Search : in
By :

Recovery disc

Last answer on Oct 19, 2009 11:29:26 pm BST Paco, on Feb 1, 2009 3:41:56 am GMT 
 Report this message to moderators

Hello,
I loss my recovery disc 2 of 3 someone can help me where to downlow or buy ??

Configuration: Windows XP
Internet Explorer 6.0

Best answers for « recovery disc » in :
Packard Bell – Recovery and Master CD ShowPackard Bell – Recovery and Master CD The reason of safeguarding the hidden partition How to re-tattoo? Linux Those who have the OEM licenses on their pc … which are licenses that combine software exclusively for original equipment...
Recovering lost files ShowRecovering lost files Summary Preconditions Under Windows Freeware PC Inspector File Recovery Restoration Hand Recovery Undelete Plus SoftPerfect File Recovery Photorec&Testdisk Instruction for application Notice Under...
Copy an entire partition on Vista ShowCopy an entire partition on Vista Issue Solution Issue It is possible to copy the entire partition on your hard drive with the DVD of vista. It is very useful if you want to change your hard drive in order to restore all data....
Download Disk Recovery Wizard ShowDisk Recovery Wizard is a tool to backup data. It allows to restore the damaged, corrupt and inaccessible data on a hard disk and even the formatting. A wizard guides you step by step to facilitate the operations. Disk Recovery Wizard supports any...
Download AVS Disc Creator ShowIt allows you to burn your data quickly on CD/DVD et Blu-ray disc. Features - Burning of Blu-ray disc You can burn Blu-ray Discs,and take advantage of the new storage technology (it is possible to store 25 or 50 Go in Blu-ray Disc). - Big...
Download Excel Password Recovery Master Show
Ask your question Reply

1

linksys27, on Feb 1, 2009 7:19:26 am GMT
  • +2

Hi,
you will have to create new backups again.
you wont get it to buy.

   
Reply to linksys27

2

Alex, on May 28, 2009 2:51:42 am BST

Actually, you CAN order recovery discs. Call 1 800 488 7669. From them, you can order a new set of recovery discs. I believe it's about $20.00 US, not including shipping and sales tax. Unfortunately, that's probably the cheapest you're going to be able to get it.

   
Reply to Alex

4

thomasde, on Jun 4, 2009 2:49:22 am BST
  • +2

For any Recovery disc check out here
http://www.iterasi.net/openviewer.aspx?sqrlitid=4klno2jmzkwa­qpb0hd3m7w

just make a search for downloading recovery disc and search u will find best link for downloading

   
Reply to thomasde

5

zorglups, on Jul 8, 2009 9:46:54 pm BST
  • +3

I ran into similar troubles on a Sony Vaio VGN-NS11M
My neighbor never created the recovery disks and crashed Windows Vista...

Using a Boot CD like the wonderful Hiren's bootcd, I could see 2 partitions:
- a first 800MB partition that was hidden and contained the recovery data
- a second partition using the rest of the disk and was the active partition.

Using any partitioning tool, I did set the first partition (recovery partition) as the active one, applied the changes and rebooted.

That's it !!! The Laptop rebooted in a recovery mode in which I followed a wizard and could restore the laptop in its factory settings within 10 minutes.

No CD or DVD to buy.

Many thanks to Hiren's BootCD creator by the way !!!

Good luck !

   
Reply to zorglups

6

superherodvh, on Aug 18, 2009 7:00:43 pm BST

How did you use hirens boot cd to set the recovery partition as the active one and boot from this partition? Which tool was it and how.

Help would be greatly appreciated :)

   
Reply to superherodvh

7

masterclone, on Sep 20, 2009 12:17:39 pm BST

You can use hirens boot cd to boot into a "mini windows xp", there you go to administrative tools and the "Disk Manager".
Within Disk Manager you can right click on the recovery partition and "set as active"...

many thanks to zorglups for the tip with setting the recovery partition active.

i tried to set up a windows xp on a compaq cq60-110EG. But it was very time-consuming to find the right drivers, and i didn't manage to get a working sound-driver. therefore i had to recover the vista system (without a recovery-cd).
and it worked perfectly!

thanks!!

   
Reply to masterclone

8

FRENCHIE, on Oct 2, 2009 9:43:33 pm BST

HOW DO I DO THAT WHEN I CANT GET TO START

   
Reply to FRENCHIE

9

masterclone, on Oct 3, 2009 3:28:44 pm BST
  • +1

U have to boot up with hirens boot cd...

   
Reply to masterclone

10

kryloc, on Oct 5, 2009 12:04:43 am BST

There are no options when right clicking the hidden partition for my ...older HP desktop. It notices it, Fat32, Status: EISA Configuration, but I cannot do anything to it.

Any other ideas?

   
Reply to kryloc

11

kryloc, on Oct 5, 2009 2:16:14 am BST
  • +1

Update: Played with Paragon Partition Manager and got the Hidden partition set to active, but now the PC crashes while booting. Error: Stop C000021a and 0xc000003a.

I've read that I might need to fix the MDR(Master Boot Record) but am unsure how to properly attempt that.

   
Reply to kryloc

14

 Amybay, on Oct 19, 2009 11:29:26 pm BST

You can buy system recovery or restore CDs and DVD discs from this website with free shipping!

[URL=”http://digitalmedia-labs.com”]

Full version of System Recovery Disc for all laptops and desktops with Windows XP/URL

Good luck!
AmyBay

   
Reply to Amybay
Ask your question Reply
They need your help