI SMBus
  Date 26/02/2007 driver
  5.10.1000.8 driver version
  Provider of driver ATI Technologies Inc.
  Oem3.inf INF file
  Hardware ID PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_4385 & SUBSYS_363F103C & REV_3C
  Location Information PCI bus 0, device 20, function 0
  PCI Device ATI SB750 - SMBus Controller
  */

  AMD AHCI COMPATIBLE RAID CONTROLLERS

  /*

  Driver Description AMD AHCI Compatible RAID Controller
  Date of the driver 17/03/2009
  3.1.1540.127 driver version
  Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. driver provider.
  File INF oem0.inf
  Hardware ID PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_4391 & SUBSYS_363F103C & REV_00
  Location Information PCI bus 0, device 17, function 0
  PCI Device ATI SB750 - SATA AHCI Controller
   
  Device resources
  IRQ 22
  Memory D0408000-D04083FF
  Port 4010-401e
  Port 4030-4037
  4038-403(f) port
  Port 404 B-4048
  Port 404c-404F
  */

  AMD RAID CONSOLE

  /*
  Driver Description AMD RAID Console
  Date of the driver 17/03/2009
  3.1.1540.127 driver version
  Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. driver provider.
  File INF oem0.inf
  Hardware ID SCSI\ProcessorAMD___RAID_Console___1.00
  Place of information Bus number 0, target 10 ID, LUN 0

  */

  ATHEROS AR9285 WIRELESS INTERMEDIATE DRIVER

  /*
  Description of Driver Atheros AR9285 802. 11 b / g WiFi Adapter - wireless driver intermediate
  Date of the driver 16/03/2009
  1.0.0.92 driver version
  Driver WS provider
  Oem8.inf INF file
  Hardware ID wsimdmp

  */

  ATHEROS AR9285 WIRELESS NETWORK ADAPTER

  /*
  Description of Driver Atheros AR9285 802. 11 b / g WiFi adapt
  Date 2009-06-22 driver
  7.7.0.348 driver version
  Driver Atheros vendor
  Oem7.inf INF file
  Hardware ID PCI\VEN_168C & DEV_002B & SUBSYS_303F103C & REV_01
  Location Information PCI bus 2, device 0, function 0
  PCI Device Atheros AR9285 802. 11b / g Wireless Network adapt
   
  Device resources
  IRQ 17
  Memory D0100000-D010FFFF
  */

  REALTEK ETHERNET CARD WIRELESS INTERMEDIATE DRIVER

  /*
  Driver Description Realtek RTL8102E/RTL8103E family PCI-E Fast Ethernet NIC - wireless driver intermediate
  Date of the driver 16/03/2009
  1.0.0.92 driver version
  Driver WS provider
  Oem8.inf INF file
  Hardware ID wsimdmp

  */

  REALTEK ETHERNET CARD DRIVER

  /*
  Driver Description Realtek RTL8102E/RTL8103E family PCI-E Fast Ethernet NIC
  Date 25/09/2008 driver
  5.706.925.2008 driver version
  Driver provider Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
  Oem28.inf INF file
  Hardware ID PCI\VEN_10EC & DEV_8136 & SUBSYS_363F103C & REV_02
  Location Information PCI bus 3, device 0, function 0
  PCI Device Realtek RTL8139/810 x Fast Ethernet Adapter
   
  Device resources
  IRQ 18
  Memory D0000000-D000FFFF
  Memory D0010000-D0010FFF
  Port 2000-20FF

  */

  AGERE SYSTEMS HDA MODEM

  /*

  Driver Description Agere Systems HDA Modem
  Date 21/11/2008 driver
  2.1.92.0 driver version
  Provider of driver Agere
  Oem30.inf INF file
  Hardware ID HDAUDIO\FUNC_02 & VEN_11C1 & DEV_1040 & SUBSYS_103C137E & REV_1002
  Rental Information Bus internal High Definition Audio
  */

  On our test unit CQ61 we currently have ALL but TWO missing drivers. the Audio driver and the video!

  After consultation with AMD, IDT and Insyde each has decided that this problem is with Compaq "Softpaqs Engineering Team", in the meantime a viable solution. Support for Compaq of level 2 has been unable to help in this case, however, agreed to intensify this concern to the "level 3" (genius).

  "Diversity is the key to break the monotony" Obviously, still a challenge for the Presario team in this area.

  Our testing shows that the problem exists in the firmware of the cards mothers; Perhaps the BIOS. Insyde (SSII BIOS) indicated that HP/Compaq has the "sp?.» solution "exe" and refused further assistance because of HP/Compaq contracts. "

  So why Compaq insist on locking/force their users in Windows 7, without other Windows based operating system options for this model and others who are currently in production? We're going to investigate.

  Currently, Windows XP 64-bit Edition is still being supported by Microsoft after January 10, 2010. So why not HP?

  Finally.

  Here we have the more stable driver, for most official, complete the value for the model CQ61 running XP64 (and possibly XP as well). It concerns all the drivers listed below:

  Driver SATA AHCI-

  Bus - SM

  -Realtek Ethernet Controller

  -ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 video driver

  Driver Modem Agere-

  -Atheros WiFi driver

  Use this forum as the timestamp.

  There were too many sources to the list for the updated driver, so a full driver package was created in place to keep things simple, without all the headaches of doing it yourself.

  This package should work on XP 64-bit operating systems based and is released as is. The instructions are inside each directory.

  NOTE: After downloading Please run the 1st prerequisites folder, then all other folders depending on numbers starting with 1 ( 0 record is for your slipstream). Here are the details of the file:

  Compaq CQ61-319WM Presario VM319WM Driver for XP64bit.7z

  MD5 Checksum = 7AAA90D0C06778630CF1117CEB318974 MD5 download www. MD5summer.org /

  As always with any software Please check against your trust of anti-virus software on a clean system.

  You will need 7zip, which can be downloaded from www. 7-zip.org in order to extract its contents.

  Download here.

  Last NOTE: If MD5 checksums do not match after downloading, remove it immediately. In this community, we are here to assist you in all possible ways to make your life a little easier with the PC. This is an ongoing process and the development of this package has been a joint effort from many sources. However, we remain optimistic for the official drivers of HP if they also, we support the cause as highlighted in their slogans and advertising. All in all societies can only works in their resources when it comes to projects like this however... "Diversity is the key to break the monotony", that's why we all think alike. We will stay hopeful. Thank you for your support. * UART *.

• Allocation of partition before and after the failover and recovery

  Hello
  
  I could probably write a test for my question but I thought it would be quicker to ask here first :-)
  
  Say I have a cluster with 126 storage nodes and the scores of 1891 - so each node has about 65 partitions
  
  If I lose a partition storage node backup 65 distributed on other members will become primary partitions and some new backups will be created on other nodes. At this point there will also be others dragging walls between the remaining nodes in addition to the creation of backup?
  
  If I now restore the lost node, it will be allocated a few partitions. These will be the same scores he had originally or is it a random set of partitions, so we get a new round of brewing of the partition? I suspect the answer is that it not necessarily answer scores, he had originally.
  
  The reason that I ask is that we have a system which, due to certain triggers with some fireworks and association key card support we have two caches on the same node that contain a reference to the same binary value (mapped to other keys). This means that the cache actually takes less space that the size of the units of the two caches beause they both the same reference value. On the other hand, backup partitions will have two copies of the value, and will decide on the amount expected memory.
  
  -Failover backups become primary and create us backups more if suddenly the primary now uses more memory than the original primary (i.e. it will use the size of the units said it does) so for us a loss of node can result in a larger than normal jump in the use of memory on the remaining nodes, because we have now four copies of the value instead of three.
  
  If we now have to recover the failed node, there will be some shuffling more partitions. Now, if the node recovered back his original were leaving they would take space ore that they have done it before and the rest of the cluster would be tantamount to the use of memory it had before. If the recovered node gets allocated to the different partitions and then the recovered node will use more memory and other members who now have primary partitions from the failed node will use more space.
  
  Hopefull everyone can follow that. Basically, I think that, if we lose a node, we will see a bigger jump in memory would be a normal cluster and on the recovery of the node we will always use more memory than we were before because the recovered node did not return the partitions available.
  
  See you soon,.
  JK

  Jonathan,

  Yes, all your assumptions are fundamentally good (I'm not surprised that you did...). There is no guarantee that partitions move back to the original node if a node comes back again.

  The only thing I could suggest is to "remake" the "artifice of support card' that the partition is transferred or promoted. In the earphone of backingmap you will be able to determine that a new entry is inserted because of the movement of the partition and use it as the signal to make converge the support the cards on a single binary value. You may still temporarily more memory you want, but you would correct as partition movement happens.

  / Christer

• Satellite A500 - problems with the creation of recovery disks

  Hello
  I bought a Satellite A500 yesterday and now I'm trying to create the recovery discs before anything else.
  However, towards the end of the 1st DVD I get an error message saying "Faile dto open the next file. e:\Boot\BCD (0201123-F1-00000000 error code)"and then when I click 'OK', the DVD is ejected giving a message"unable to create recovery 1' media. Physical examination, I noticed that the DVD is written almost entirely.

  Any advise on this? In addition, in the interface, it shows a USB option and says to insert a USB media with more than 7 GB of free. That I can use it to create the recovery disk? If Yes, when I reinstall windows 7, this allows as a bootable drive?

  Greately appreciate any help on this matter. If it is defective, I want to return as soon as POSSIBLE.

  Thank you
  Mercier.

  As far as I know, that you can not use external device for recovery, it is therefore very important create recovery DVDs.

  Try to create the recovery disk using only DVD-R media. Use high quality media like TDK or Verbatim.
  Last month, I've created on the Satellite A500-157 recovery discs and everything went well.

• Satellite T130 - cannot start the Toshiba HDD recovery

  Hi all, I have a problem with my Satellite T130. I have to start the drive HARD Toshiba recovery but the computer tell me that is not a valid drive HARD recovery on the PC. It's probably a fault of my father. Is there another way to start the recovery?

  Thank you

  Hey Buddy,

  How are you trying to start the HARD drive recovery process?

  The full HARD drive recovery procedure is described here, so please check this article:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD1303440001R01.htm

  If it doesn't work your only option, you use the recovery media. Did you create this such as described in the user manual?

• Qosmio F50 - the hard drive recovery?

  Hello

  I had a very big problem.
  I've made a few changes with my Vista regs and then I was unable to start again.
  So, I started the recovery program (second HARD drive), backed up my files and selected whole HARD drive recovery.

  Well, now problem - everything was going well, but when I walked into the Vista installation I had to shut down the computer.
  Now, when I start up the pc and load Vista I message I need to reinstall my computer again.

  Well, they say nothing about how load the recovery file but I have no option for this - only emergency mode, with the support of network, etc., but without recovery emergency. Moreover, when I select emergency mode, I can't load Vista-it says I need to run the Setup in normal mode, which told to re - install. Yep, circle-_-.

  Model: Qosmio F50

  Do you think that when I erase all the Vista disc manually - for example with linux, and then start the computer, I get a possibility to load the second part of the drive to start the installation?

  Thanks in advance because I'm really despair

  Hello

  > So, I started the recovery program (second HARD drive), backed up my files and selected whole HARD drive recovery.
  I'm a bit confused of m.
  How do recover you the laptop?
  Have you used the Toshiba HDD recovery option which could be launched by pressing F8, select fix my computer-> Toshiba Recovery?

  Usually, it is a procedure how to start the Toshiba HDD recovery.

  I guess you didn't create a recovery Toshiba drive in the past is good?
  It was a big mistake buddy because the recovery disk would help you in difficult situations

  Well, as I said above; You can try to start the HARD drive recovery. If this will not help you I think that you would need a Toshiba Recovery disk.
  You can order it here:
  https://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Satellite A100-999: the process of recovery (without recovery DVD/CD)?

  Hi all

  Here is my GOAL: I want to reinstall the original Windows Vista as it was when we bought this laptop.

  My PROBLEM: we never managed to create recovery DVDs (just after the purchase), always gave an error... today and to my surprise, I can't find any operating system recovery tool is...

  1. to the power of power off: I tried the button "0" (as read on the internet), but did nothing special...

  2 - I tried then in the options menu (after F8 on reboot): FIX YOUR COMPUTER
  Then (after choosing the Spanish language and the connection as a user), I tried to launch the WINDOWS RESTORE COMPLETE lo, but he said that no CD/DVD... (no current number with this = CD/DVD drive works fine)

  3 - I then tried another interesting option: RECOVERY HHD (more or less like this, as I have in Spanish version)... Just a pop-up open (maybe on the DVD recovery) but without any touch of the process...

  More complicated now, isn't?

  4 INFO:
  I could find the hidden partition and display it. It contains files and folders: a record 'source', 'boot.sdi"if I remember correctly... and maybe more...
  => I copied on a USB key and registered on a new DVD (and the image.iso of them as well) and repeat points 2 and 3 above, but nothing has changed... (the content of this DVD is read without problem on another laptop)

  => QUESTIONS:
  -This folder and files (found in the hidden partition) means that the recovery is still here?
  -Are there a special file.exe or the procedure to follow in order to be able to launch these files found?
  (my ultimate last chance: order than the recovery CD of Toshiba, if it is still possible)

  Thanks in advance
  S.

  Post edited by: shupachups

  > I understand now that these files (hidden partition) are those used for the display of this special menu (after you click REPAIR MY COMPUTER) with the COMPLETE WINDOWS RESTORE, RECOVERY HHD...

  > Is that correct?

  No, the small hidden partition is created by the Windows system, and these aren't the recovery disc files.
  Toshiba Recovery disk files are placed (in general) on the D partition, it is not hidden.

  > So I guess I should have a COLLECTION case somewhere... but I read in some messages of this type of comment: 'the series A100 not fitted the HARD drive recovery partition ".

  That could be just because the A100 is old series and drive HARD recovery was not available at the moment
  As far as I know the series A200 and new series were equipped with recovery option.

  > If not available, I'm already so on this last-chance-step explained above? This means to order the DVD of recovery on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

  Here is the link to the page where you can order a recovery for the EU Toshiba notebook disk series but I don't very well if you'll be able to order this disc don't due to the age of the laptop of m.

• NB500: How to use the DVD of recovery without a DVD player in the netbook?

  Background:

  I have a 500 NB of Netbook that came with a Win7 Starter. I've upgraded to Win8 but doesn't like the wsn can't resolution screen high enough to open applications. The system became slower and slower like time, I decided to reset the device back to the original settings by using the Win8 function.

  Progress in this process has been extremely slow and after seven hours (60% in fact) I had a scare that the content of my HARD disk can be copied somewhere on the web (cloud of NSA?  :)).

  I turned off the unit and then nothing would no longer work. I bought the recovery software with WIN7 Starter of Toshiba Support that I couldn't find an ISO for WIN7 starter file, but it happened on a DVD...

  I have:
  + NB 500
  + Toshiba Recovery DVD
  + Bootable USB stick (I created this)
  + Product key for Win7 Starter

  Question:
  What files are required to install Win7 from scratch (move files from DVD to the USB bootable)?
  This procedure deletes old data from the HARD drive or will it take space?

  Concerning
  LS1 - d

  It is not just that you think it is. As much as I know, you can't manipulate the data of recovery and work on your own boot media.

  A better and easier way for you is to get somewhere external USB ODD and use for installation of recovery image. I NB520 and I bought external BD ODD and can use it for various actions such as the installation of the software for example.

  I m wondering really you didn't create recovery USB drive. That was my first step after I bought this machine. Product key you have on the Microsoft sticker doesn't help. You can't use it for OS installation if you are using the version of the OS clean and you don t need it if you use original recovery image.
  After the installation of recovery image pre-installed Windows version is correctly activated.
  > Will this procedure remove old data from the HARD drive or will it take space?
  Yes. The whole HARD disc will be deleted so until you start with the installation of backup recovery image all your important data.

• Satellite C55A - 1 K 6 - partition which is necessary for the Toshiba system recovery?

  I have a laptop that Toshiba Satellite C55A - 1 K 6.

  In the past, I deleted the Partition Recovery Toshiba by mistake and now I want to ask the cause of the thing of this...

  When I go to disk management in Windows 8 (which preinstalled by Toshiba on my laptop) I see four partitions...

  The first partition is close to 1 GB and I think his need for Windows 8, then I see C and D for my Windows 8 and at the end there is a 11 GB partition and it is hidden and it does not appear in my computer in Windows...

  I just created 3 * 4.5 GB defined via Rescue Media Creator Toshiba Recovery DVD and now if I delete all the partitions on the hard drive, can I use these DVD media to restore my laptop to its original state, when I bought it or that I still need the recovery Partition on the HARD drive instead of using recovery DVd media?

  If I delete all the partitions on the hard drive now, are these DVD media are enough to return to the first State independent or not?

  Sorry for my bad English and I hope to describe things in my head... :)

  Sincerely...

  > in the past, I have deleted the error Toshiba Recovery Partition
  It was really bad move since the recovery partition is necessary in order to create the recovery disk or recover the laptop with HARD drive recovery option.

  > The first partition is close to 1 GB and I think that his need of Windows 8.
  That s right.

  > then I see C and D for my Windows 8
  That s right

  > and at the end there is a 11 GB partition and it is hidden and it does not appear in my computer in Windows.
  It looks like the recovery partition. But I put t understand why you said earlier that you deleted the Toshiba recovery partition. Could you please clarify this statement?

  > I just created 3 * 4.5 GB defined via Rescue Media Creator Toshiba Recovery DVD and now if I delete all the partitions on the hard drive, can I use these DVD media to restore my laptop to its first State

  The recovery DVD set would be to format the HARD drive and would recreate once more all partitions.
  The answer is: Yes, it will restore the laptop to the State as on the first day of purchase.

  By the way: I found another thread that you created on the same theme:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=76203
  Please follow a thread to avoid misunderstandings.