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• Aktivating preinstalled Windows 8.1

  Hello
  I bought a new laptop (https://www.toshiba.de/innovation/jsp/supportMyProduct.do?service=DE#tab0;)
  There are 2-3 weeks. First of all, everything was fine. But then a few days ago Windows 8.1 startet to panic. Many functions no longer works:
  could not activate firewall nor Defender
  could not change the settings sometimes
  could not update or reinstall Windows
  ... and so on

  So I decided to "repair/reinstall" Windows with the CD of my friend because there is no CD of toshiba when I bought the laptop. After that, all the problems have been resolved, except the activation problem. This time I finally got an error code: 0xC004C003. Which means that my key was probably has been blocked all the time. How can this be?

  I discovered that the CD of my friend's Windows Pro and I think that I only had normal Windows. But why it does not work until I "fixed" my PC with the CD Pro "wrong" to Windows? Why Windows wanted me aktivate Windows suddenly out of nothing? I tried to get a correct Toshiba Recovery CD, but it's quite expensive (around 40 euros!) and I don't think that it can fix my problem.

  Each new book offered with Windows preinstalled is actually pre-installed with recovery image designed for certain model of laptop. Recovery image is software which includes the Windows operating system, all necessary drivers, Toshiba specific tools/utilities and a few software additional.
  This preinstalled recovery image is also saved on the HARD drive as back-up that allows that you said HARD recovery disk image installation in case where there is a problem with OS preinstalled that you got with your machine. Each owner of the laptop can also create recovery media (USB or DVD) using of preinstalled Toshiba Recovery Media Creator. This recovery media can also be used for the recovery image installation if the installation of HARD drive recovery unbootable, or in case when the HARD disk is damaged and must be replaced. This is described in the paper manuals user s. I guess you were not informed on this subject and you didn't create this recovery media. For about 5 years, Toshiba does not provide records of installation with new laptops. Recovery media must be created by the owner of the laptop.

  Please note: original recovery image should not be enabled. You can install it 1000 times and each time after the first connection to the internet OS will be activated automatically.

  After the clean operating system installation (installation of non-recovery media) you will not be able to install the recovery image using disk HARD recovery option. It works with the factory only settings.

  You now have two options:
  1 / to order the original installation disc of recovery and install the original recovery image that should NOT be enabled
  2 / to install Windows using another media, but then you have to pay for valid license code

  In my opinion best solution for you is to have the order image backup and recovery by Toshiba recovery disc.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• [Solved] T440s unbootable after recovery

  Hi all

  I have a laptop of lenovo T440s, whose mother has been replaced a few months ago.

  Today, I want to do a clean install (windows 8) using the recovery USB I created before the replacement of the motherboard (note that I already used it and it worked before changing the Board of Directors).

  It goes through various stages, delete files and create the partitions, but when it's actually the computer is not able to boot to the hard drive. I have the following messages:

  Intel (R) Boot agent Ge v1.5.43 copyring (C) 1997-2013, Intel corporation

  ... during initialization and linking...

  PXE - E61 - Media test failure, check cable

  PXE - M0F - boot agent intel coming out

  (looks like so he attempts to start on the pci lan)

  Then he returned to the start menu where I have the choice between:

  ATA HDD0

  PCI LAN

  If I select the first item, nothing happens, and the LAN PCI gives the above error message.

  I tried to reset the bios default settings, but it did not help. So I wonder if it has something to do with some change to the ID of the motherboard, bios version...

  I also launched the lenovo fast storage device test to check the hard drive, and everything was ok.

  So if you have any inputs or suggestions that I could try, I would be very gratefull

  Thank you!

  Edit: problem solved, I had to change a bios option in UEFI (the new motherboard has been set default to legacy, spoil the whole recovery process)

  I finally solved the problem.

  I spent a few hours trying to repair the bcd with different methods described on the web using /RebuildBcd, Bcdboot Bootrec and also to define the good partition as active. However, none of the methods worked as I always had several error message telling me that it is not possible to access the material (or "failure when you try to copy files from a startup." after bcdboot for example).

  After that I realized that the new motherboard default settings have been set to "Legacy" for the boot mode. I spent to UEFI, then went to the recovery (with new partitioning) process and it was ok.

  I hope this will help others, avoiding slowing trying to solve the dcb in the command prompt (actually I don't know if it could have been corrected as well...)

• XP unbootable after using the recovery disk, but Linux will be

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite L25-S1216. I had some bad virus, so I used the TOSHIBA Windows XP Recovery and Applications/drivers DVD provided with the computer when I bought it. I had used this once recovery DVDs or two before without problem, the last time was about 1 year ago. The recovery process seems to be okay: he seemed to format the disk and copy the files from the DVD to the hard drive. He copied about 5 600 MB hard disk for about 10 minutes and 40 seconds.

  But the computer does not boot from the hard drive after using the recovery DVD. I tried the process several times and it does not start in Windows XP on the hard drive. I checked the settings in the BIOs to make sure he can start, but it does not start in Windows XP on the hard drive. All I get is a white screen with a horizontal blinking cursor, nothing else, no error message, nothing.

  Then I got a copy of Linux (Fedora 14 live) on a CD and started on the computer from the CD R - W, DVD R drive. Then I loaded Fedora 14 hard disk. , I can boot into Linux (Fedora 14) of the fine to hard drive. In fact I use Linux to write this e-mail now. I also see the files that have been copied from the DVD recovery Windows XP on the hard drive, when I'm on Linux.

  Does someone has an idea what could be the problem? The only difference between now and the last time I used the recovery about DVDs a year, is that I had to replace it internal CD R - W, DVD R drive, as a mechanical part was broken. I replaced it with the same exact model (TS-L462) who was in the computer when I got it is new.

  Thank you

  B.

  Not sure how a restore xp cd may give you the option to start the recovery console.

  With a regular xp, recovery cd / repair console is launched all simply by selecting the 'r' on the configuration screen.  Subsequently, the recovery console opens and takes you to the drive prompt.

  In any case, what I suggest is to execute commands to drive at the command prompt that could make the drive bootable again.

  the commands are:

  Chkdsk /r

  Fixboot

  bootcfg /rebuild

  FIXMBR

  Normally, fixmbr running on a laptop is not recommended because it disables the hidden partition that contains the files for recovery.  Then re-enable it manually, is not easy. But since you have your on dvd, then you are lucky.

• Installation of recovery on Satellite C50-A-1Jn

  My son has a Satellite C50-A-1john and was doing a restore of the partition of drive hard, but stopped at halfway.

  When it tries to start, it receives the message "no boot device - please reboot."

  He did not create a floppy disk to restore his laptop, but I found where I can order one from Toshiba. Before I spend £30, I want to know if it will restore his laptop.

  Recovery image installation can not be interrupted. Now, the laptop is confused and unbootable. Problem is that interrupted recovery installation cannot continue, cannot be started from the beginning and also not ended correctly.

  What you need to do now is to get the installation of recovery disc and start the installation again.

  After doing this you will have factory again and everything works OK.
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• Problems of recovery with satellite A30 303

  I launched the recovery utility, and then I selected the recovery mode in advance that my hard drive is partiotioned, and I didn't want to format the second partition where different data files were stored.
  The first recovery disc has been loaded and files have bben transferred, then when you are prompted to load the secondary drive an error message as single user are not allowed... has been shown.

  Abandonment of the utility and after rebooting I got following messages:

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  Then two pages of lines BACK describing the situation.
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  Hello

  This first time that perform you the installation of recovery with comes from Toshiba Recovery CD? If this isn't the case, it is the first time that this problem occurred?

• partitions and recovery disk

  I have a satellite a10 and have partitioned the hard drive. Now, I have a small primary fat16 partition with a bootmanager, a partition main ntfs with windows xp and a partition extended, completely occupied by logical ntfs partitions with my documents. My wish was to install another operating system, making the smaller primary ntfs partition and put in the form of free space unallocated as a new primary partition.
  BUT... when I was doing the smaller partition, an error has occurred, and the computer is unbootable. Now, I think, my windows partition is damaged and have no chance to save.
  WHEN I try to use the toshiba recovery cd, will I have any chance not to format the entire disk, backup of my documents? Is possible to format (install Windows inside) that the space left by the corrupted partition?

  Thanks to all those who will read and help me!

  Hello

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• Pavilion p6-2201el: the BIOS recovery

  My PC after the upgrade to Windows 10 unbootable. No MESSAGE, no noise, no led on the front panel. Power supply is ok. Think I should do a being of the jumper on the motherboard BIOS recovery. I may have the exact procedure? Thank you ad is lying.

  Hi there @MarcoFast
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are looking for help that your system does not start successfully after the upgrade to Windows 10. I'm happy to help you.

  I realize that you may have about the reset of the BIOS, but I think you should try to work first of all through the process on this page. HP - computer desktop PC won't start not (Windows 10.8)

  Then if you still have questions, I would recommend you restore your previous operating system, a feature that allows 10 Windows when you install an upgrade; You can restore 29 days.

  Restoration of Windows 10 in your previous version of Windows - www.thewindowsclub.com

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• Satellite L500 series. No recovery menu. no option to restore just C.

  LS.
  The other night, my phone still worked fine. The only systemchange I did installed a program to read djvu files.
  Now my computer is unbootable. It just says:

  ------------------------------------
  Windows does not start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. to solve the problem:
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  2. choose your language setings and then click "next".
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  If you do not have the disk, contact your system administrator or computer manufacturer for assistance.

  file: \Boot\BCD
  Status: 0xc000000f
  Info: an error occurred trying to read the boot configuration data.
  ------------------------------------

  I do not have the windows installation disc, because it was not provided when I bought the laptop.
  However, I recently made a recovery dvd. The problem is, that by pressing f12 during the boot upward and then selecting the dvd to start from, start the recovery. Disk recovery utility HARD TOSHIBA screen does not automatically appear at the start of the computer. However, through the f12 boot path, no options are presented. I can't select an option to recover only the c partition (no menu I've seen in many tutorials with 3 options: http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD7C02140000R01.htm). Erase my whole HARD drive.
  Help please. I don't want to lose all the data on my other partitions. I'm scared :(
  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Matthijs

  > I do not have the windows installation disc, because it was not provided when I bought the laptop.
  The disk was not provided because it was possible to create a recovery disk using Toshiba disc creator software recovery which was available on the HARD disk!

  The Toshiba Recovery disk is NOT the same thing as the common Windows installation disc!
  The recovery disk contains an image, and you can just run the recovery disk to put the laptop in the same State as on the first day of purchase. This means, you HARD drive will be formatted!

  If you don t want to lose the file on the HARD drive, I recommend booting from a Linux live CD or disc of WinPE.
  WinPE is downloadable and you can create a bootable CD.
  Then you could get access to HARD drive and could back up the data on external HARD drive or USB key.

  Google for WinPE or linux live CD for more details

• Created recovery disc is ok, but does not start Satellite A300

  Hello
  as the title suggests, the disks fail to start, details below formatted for reading easier (I hope :))

  -All-new series Toshiba A300
  -J' have created a disk of restoration with the toshiba utility, there was no error, the files are there but the drive seems to be unbootable.
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  Hello

  There is certainly nothing wrong with the Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator.
  I burned the recovery disc too. Once it failed because I did not use fully compatible DVD. Then I tested it with TDK - R and everything went well.
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• No system boot, how to access the recovery partition?

  Hello
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  I made the recovery discs when I came to my computer, but I left with my parents... which is be the other side of the world (literally).

  However, I also kept the "recovery partition" intact, I hoped I could start somehow, but I don't know how.
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  If not, is there another way to do it from a live CD? (like the one I currently use to write this message)

  Chris.

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  I put t know how long it will take but maybe you should communicate with your parents and ask if they can send you the recovery disc as soon as possible.

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• Satellite L40 - 18Y: corrupt system files - how to use the recovery partition

  Greetings,

  One of my friends bought the Bulgarian electronic Toshiba Satellite L40 - 18Y (PSL48E) from a major retailer and insists on the fact that it came without any CD, but the first time he installed Vista.

  After that some of his other friends have uninstalled Vista and XP for unknown reasons (he says that some drivers and patches were necessary to make XP work properly, I think he might have something on LBA48 and SP1).

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  It is all recovery partition and how I should go?
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  Hello

  There is perhaps a little change to reinstall Vista with the HDD recovery procedure.
  Please check if it would work.
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  But to be honest I don t see the chances it would work because you have already removed the Vista from the HARD drive.

  You must have read the user manual before deleting the Vista.
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