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• Re-install Windows 7 using recovery media (DVD)

  Laptop: HP-430 Notebook

  OS: Windows 7 (64-bit)

  HARD DRIVE: THE 298 GB

  When I bought recently my laptop HP-430, I partitioned new HARD drive using some other third party software. I created an additional partition (M:\). Here's the info, how I've repartitioned...

  C:\ - 100 GB (changed from 284 GB to 100 GB).

  D:\ - have not made any changes.

  M:\ - 184 GB (created a drive by myself).

  Then after a few days of testing purpose I thought using the Recovery Manager. So I run the Setup and chose the first option (System Restore) who says he will only reformat the drive (C:\) system and will not issue any other HARD disk changes. But to my surprise it deleted/reformatted the HARD full disc, and I lost all my documents, music, photos and all my important files, I recorded/saved on M:\ (that I had created...)

  Can someone tell me why the hack happened...?

  So now, next point. After that the Recovery Manager has restored the operating system, I repartitioned again, but this time with the Windows disk management tool. But the Windows disk management does not shrink (resize) the C:\(Systemdrive) of less than 150 GB. So I resized C:\ to 150 GB of GB 284 and created a player more (M:\) 147 GB size. And I deleted the recovery disc (D:\), but I created the recovery DVD before you remove the Recoevery of my HARD disk drive.

  Now its time for me to reinstall Windows 7 using recovery media, I messed with some system files when installing a theme for Windows 7 and now my OS is completely unstable. So now I want to reinstall windows 7, but I do not understand what option selected in the Recovery Manager (when run from Recovery DVD)

  Options displayed in the Recovery Manager

  1 collect using Microsoft Recovery

  2 recovery system (the option that I had chosen for the first time and got all the stuff removed)... He said that he only reinstalls the OS and custom make any other change of HARD drive.

  3 minimized Image Recovery

  4. factory Reset.

  So now my question to you guys, it's what option do I have selected in the Recovery Manager so that all my saved content and my stuff on M:\ (I created) will not be removed... and the operating system is reinstalled.

  PLIZZZZZ HELPPPPPPPPPPPP...

  Hello

  I don't think that all the disk recovery options will keep your partition custom - as far as I know, the only time where you will receive a prompt to keep a custom partition when you use the option "Recovery of Image is reduced to a minimum" to the recovery Partition D that you deleted.

  You can try the following workaround.

  Download the good Image of disk Windows 7 from the link below: it must be exactly the same version your OEM Setup - that is to say if your laptop comes with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, it comes to the version, you must download.

  Windows 7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit

  Use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly on a blank DVD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.

  Use the disk that you create to perform the installation - when you get to the option to choose the installation type, choose custom and select the C partition.

  When asked, enter the activation key Windows located on the underside of your laptop, then when the installation is complete use the 'method of phone", described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system - this method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want to just that a new installation of Windows 7 without software load additional normally bundled with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  Additional drivers, you may need to find from here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Satellite C650 14U: recovery media creates the recovery partition?

  Hello, I used the recovery media creator to create a USB flash drive recovery media.

  If I can use that to restore Windows 7 installation on a new hard drive (as the SSD) will be the drive itself have the recovery media on that partition?

  So if I then lose the USB could restore again by pressing zero when turn?

  Or it does not retrieve the Windows partition and nothing more?

  Thank you

  First of all, the new hard drive itself has no partition recovery on it. The recovery partition is a copy of the system partition and locates at another location, therefore, restored from a recovery media unit contains just the partition system without recovery partition.

  Second, if you have a recovery on a local disk partition, you can always restore by pressing zero when power on/off. If this isn't the case, I am sorry to say that you don't you have no source of food.

  In third place, somehow, we can say that it only retrieves the system partition.
  PS: just my personal knowledge.

  Recommendation: freeware system backup and restore - AOMEI OneKey Recovery

• Recovery media creating problem

  Hello, I just bought a X 1 in carbon fiber.

  There is a media recovery Q: partition I want to backup to an external hard drive.

  When I run the media recovery software, he's looking for a disk to install it to. It is said to reformat this player. I plug my external hard drive which has 2 partitions. 1, the main disk partition and 2) a partition newly formatted specifically for this recovery media, but it detects only the primary partition on my external.

  Please can someone explain why it does not detect the other partitions on this external hard drive? I don't want to erase the 2 TB of media, I have on the primary partition of my exterior, and 2 partitoins are formatted using the same type of file system. I did a 40 GB partition to compensate for the files extracted or all the extras.

  I just called tech support with my warranty of 3 years Expert Committee and spoke to someone in Georgia who did not have any any idea what either partner computer. She asked me what icons under System properties, I saw and she asked me what my picture "looked like" after that I explained that I was on the partition windows 7 and I could see the Q: drive 'hidden' with the support of recovery on this subject.

  So far I'm intensely unhappy with the service that I paid the extra to have problems of this kind. I'm clearly not to get an answer from him on this subject, so if someone here might chime, it would be great.

  Thank you.

  jolive wrote:

  Please can someone explain why it does not detect the other partitions on this external hard drive?

  Utility to create recovery media is supposed to control the layout of the MBR and the partition on the disk target.  The utility is supposed to create simple, directly bootable recovery media and is intended not simply to do what you want.

  See you soon,.

  Bill

• Can I delete the second partition after recovery media creating?

  Hey,.

  I just create recovery media, with 2 DVDs and I wonder if I can now delete the partition on the HARD disk, which contains a folder named "HDDRecovery" called 'Data'

  I ask here because I don't want to do something stupid. Thanks in advance for the answer

  Hello

  There is nothing special, just remove them as you usually do. The thing most important you have already made the recovery discs. :)

• Error when you use Recovery Media Creator

  Hello world

  I hope someone can help me please.

  We recently bought a laptop L750 and I tried 3 times to create the media recovery and just when I reach the end of the first diskette, it comes up with an error cannot write file or something like that, if anyone has experienced this problem and how they solve this problem?

  Thank you very much

  Nel

  It's that you can't fix anything. Either it works or not.

  In General, if your laptop is in the factory and you didn t change anything, creation of recovery disks should work fine. What you can try is the use of different blank media. I recommend you to use high quality as TDK or Verbatim media.

  Please try again using one of these empty media.
  And Yes, please only use DVD-R discs.

• Satellite L655-16F - Factory reset using Recovery Media discs

  OK so I'll try to reset my Toshiba Satellite L655-16th back to factory settings, then he started giving me the out of memory error message, but I don't have that drives it asked me to do when I got the laptop, so when I do the F8 all start up and go to the screen with the Toshiba HDD recovery resetting thing and click on it It gives me this error message:

  * HDDRecoGUI *.
  Operating system recovery is impossible!
  Not found the HDD Recovery folder on the second disc of the first hard drive.
  There is no valid disk HARD recovery environment on this computer.

  I tried various different things; Press 0 - which gave me a screen asking you what operating system, I wanted to use (there is only Windows 7) then just continued to load as usual. Put the first disc in and restart my laptop (which I have pretty well every time anyway) - which did nothing. etc.
  So yes, is there a way to create the file from HARD drive of mystery I need the disks, or maybe another way to use the disks that I have not already tried?

  > Not found HDD Recovery folder on the second disc of the first hard drive.
  > There is no valid disk HARD recovery environment on this computer.
  This message appears if you have deleted the recovery image or changed the structure of the partitions on the HARD disk.

  If you have created disk or recovery disk that you can install the recovery using the recovery DVD image.

  Start your laptop and meadows F12 repeatedly to enter the boot menu.
  Place the recovery disc into the optical disc drive.
  In the menu choose the CD/DVD drive.
  Press ENTER.
  Follow the menu on the screen.

• Satellite A300D - cannot use recovery media

  Hello!
  This is what happens...
  I ordered a few days ago a media recovery disk, I put in a laptop and... Start step by step and after the recovery then this is the watch to the top:

  Image for Windows tool

  Progress: 100%

  Image applied successfully

  Unzip the Vista operating system

  L ' ImageX for Windows tool
  Copyright...

  PROGRESS: 2% 12:37 minutes
  [Warning] C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll Adobe. [Unzip the file: -> file corrupted block at offset 01C8A49F]

  [Retry] Restoring to new Adobe C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll...

  [Warning] C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll Adobe. [Unzip the file: -> file corrupted block at offset 01C8A49F]

  [Retry] Restoring to new Adobe C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll...

  [Warning] C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll Adobe. [Unzip the file: -> file corrupted block at offset 01C8A49F]

  [Retry] Restoring to new Adobe C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll...

  [Warning] C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll Adobe. [Unzip the file: -> file corrupted block at offset 01C8A49F]

  [Retry] Restoring to new Adobe C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll...

  [Error: 1392] C:\Program 8.0\Reader\vdk150.dll Adobe

  Error restoring image

  The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable

  ImageX error: could not get Visa V:\HDDRecvery\SwImgz06819XPS.swm Index 2 hard drive C:!

  Press a key to continue...

  And when I tray to do his show once again the same massage but with different files!

  CAN YOU HELP ME, PLEASE! because I have no idea what to do now

  Thank you.

  Hello

  If you cannot use this contact Arvato to order it, explain the situation and ask if you can get a new one. I can't say for sure what the problem is, but I can imagine that this recovery disk is troublemaker.

  What else can be? HARD DRIVE? I don t think so.

• Portege R700 - 15U HDD upgrade to SSD using recovery media

  Hello

  The installed HARD disk was 320, he developed surface errors.

  I decided that I would upgrade to an SSD. I got a 64 GB m4.

  I swapped the drives and booted from the recovery DVD. He gave an installation option. Selected, then it opens a command prompt where it starts to partition the drive, everything ok, until it copies the files. It errors with "CRC error or HARD drive.

  It is, with the resumption of Toshiba, there is more than 64 GB? How I choose partition sizes?

  Thank you
  Danny

  Post edited by: dannix

  Hey Buddy,

  And now your problem is solved or how to understand your second assignment?

  Is that recovery disk can also restore the factory settings on another SSD or HARD disk. There is no problem and 64 GB should be enough.

  These CRC errors could be linked to the SSD itself have you looked for an update of the firmware on the page of manufacturing SSD?
  Have you updated the BIOS?

• Laptop HP Pavilion TS 15: change boot order - using recovery media

  I'm having a problem with the use of the support of the recovery disks. 1st disk works perfectly, 74% in 2nd drive, said copy file fails. Recently, I replaced the HARD drive.  If I change the boot order to CD-ROM first, it will make a difference? Help!

  Hi@geegeesgirl,

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  Need help to install Windows. Is this fair?

  Thank you for sharing the details of the problem. I want to help you.

  The question seems to be for various reasons. I ask that you are looking for the following.

  • Check if all the disks are clean and there are has no scratches what so ever.

  Also, try the HP Diagnostics first on the hard drive to see it passes or fails. Use the link below to perform the diagnostics.

  http://HP.care/2bOrqZQ

  I hope this helps. Please update the State.

  Happy announcement.

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• Cannot use recovery media - bad machine - Satellite A55-S106

  Hello

  My laptop recently got the blue screen of death and had to reformat my laptop. I jumped the drive and much to my surprise he told me bad machine
  even if it's the drive that came with it when I bought it. Now I don't know what to do any suggestions?

  As said by Feliks, look on the Toshiba site.

  In this bulletin to support there is a solution for this problem. You must restore the credentials of your model (DMI channels) so you can restore the factory software.

• Re: Satellite Pro L - error using the recovery media creator

  Try to copy in memory USB, using Recovery Media Creator, original image from the Pc; just in case of future problems, I get this message: error 040 EAE-02-000000000.
  No idea what this means?.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Have you tried another USB key? The stick is probably defective, so the recovery media can t create successfully.

  Also format the stick before using the recovery media creator.

• Creater of recovery media is missing on my Satellite C850

  On my new Toshiba Satellite C850-11V it seems you no TRMCLcher.exe in the plan Program Files/Toshiba/Toshiba Recovery Media Creater. It is the application with which I should create DVDs for recovery. Very strange. The rest of the card seems OK. Probably something was wrong when unpacking the software.

  Can someone send me the TRMCLcher.exe program as a ZIP file so that I can manually copy to the card you?
  Thank you. Herman.

  Hello Herman

  In my opinion, you must reinstall the recovery image and he check once more with the factory settings.
  How to install the recovery image using HARD drive recovery mode you can read
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/HTD1303440001R02.htm

• NB250 - error creating recovery media

  New user. I hope that this is in the right forum.

  Trying to create up to USBMemory Stick using Recovery Media Creator. Says the USB key must be greater than 6.7 GB.
  I use a 8 GB USB Memory Stick but fails each time to the format stagewith various error messages and makes the memory stick unusable until reformatting.
  Ideas or suggestions appreciated.

  NB250 Netbook Windows 7 Starter running.

  Hi wrightp2,

  Usually a USB stick with 8 GB should be enough to create the recovery files correctly. I also used a 8 GB of CnMemory USB and it worked.

  Have you tried another USB key?
  I m not sure but maybe the USB stick isn't working properly and recovery media creator can so t finished. It's worth a try ;)

• 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.

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