Windows 7 recovery / backup of the photos in the Organizer 12 EP

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• Unable to boot Windows Vista past the Windows Error Recovery

  original title: girl in trouble

  Hello, my daughter has a DELL studio with Vista Home Premium 32 bit SP1, the problem is that it will not pass the Windows error recovery 'window' repair statup display a message "Startup Repair cannot repair this computer automatically" and gives them the following problem details:
  Signature of the problem
  Problem event name: StartupRepairV2
  Signature of the problem 01: AutoFailover
  Signature of the problem 02: 6.0.6001.18111.6.0.6001.18000
  03:6 problem signature
  Signature of the 04:2228258 problem
  Signature of the problem 05: NoRootCause
  Signature of the 06 problem: CorruptVolume
  Signature of the problem 07:0
  Signature of issue 08: 1
  Signature of the problem 09: Chkdsk
  Signature of the problem 10:0
  OS version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.256.1
  Locale ID: 1033

  She has all his docs school and work on it and I'm trying to save them, here, that's all I tried to do:

  I tried to boot using the DVD included with the computer, reinstall after pressing f12 to boot from the cd/dvd, it gave me the ability to "Repair computer" but is not. In fact I are entered in the comand prompt and ran a chkdsk/f with no result. I tried all the other recovery, repair choice but given the result.

  If I press f8 and select Safe mode, it don't go there but will take me to the same window "Windows Error Recovery".

  The 'install' mode has the 'upgrade' off function and it is said that it works only with windows.
  I can't do a clean reinstall without losing my daughter work... any suggestions?

  Luis

  Luis

  Hello

  Either yourself or a store should remove the HDD and it slave in a system that works to see if the data can be recovered from him. The error message indicates a corrupt installation volume rarely, this can be fixed without deletion and recreation of the volume (and doing so will lose all data currently on the disk). Once the data was retrieved from the Vista installation will have to be redone from scratch.

  Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• Windows Phone, recovery tool is not installed in windows 7, says the hash value is missing

  Windows Phone, recovery tool is not installed in windows 7, says the hash value is missing. Whenever I try to install the windows phone recovery tool it does not install error

  0 x 80070003, system can't find the path or 0x800b0101, hash value is missing... Please help

  Hi Imran,

  Thanks for posting the query on Microsoft Community.

  I'm sorry to know that you can not install Windows Phone on Windows 7 recovery tool. The problem could be due to system files or software problem.

  Try to solve the problem by following the methods below.

  Method 1

  Try to run the patch from the link below and check if it helps.

  Error code 0 x 80070003 when a preference of group policy is applied on Windows 7 clients:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2904034

  If the problem persists, then go to method 2.

  Method 2

  Refer to suggestions provided by Vijay B responded on December 22, 2009.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-system/the-system-cannot-find-the-path-specified-error/dae5f759-B053-4a4a-87af-42e79f517631

  I hope this helps to solve the issue. If the problem persists, get back to us. We will be happy to help you.

• Question - loop on Satellite L350-170 Windows error recovery

  Toshiba Satellite L350-170 - Intel Pentium Dual Core T3200 2.00 GHz, 2 GB, 250 GB, 17 "TFT, DVDSM, VHP

  My wife bought three weeks ago. Use of the lamp. Everything works fine, until a dialogue of "Startup Repair" appeared. Since then, the machine starts.

  Machine goes into "Windows Error Recovery" immediately after the Toshiba start screen and has the following options;
  (1) run the Startup Repair tool
  (2) start Windows normally

  Option 2 results in a blank screen and finally goes back to the screen "Windows Error Recovery".

  Option 1 has the reboot dialog box;

  "Your computer was unable to start.
  Startup Repair is checking your system for problems... »

  At this point, the Toshiba laptop enters an endless loop.

  So what I do now? There is no disc came with the laptop, so I can't reinstall the operating system. The dealer (Comet) is less useful and don't know no refund or Exchange for a defective product.

  Can someone please!

  Try this:

  Press F8 immediately after that the laptop has been turned on.
  Then choose the first option called fix my computer.
  Then a new window should open and there you can choose the option called Toshiba recovery.

  Please note then this procedure would start the Toshiba HDD recovery and the BONE to relocate again. This would be to format the whole HARD drive and set the OS to the factory settings.

  In my eyes, you can use this procedure for recovery of HARD drive, or you can try to reinstall the OS using the Toshiba recovery disc.
  Both lead to the same results

  Good bye

• Backup data/Options - 8 Adobe elements Organizer

  Recently, I have Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 and some question about the option of backup of the Organizer.

  Is it possible to save your personal/catalogus settings without saving the photos?

  Since when I click on the button full backup selected Catalogus is supported including photos.

  However, for me this useless since I already save my photocollection automatically.

  Backup of photos via Adobe would mean another backup which is a useless consumption of hard drive AND in my case.

  Also, I know there is an option whereby you can add data such as meta tags (except the information of the album for which I know it cannot be stored in the properties of the photo) to a photo.

  Does include also - stacked photo information - what I say or try to explain-I stacked for example 4 photos. When I reinstall PSE8 and add photos to the catalogus again (without the backup option) must recognize / know the photos were / are part of a stacked collection?

  Or this kind of information can be restored only with the version based on backup.

  In short can I save a catalogus stacked container / album information without the use of the function of backup or the need to safeguard the real photos too?

  Kind regards

  The file-> backup catalog command creates backups of the catalog file and pictures.

  You can back up your catalog "manually" by making a copy of the file catalog (*.pse8db) on another physical disk.

  Stack and album are never stored in the files of photos; It exists only in the catalog file.

  When I reinstall PSE8 and add photos to the catalogus again (without the backup option) must recognize / know the photos were / are part of a stacked collection?

  If you need to reinstall PSE8 on the same hard drive (assuming it has not been formatted), should not affect your catalog somehow. There is no need for you (and in fact, it is a very bad idea) to add pictures to the catalog. Which brings up the question... why you are considering reinstall PSE8? What problem does this solve? Normally you would not reinstall PSE8, and this does not resolve some of the problems that people think that this will solve.

• Help! -New Dell i3847 - Windows 7 Pro - Dell Recovery Disk Win 8.1 & DBaR don't make a backup of the system

  I bought a new Dell i3847 and it has Windows 7 Pro 64 bit installed at the factory on it.

  I wanted to make a complete backup of the system, but the Dell Backup and Recovery software does not allow me to make a backup of the system.  In addition, I was unable to create a system recovery disk using Dell backup and restore.

  I can't use the drive system recovery expected Dell because it clearly states Windows 8.1

  (1) why is a Win 8.1 drive included with a Win 7 Pro 64 bit system?

  (2) what is the problem with Dell backup and recovery that she:

  (a) cannot create a recovery disc factory

  (b) allow me to create a backup system so I can go back to the factory State

  Help!

  It has been 2.5 hours and it is still "initialize disk" to create a recovery of the plant.  It usually somewhere fails during initialization or in writing.    Spend hours for each failed attempt to create a factory recovery disc is NOT GOOD!

  The factory restore disk was finally created.

  Dell is now a person pays create a backup system and the user must download a update to do so.

  Microsoft has a tool to create a system image and make a recovery / restore disc which is free.

  So, I used DBaR do restore disk by the factory.

  However, to make a system image and a recovery / restore for that, I used windows 7 built in software.

• Taken to the backup of the windows operating system 8 in a USB key (as a recovery drive) but...

  Hello

  I recently bought a Lenovo laptop, Y510p, with operating system Windows 8 unique language. The guy in the store who says his best to take backup of the operating system in a recovery USB disk and said it will take at least 22 GB of space. So, I bought a 32 GB usb 3 pen drive and stored the backup in there, but to my surprise, it took only 13 GB of space. Now, can't do anything with the space remaining on the USB key. My doubt is that, after 6 months or a year, is possible to move the backup content immediately of this 32 GB disk in an another USB 16 GB of space and the boot through it?

  Hi Natasha,.

  I understand that you have created a Windows 8 USB recovery disk and you found it took only 13 GB of your USB 32 GB. So, you want to know if you can transfer it to a 16 GB USB key and delete the one that you have created on the 32 GB drive so that you can use the drive for other purposes.

  We are not able to transfer the recovery image that you created on your USB stick 32 GB on an another USB. However, if your PC comes with a recovery on the hard drive partition, you simply copy the image recovery of this partition on your USB drive 16 GB and can use it as a recovery in the future.

  The recovery image is stored on a recovery partition on the hard drive of your computer. Windows 8 built-in tool lets you copy this partition recovery from the PC to the USB key. Please refer to the article below:

  Create a recovery USB disk

  Hope it will be useful.

• RMAN will remove backups within the recovery window

  Salvation;

  
  

  I didn't have idea on recovery_window

  recovery_window = > number of days in which the backups must be kept for purposes of recovery

  
  

  Backups within the recovery window can be removed or

  RMAN will remove backups within the recovery window?

  If you issue a DELETE, rman cannot stop or prevent you. It will allow you to delete the backups, even the last backup taken 1 minute ago, even when there is no other backup.

  The retention window only to rman control * auto * deletion of backups - backups obsolete because they are beyond the retention window.

  Hemant K Collette

• backup with the retention policy to recovery of N days window

  Hello

  I did command to create an incremental backup of database with the configuration:

  run

  {

  Configure retention policy to recovery of 14 days window;

  backup incremental level 1 cumulative

  tag daily_incr_14_days

  database

  more archivelog delete all input;

  }

  All parameters are set to their default values, and backups of data goes to FRA. I've got catalog recovery connected and all the views RC_ at my disposal.

  (1) is it possible to know which window of recovery has been used for any command in the rman backup or query view RC_ or local database (control file information)?

  (2) if I use other settings of window of recovery with command configures which would overlap or report rman commands do?

  BR

  Sandrine.

  TenakaKhan wrote:

  Mahir,

  Thanks for the reply - in other words, this window of recovery should be used mainly for maintenance purposes (overlap, remove obsolete, report need backup etc.) and he was not associated with the actual with backup items as retention period "keep until the" safeguard clause... command database (this information are saved with the backup as I could verify according to rc_backup_set of the recovery catalog)?

  Yes.

  Maintaining backups RMAN and repository & nbsp; Reviews

  keepOption

  backup retention policy

  A policy defined by the user to determine how long the backups and archived logs must be kept for the media recovery. You can define a retention policy in terms of redundancy backup or a recovery window.

  RMAN keeps backups of data files that are required to meet the current retention policy, and all logs archived redo necessary to a complete recovery of data files.

  Recovery window

  A recovery window is a type of RMAN backup retention policy, in which the ADMINISTRATOR specifies a period of time and RMAN ensures the retention of backups and Archives redo logs required for recovery to point-in-time at any time during the recovery window.

  The interval always ends at the present time and is extended in time for the number of days specified by the user. For example, if the retention policy is set for a window of recovery of seven days and the current time is 11:00 Tuesday

  RMAN maintains the necessary backups to recover point-in-time at 11:00 the previous Tuesday.

  Concerning

  Mr. Mahir Quluzade

• Windows 7 boot CD system recovery cannot fix the Master Boot Record is damaged or missing?

  This question is on the drive that Windows 7 users can make by going to the backup and restore > create a system repair disc, and then burn the disc.

  Windows says that this disk can be used to start the computer. However, you will not necessarily be able to boot your Windows 7 operating system from the hard drive. When I had a problem recently (shut down system and on reboot I got a message BACK that says "Boot MGR missing") this disc is not to try to do a repair. In the system recovery Menu, you see here when you start the CD:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/what-are-system-recovery-options#what-are-system-recovery...

  I chose "Startup Repair" and he couldn't fix anything. I ended up cloning of my hard disk from a backup.

  Of http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/startup-repair-faq#1TC=windows-7

  "Are there problems that Startup Repair cannot fix?

  Startup Repair can only fix certain problems, such as missing or damaged system files. He can't fix the failures of hardware, such as a failing hard disk or incompatible memory, nor it protects against virus attacks.

  Startup Repair is not designed to fix Windows installation problems, is not a backup tool, so it cannot help you recover personal files, such as photos or documents. To help protect your computer, back up your system and your files regularly. For more information, search for "backup" in Windows Help and Support. »

  So here's my question: how to create a bootable CD that has everything you need to fix the Master Boot Record, whereas in case your startup files are damaged, altered, or deleted (and of course, you can not start your system from the hard drive) it will be either fix the files on the hard disk or at least still start your operating system on your hard drive?

  To answer my own question (which becomes a habit on this forum): http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/20864-mbr-restore-windows-7-master-boot-record.html

  It turns out that the repair CD Windows 7 Sytem that I had done was the right tool for the job but I didn't know how to use it. The above link explains how to use the command prompt window to repair the boot record.

  Other advice, I had was to have used the "Startup Repair" option in the Tools menu of recovery after launching the repair CD, but then he runs three times. For some reason, it takes three times to run before it can solve the problem. I think that the command prompt window method is probably more reliable.

• Need to re - install Windows, but I have no recovery partition or the Windows DVD

  Dear reader,

  Recently, Windows got broken on my Toshiba Satellite L650-170.
  I tried to use my backup, but backup refused my backups.

  After some research, the disc seems to be in good health, but all the partitions on the drive seem to be damaged in some way.

  So, I'm without a Windows disk or the recovery Partition.

  How can I get Windows on my laptop using the windows key attached to it?
  (A friend told me that the use of another work of won´t of windows disk 7)

  Kind regards

  Peter

  Hi Peter

  If you don t have access to the original recovery partition, the question is: what do you have installed on your laptop?

  If you want to have the factory settings once again, you must install OS using the original Toshiba recovery disc. You can order it on http://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx

  If you want to have clean OS install, you can use the original disc of Microsoft with the valid license code. Product key at the bottom of your laptop cannot be used for activation.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• How to backup Windows 8 recovery disks/card reader?

  Hello

  I discovered the forums here that Windows 8 does not come with the COA sticker and has no option to create the installation DVD, you can use this tutorial provided by HP, to create a recovery DVD or a USB Flash drive.

  My question is, since I can only use this method once, can I somehow save these DVD/USB Flash Drive, perhaps to burn to another DVD, copy them to another drive usb flash or maybe save to the cloud?

  In addition, the tutorial shows you 'use another method' create recovery DVD/USB Flash Drive, in which case you can't, so what are the other methods?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  You can use one of the following methods depending on the recovery media, you have created.

  1. the recovery of the disks.

  Download and install the free software ImgBurn.

  1 a. create a disk Image of each recovery disk on your PC - a guide for doing this is here.

  1 b. You can store these Image files on an external HARD disk or write to blank discs (or both) - a written guide of blank discs ISO files is here.

  2 recovery Flash Drive.

  If you want to clone a recovery USB Flash drive, there's quite a few tools around which will be repeated - is an example of a free application on the following link.

  http://www.OSForensics.com/tools/write-USB-images.html

  As to what the expression "Use another method" is referring to, I can only assume it means create a picture disc - for Windows 8, see the guide on the following link.

  http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/12/using-Windows-8s-hidden-backup-to-clone-and-recover-your-whole-PC/

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Windows 7 recovery media is unable to complete the installation

  I have had a total hard drive on my HP Pavilion DV6-3108EA failure and got the relevant HP recovery media and install a spare drive compatible plug - in this case, it's a Samsung SSD 850 EVO, 500 GB solid state of direct replacement for the deceased Samsung 500 GB disk drive. Drive diagnostic confirms that the replacement drive is fully functional without error.

  The recovery kit comes with 3 DVDs. tightening of the bolts 1 and 2 are the Windows 7 recovery media and #3 is the recovery of applications and drivers. 1 recovery attempt has done OK, loaded all three DVD but eventually stuck at a screen "loading devices (40%). ", which would not go further even after a night's sleep. Therefore, power off, and...

  Attempt 2 is better. I jumped 3 DVD and the construction seems to be almost complete but finally stopped with hearwarming message that "Windows cannot complete the installation. To install Windows on this computer restart the installation"frustrating, I think you'll agree.

  Out of curiosity I tried ctrl-alt-del what task manager open nicely and from there I was able to do many things including use setup to reconnect to my wireless router, enter the number of license Win 7 OK and activate windows, get the right keyboard configuration and launch a copy of IE8 with which I am still typing this message.

  It seems so I have a PC almost fully functional except that Windows could not complete the installation and if I click the OK button in the offending dialog box, it restarts and returns to the same dialog box. Very frustrating. Oh and there is no button start / menu start so clearly there are always things to be completed.

  The recovery media is "System Recovery Kit for portable Pavilion or Presario" (COL35379_631054_031) for which I paid £35,12 and expect to deliver the goods. But it doesn't work. Also remarkable is that the recovery media did not build a D: partition of recovery disk, contrary to what he says. Can anyone help?

  It's frustrating. Fortunately, I can also access this forum and this email addressfrom my Android Tablet and check there return from time to time. Really appreciate your ideas and help here.

  Either by the way, on a different thread, I read the assertion that HP requires to change a chip on the motherboard when you change a drive. This disc is loaded with tools and Windows software and saving the configuration changes as my wireless network details I don't buy that one. Thanks for reading this far.

  Hoping for wise leaders to help me move forward.

  With regard to Al

  So close and yet so far.

  But I would like to clear one thing up to HP support were excellent - good focus on my ideas of the problem and a commitment to see it through.  No worries about to buy me the hot spare elsewhere.  Problem still not solved, but I'm more forward with other ideas to pursue.  I was told to reset the BIOS date to 2012 (don't know what difference that would make but there) and the construction has progressed much further this time.

  More anon, but had to post a message praising the support that I received today.

  Result!

  Fixing the date of the BIOS to 2012 has allowed the recovery to go much further, but still have up to a point where he had failed.  So, why?

  Silly me!  Should have read the instructions on the screen and their follow-up religiously.  Eventually, the restore process (which takes a lot of time) begins to re - install applications and other things.  The message on the screen at the beginning of this process very clearly said that it will automatically reboot several times.  However, being a little too eager to get there, I finally saw a message that said that such and such an application requires a restart to complete the installation and stupidly I clicked the button restart now.  Who killed for the rest of the installation.  Finally I have sussed out - and kept following reconstruction my itchy fingers away from the mouse to the manuscript to rebuild whole had been terminated, making his own restarts suff and hey hop... a PC entirely restored with a nice new Samsung SSD drive.

  As an aside, if you plan to replace your hard drive (defective or not) with a Samsung SSD tested loading the Wizard software that comes with it to optimize the OS to SSD hardware.  It optimizes the things like the prefetcher and Super-fetch to the machine and the drive to work more effectively together - very impressive.

  Kudos to HP who were great support.  I know that some people say thay have bad experiences.  Mine here in the United Kingdom was outstanding.  The guy listened, asked good questions, gave good advice and has been a pleasure to work with - what would you like... oh yes, his advice worked!

  Thanks to HP real home to my little crisis.

  A lot of work to do now to recover data, backups (yes I) and re - install a large number of tools that I use, but all disks are there and it's just a matter of time now.

  All the best

  Al

• Windows asks me to insert the recovery disk when that I start.

  Original title: Microsoft Windows Vista Recovery Disc

  I have a samsung computer. I recently had a virus attack, lost all my photos. My computer then shut down (i think) and now when I turn it on she prays for a recveory disk (microsoft windows vist I think), I can't find. Is there anyway that I can buy this record? And if I do, my photos will be recovered? Or, is there another way to recover my lost photos? Thank you!

  Hello

  Here are the different ways to reinstall Vista

  Contact the manufacturer of the laptop computer and ask them to send you to vista recovery disks to reinstall the operating system back as it was when you bought it

  they do it for a nominal cost of $

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  also ask them if you have a recovery partition on your hard drive to get back to the way you bought

  you would normally press F8, F9, F10 or F11 or Alt + F10 or 0 to start to start the recovery process according to the manufacturer

  Ask them of the exact key sequence

  __________________________________________________________

  or borrow a vista microsoft dvd; not a HP, Acer recovery disk etc

  Make sure that you borrow the correct 32-bit or 64-bit microsoft dvd to your computer

  they contain all versions of vista

  This is the product key that determines which version of vista is installed

  http://www.theeldergeek.com/Vista/vista_clean_installation.html

  ____________________________________________________________

  How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and replace product manuals

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326246

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  Data recovery

  1. remove the hard drive and it slave in another computer

  2 buy or borrow a USB disk drive hard put in yout case then plug it into another computer and read the hard drive like this

  3. try Knoppix

  http://www.Knopper.NET/Knoppix/index-en.html

  BUT this method 3 depends on your hardware in the computer that failed

• my hp presario says 'boot mrg is missing' and only load windows 7 can correct with the recovery disk

  my hp presario says 'boot mrg is missing' and only load windows 7 can correct with the recovery disk

  Hello

  Here is the vista forums

  Try the repost in Forum windows 7 the link below

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/default.aspx#tab=2

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