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• Windows XP system restore Boot Failure with new hard drive

  HP Touchsmart IQ546t running Windows XP Home Edition

  Here is my story:

  A few months ago my PC was informing me that a hard disk failure is imminent and how can I back up my data.

  I was able to get most of the data backed up and has continued to use the PC.

  Finally, the hard drive failed.

  Not being not able to find system restore disks, I ordered a set of HP.

  In the meantime, I was able to save the rest of my data using an external hard drive enclosure, a laptop and a backup disk.

  I used system restore discs to erase the hard drive and restore the operating system.

  After the successful restoration, I was able to boot my PC and use it for a few days, but again became imminent hard disk failure message. Yet once again, the hard drive failed and I was unable to use it.

  I decided to replace the hard drive, thinking I could install and use the system restore disks to get the installed operating system.

  I followed all the instructions, I find and could not start the machine to the point he will recognize the recovery disc. I receive a message that tells me to insert a bootable media.

  Does anyone know what I'm missing here?

  Is there something I can try to get the hard drive to boot to the point he will recognize the recovery disk?

  Thanks in advance for any advice.

  Hello

  OPS, sorry on this subject.  If the recovery discs are not recognized not so you act have a problem trying to get the new HDD to be restored.

  Try the procedure below and see what happens.  View your results.

  Cyberlink CD recovery for hard drives. When you created this CD, insert it into the system that fails to start, restart, and wait until you see a window with a green check mark.  Next, remove the CD and insert your first recovery DVDs.  Reboot the PC and go through the process of installing the operating system again.  If all goes well, it should install properly this time.

• Virus blocks all files & folders, windows defender and restore point

  I have a virus that blocks access to my files SYSTEM, Windows Defender and perhaps even of Windows Support. For some reason when I give permission from Windows to check my system for my product key and ID it cannot access. Malware bytes and AVG nothing found. Malware, I ran in safe mode. AVG was not available in the save mode. Defender does not open. IE and Windows explore are constantly stop and error too.

  My system is Vista Home Premium, service pack 1, the last I did change is the change in language. This week, I removed a very boring task bar called Babylon, who appears out of nowhere, from my computer which also seemed like malware to me. All traces of it were gone. What to do next. I tried everything I can think of.

  Thank you.

  I suggest you to install Microsoft Security essential place of AVG:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security_essentials/

  For its last database of configuration of installation in offline mode:

  https://www.Microsoft.com/security/portal/definitions/ADL.aspx

  Did you run the Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=AD724AE0-E72D-4F54-9AB3-75B8EB148356&displaylang=en

  In this case you could not access the page everything Microsoft domain so you need to download it from another machine.

  If nothing works then:

  It seems that malware has badly edited the system files. Fresh formatting will be the best procedure, but you can follow the instructions if you want to format it now & solve the problem by repairing OS platform below.

  1. open the command prompt (make a right click on it & "Run as Administrator").

  2. type sfc/scannow & then press ENTER.

  (the command will restore all the files system protected Windows in its original version)

  3 then he will ask the Windows startup disk, so insert & allow the time to complete the scan.

  4. once the command/scanning is finished check that your problem exists or not.

  Note: if succeeded, you may need to activate your copy of windows with its original CD key. Otherwise next reboot it will delay/deny to connect to your account until that activate you in original key. If you have no real CD key as you try the command.

  You will be unable to run this command if you have no windows startup disk. (You will need Microsoft Windows Vista SP1 not any bootable disc restore disk / retail)

  In the corruption of file extreme command may have failed. Then, to fix the OS by booting the disc.

  S.Chatterjee

• How can I remove windows 10 and restore windows 7 more than 30 days after the upgrade to 10? In addition, can't find my key code... former system

  Since more than 30 days, I upgraded to windows 10 and I would LOVE to go back to windows 7.  Have no idea where my product key could be.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows-10/Windows-10-recovery-options

  Check if you can restore your PC to factory settings. This reinstall the version of Windows on your PC and remove your files personal, applications and drivers that you have installed, and any changes made to the settings. Go to settings > Update & security > Recovery > reset this PC > start and seek to restore factory settings.

  Discussions:

  1. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/wiki/insider_wintp-insider_install/how-to-reinstall-or-restore-your-original-windows/b6649955-f8d3-4c0c-94ca-e4a5b5e06c60

  2. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-win_upgrade/revert-to-previous-version/cce5dfd1-8979-4134-92ad-a74cb76a4cc1

• Satellite U - crashes during windows startup and restore cannot fix

  Most of the time, but not whenever the laptop hangs when starting windows.
  I get a blue screen, a dump file is created and then it restarts and gives me the ability to start windows normally or by using windows recovery. The windows recovery can not solve the problem.

  When I select the option to open windows normally everything works fine without any problems.

  If I restart the laptop, it will never block.
  The problem happens about 90% of the time when he walks.

  The problem started shortly after the purchase of the laptop in October.
  Initially, it came with Windows Vista and I was wondering if the problem was with Vista so steeple I've upgraded to Windows 7, but it always freezes on most start-ups. Otherwise, the laptop works very well and I'm happy with it.

  I suspect that the problem might be with Realtek, but pilots seem to be up to date. My internet security is trend micro.

  I was wondering if it might be a hardware problem, when this happens on Vista and windows 7.

  Someone has any ideas on what could be causing the laptop to crash at startup?

  Hello

  To be honest, if this problem occurs on the version of Vista and Windows 7 too that sounds like a hardware problem and it s time for an authorized service provider. Technicians can check your laptop fix it. It of fairly new, so I guess that it s still under warranty and the repair is free.

  Here, you can get the closest authorized service provider:
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads > find an authorized service provider

  Goodbye :)

• Windows Firewall and internet connection failure

  My Wi-wired connections and no longer work. My window firewall won't start. I now have a message to "svchost.exe. startuo - Application error The instruction at "0x7d4caa9b" reference memory at "0x00000010". The memory cannot be: "read" "Any ideas how to solve this problem?

  Hello

  Thanks for choosing Microsoft Community Forums.

  According to the description, it seems like you get an error message "svchost.exe - Application error. The instruction at "0x7d4caa9b" reference memory at "0x00000010". The memory could not be read. I'll be happy to help you with this problem.

  (1) when exactly you receive this error message?

  (2) have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  I suggest you follow the steps to disable Windows Driver Foundation - User - mode Driver Framework and check if it works.

  (a) click Start and select run.

  (b) type services.msc and press enter.

  (c) search for Windows Driver Foundation - User - mode Driver Framework serviceright click Choose Properties in the Startup type and then select disabled.

  (d) to restart the computer.

  I hope it helps. If you have any questions about Windows in the future, please let us know. We will be happy to help you.

• Problem with window painted and scrollbars when editing (LabVIEW 8.0.1)

  I'm under LabVIEW 8.0.1 in Windows XP SP3.  For my main VI, I came across a strange problem about 5 months ago.  The front window - both in edit mode and run mode - arrested repaint itself on the right side which is no longer visible when you scroll from top to bottom, but also visible overlapping Windows.  Coinciding with the repaint problem, both bars scroll search disabled grey arrows and no boxes in the bars that you can click and drag to scroll the window.  The scroll bars work still partially if you pass the mouse over it and roll the mouse wheel but does not work by clicking and dragging.

  The façade has a lot of controls and indicators, including containers of tab control and is greater in the horizontal directions and vertical so the two scroll bars must be active.  But I deleted everything in the Panel before and everything in the schema and the problem persists.  If the problem is not directly related to a control/led display.

  I saved the simple VI to this problem (using a line of large text and a high box rounded to test), and then created a new VI and copied the two elements at the new VI.  This new VI didn't paint it and the problem of the scroll bar.  The two screws are slightly different in the memory usage and the revision number (bad is review 1785 and the good is revision 3), but otherwise the two screws are identical.  I have attached two screws at this announcement.  When you first open the bad VI, you will see the scroll bars disabled while the good VI has active scroll bars.  To replicate the repaint problem, scroll the window up and down with your mouse wheel.  If it's good when you first open the VI, click on another window, then click on the window of VI and try again the mouse wheel.  This by clicking sur-loin-and-return always causes the problem of repaint for me.  I tried the screw on two different computers, both running Windows XP SP3 and LabVIEW 8.0.1 with identical results.

  Here's what I discovered simple troubleshooting with the screws:

  always off scroll bars

  * repaint the problem in the main window for larger then 680 pixels of window widths

  * repaint the problem in the menu bar of the main window for widths of more than 646 pixels

  * entire window becomes disabled than 1348 pixels window width

  * can paint window minimize and restore, but only repaints only once

  * scrollbar boxes sometimes flicker in the display, but then disappear

  * Scroll left and right hovering mouse over the bar and horizontal scroll by using the mouse wheel

  I found something similar on this forum (thread: problem with refresh of façade)-it could be linked to the CAR on the Panel being offset internally.  I don't have access to LabVIEW 8.5 or later and do not plan to upgrade - I have not tried the trial version, as this user has done.  I could try to copy and paste my set of the block for a new VI diagram but the VI is so important I'm afraid something would break, plus I don't want to do it again in a few months.  The problem seemed to occur after a certain number of stops (or revision number).  I save copies of backup often and when the problem first happened, I was able to go to a previous version, make the missing changes and save it without any problem, but this only delayed the problem and he came later.  It is therefore perhaps the revision number.  It seems not related to a change or a particular addition in the front panel and the graph.

  The attached picture shows the repaint problems and scroll bar in bad VI.

  This raises a question I have - if this problem is a bug has been fixed in 8.5 and later, is it possible to apply bug fixes for older versions?  Or what I need to pay for an update fix these bugs?

  Seems that something got corrupted with this VI. Things to copy on a cool VI and things should be OK.

  See also this recent report of a similar problem.

• Satellite P750/P755 - backup and restore Windows 7

  Hello

  My hard drive is about to fail on my Windows 7 Satellite P750; I get warnings of impending failure for a month now. I bought a hard drive again, and he's ready to go, but I am unable to create a backup and restore point. I get an error message 0 x 81000037: "snapshots of files cannot be read.

  Let me give you a part of the history of my machine before we get to the question. Windows 7 is pre-installed on this machine. A year ago, I created a new partition and installed Linux. Linux then took over the responsibilities of the boot. A couple of weeks, I deleted the Linux partition. This gave me a problem because the computer could not start. Fortunately I had recently created a return upwards and the restore point, and during the process, I was asked if I wanted to create a Windows 7 Home Premium repair disc. I could use this CD to access a command line tool that makes the new bootable machine.

  However, I have more a hidden on my machine boot partition (at least according to the disk management snap-in I'm not). Now, I get the above error when I try to create a new backup and restore point. I don't have a copy of the previous backup and restore point (I deleted it to make room for a new).

  From my research, apparently, one of the possible causes of the error 0 x 81000037 is related to the size of the hidden boot partition. Because I do not have the hidden boot partition I fear this could be the cause.

  There are other possible causes of this error. For example, a virus that the antivirus refuses to give access to during the back up and restore the partition, and junction points in to save readers who are the mounted volumes. I ran a full scan on my computer and cannot find any threats. I checked my junction points (which are a bit) and none are mounted drives.

  This brings me to suspect that the lack of a boot partition is the problem. I saw in the forums of some suggest it is better to back up all my data in the traditional way (already done, since you ask), install the new drive to hard and then reinstall Windows 7.

  So eventually, we get to my question!

  Windows 7 is installed on my machine, I think that I don't have the disks to reinstall on a new hard drive. Is this correct? I am able to get a copy?

  To be honest, I wouldn't reinstall Windows on a hard disk again, rather than using a return to the top of the spirit and point of restoration. I have a LOT of programs and rubbish that have accumulated in it in the (almost) last 3 years.

  Thank you for your patience. If there are some details that might be useful, but I left out (I'm sure there is) please let me know.

  > I think Windows 7 is installed on my machine, that I don't have the disks to reinstall on a new hard drive. Is this correct? I am able to get a copy?

  You have not all discs because Toshiba provides clean recovery disc creator software which is always pre-installed on new laptop computers.
  This recovery disk tool or support of creator creates the recovery disk that can be used to recover the laptop.

  It was a big mistake not to create this disk, however, you have the possibility to order this disc here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• 0x8007001b with Vista Home Premium Center backup and restore backup failure

  I have my Toshiba Satellite M205-S7452 with Vista Home Premium for about 8 months, and November 2007, backup windows, and restore program worked flawlessly. I was able to back up my music, photos and documents to a DVD on a regular basis. But then I started having an error halfway back up that says "drive cannot find the sector requested" with the 0x8007001b error code. It seems that the backup works partially - there are files on the DVD player but I don't know if it ends or not. I tried to do some research on Google and it seems that there is other people affected by this error, but I could not find suggested patches.

  Hi jennielah,

  Please use the Forum of the community for Vista.

  If it has started, use the system restore back to a point before you start. See below for instructions.

  If you can do that I have a work around you. Your specific error seems to relate to update failures, not only the Windows updates but the various failures of update.

  The job is to save it to your hard drive and copy the files on the DVD after the fact.

  I hope this helps.

  Please let us know if we can do something else.

  The System Restore tool

  Other troubleshooting methods, such as using the System File Checker tool, cannot solve the problem. If they do not resolve the problem, and the problem you are experiencing started occurring recently, you can use the System Restore tool. Using this tool, you can restore the computer to an earlier point in time.

  The tool using System Restore may not necessarily help you determine the problem. The System Restore tool uses points of restore to return the system files and settings to an earlier point in time. You can use it to restore the operating system to a point in time where you have not experienced the problem. When you use system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, the programs and updates that you have installed are removed.

  To restore the operating system to an earlier point in time, follow these steps:

  1. Click Start , type system restore in the Search box, and then click System Restore in the programs list.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type your password or click continue .

  1. In the System Restore dialog box, click choose a different restore point , and then click Next .

  2. In the list of restore points, click a restore point created before you started having the problem, and then click Next .

  3. Click Finish .

     The computer restarts and system files and settings are back to the State they were in when the restore point was created.

  Here is a link to the system restore, if you would like more information

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212/

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

• Can I download Windows XP Backup and Restore Wizard?

  When I bought my computer I did not receive the Windows XP disks.  I want to make a backup of the entire system on an external hard drive, as opposed to the individual file backup.  All the help files I've found say to insert the XP disc.  Then I found the Backup Wizard online and install it directly to my computer?

  Since the Microsoft Answers forum does not have any kind of information system request when a new question is asked, we know absolutely nothing about your system.  Not knowing the basic information a problem prolongs the frustration and the agony of these issues.

  Thank you MS Answers, allowing the resolution of simple problems as frustrating and a lot of time as possible.

  If you are using XP Home Edition, you will need to install the XP Backup utility yourself and here are some instructions on how to do it.

  If you are not using XP Home and XP backup is to give you some grief, try to describe the issue in more detail.

  The backup program is automatically installed on XP Professional, but not on XP Home. If you have the genuine bootable XP Home installation CD, insert it into your system and navigate to this folder:

  \ValueAdd\MSFT\NTBACKUP

  Double-click the Ntbackup.msi file to start the installation.

  Here is a nice article from Microsoft which tell you all this:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/?kbid=302894

  Here is another article that explains how to:

  http://www.winxptutor.com/Ntbackup.htm

  If you don't have an installation CD and need to download the Ntbackup.msi file, here is the link if you can download:
  http://www.winxptutor.com/Ntbackup.htm

  If you are using in relying on the built in NT backup to back up your system, it is the primitive technology (obviously - because you will be asked for a floppy disk).  If you have a disaster (even minor), you will have a big problem, trying to recovery your stuff, if you don't have a floppy drive.

  If you want to make a backup, it makes sense to use modern technology - and that the technology is not integrated into XP.

  There are many popular options for XP Backup and imaging software (s) of third parties.

  A people a popular seem to love East of Acronis.

  With this (free 30 day trial) you backup, you can make a bootable CD or bootable USB (which is modern, huh?) and use than disaster.

  They used to have a completely free version - maybe no more - just the trial, then you must buy it, but it is highly respected.

  It is so much more robust than the XP Backup, it's laughable.

  Many other options if you do a little research on Google...

  Here are a few products that PML has proposed may be attractive (use Google to find them):

  Acronis
  Macrium Reflect
  Paragon backup and restore
  DriveImageXML

  Some disk cloning software for you to Google ideas:

  Acronis True Image Home 11
  EASEUS ToDo Backup
  Paragon Drive Copy or Partition Manager Personal
  Casper
  Norton Ghost

• After backup files and restoring Windows XP, I can't open the files backed up.

  After backup files and restoring Windows XP, I can't open the files backed up. The files are password on a user account. I know the password. But the message received when you try to open them is: access is denied. Drag / drop the files in 'Shared files' result in the same message. I know that the files exist, because when I open backup and browse for them, they are displayed. Is there a method to open? I have Windows XP Media Center Edition, Version 2002, Service Pack 3 update. I tried to back up the files with backup of backup, but it does not work.

  Hi error,.

  I suggest you follow the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base and check.

  How to capture a file or a folder in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308421

  I hope this helps.

• Upgrade Vista Home Premium to Ultimate - Windows complete PC Backup and Restore

  Dear Madam, dear Sir

  Upgraded my laptop HP DV7 Vista Home Premium to Ultimate, mainly to use Windows complete PC Backup and Restore.

  The restore time and unfortunately no option in the boot menu at startup to restore system from images. No menu advanced etc. I guess starting always remains at the level of the premium and does not provide "Windows complete PC Backup and Restore" restore options.

  Grants menu of system restore points, with only the last good restore point and no option to select point of previous restoration or system image to restore from.

  Mmmm nice ideas...

  Thanks in advance

  Good day

  Kent

  Hello

  Complete PC Backup is designed for the reinstallation of the operating system that you have backed up.

  You access it to start from a Vista DVD.

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/Windows-Vista-complete-PC-Restore/

  To restore a full backup of the computer, you must proceed within the Windows recovery environment. To access the Windows recovery environment, you will need to insert your Vista DVD in the DVD drive on your computer and turn on your computer.

  See you soon.

• Registry backup and restore in Windows Vista

  Original title - backup and restore

  I need to get these procedures to back up and restore the registry in Windows Vista

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/212412-registry-backup-restore.html

  How to back up and restore the Vista registry

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• window mail contact restoration of system backup and restore files

  I backed up my system on a portable hard drive, he said, he would return to the top of my window vista email contacts and emails, but when I tried to restore themn he wasn't able to find it can help any one?

  Hello

  The WindowsMail.MSMessageStore file is the file of database of WinMail. You will not be able to backup and restore that easily. You should back up the registry keys and the entire message store and no not only the database file. The WindowsMail.MSMessageStore file is only the database and does not contain messages. The messages are in the same directory, but under the directories that correspond to message folders in WinMail. Old Windows Mail would be apt file to search for.

  For more information, you can consult the following article:

  Messages may be stuck in the Outbox when you use Windows Mail on a computer that is running Windows Vista

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

• I had to do a full (out of the box) system restore. Before that, I did a complete backup of dvd by using Windows backup center and restore...

  Windows Vista 64-bit
  I had to do a full (out of the box) system restore. Before that, I did a complete backup of dvd by using Windows backup center and restore. I'm now trying to restore my files however, I get an error message that says the missing user account... "files that you are restoring have security permissions to a user account that is not found on this computer. The missing account is shown below... Dad-PC\ADMIN."the problem is, that a user account name cannot contain the"------"what to do? Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  at the end of my 1st response is a link to the appropriate forum for these questions

  If you have problems, it's in here is a forum for microsoft at the link specifically for backup questions below

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/WindowsBackup/threads