Toshiba Windows 7 Recovery Disk Iso Torrent

Applications Windows Files: 1 Size: 7.5 GB Tag(s): Toshiba C870 Satellite Recovery Uploaded: Oct 7, 2014 By. Toshiba Windows 8 x64 Recovery Disc 1.ISO. Type: Applications Windows Files: 1 Size: 7.5 GB. If i knew how to remove the torrent or how to edit the description i do it right a way. Fuhquake at 2014-10-07 14:53 CET: Ok, to. The smallest file in the torrent disc4.iso (165MB) is the so called Windows 7 recovery disc, possibly customized (branded) by Toshiba. Can be used to repair some problems in the existing windows instalation. Can not be used to reinstall/restore windows on a newly formatted partition or hard drive.

Using SWM files to recover my drive.Hello everyone I’m here to share a simple process that could help hundreds of people that have the same problem I had today. I have a Toshiba Laptop and the drive was going bad.

So I tried to reset to factory so that I could clone the drive. But while in the factory reset process the system froze and forced me to reboot! Yep that’s right I lost the factory reset option!Luckily I was able to copy the swm ( 13 files in all ) files from the D:HDDRecovery zzimage folder from the Toshiba recovery partition to a flash drive. Then I created a bat file named “ resettofactory.bat “ in notepad to use imagex to apply the swm files to the main drive partition.My batch file command “ imagex /ref PREINST.SWM /apply PREINST.SWM 1 C: ”Then I edited a iso of a Windows 7 repair cd and placed all the swm files along with imagex and it’s associate files to a folder named Factoryreset in the root directory on the iso, then burned to dvd. Yep works like the manufactures recovery discs .I boot to dvdthen click on “ repair your computer “then click on “ Command Prompt “then X:Sources displaysthen switch to my dvd drive letterand type “ cd factoryreset “ and press enter button to switch to factoryreset folder where the files are to recovery my computer.

Then I just typed resettofactory then pressed the enter button and it starts. You will see a progress bar 100% when done then reboot that’s it. Their it is, a way to make your own factory recovery disc from a Toshiba recovery partition. Thank you for your guide. I really appreciate your help.In the spirit of sharing, I would like to share my way, which came from your guidance.First of all, your DVD method is the GOLD.In my case, I was in quick need of restoring the image so I did not make the DVD.

Ok I have tried this method and the DVD's wont work for me I did like this post suggests and put the folder 'Factoryreset' in the root of a Windoes 7 repair and when I booted it up got an error message stating that I needed to put in a bootable media device. Tried it where I used the Windows 7 repair disk without the extra and was able to put the dvd with the SWM files on it into the drive but got another error. So what am I doing wrong here?HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Edited October 29, 2012 by pnieset. Ok I have tried this method and the DVD's wont work for me I did like this post suggests and put the folder 'Factoryreset' in the root of a Windoes 7 repair and when I booted it up got an error message stating that I needed to put in a bootable media device. Tried it where I used the Windows 7 repair disk without the extra and was able to put the dvd with the SWM files on it into the drive but got another error.

So what am I doing wrong here?HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Two mistakes:. you are panicking (you should not ). you are failing to report how EXACTLY you 'put the folder 'Factoryreset' in the root of a Windoes 7 repair', etc.Most probably you used an incorrect method or tool to modify the Windows 7 'repair'.iso, thus making it not bootable.jaclaz. Yes, pniesetFirstly, you probably got something wrong during make a bootable disk. You can use Ultra ISO or Power ISO software to edit the original setup disk, then built to ISO file.

Later, you burn this ISO file to disk. This is simple way to do but will not make you confuse.The second thing is that you need to check the Folder name that holding the SWM file or image.exe because as my notice, some Toshiba model has difference folder in name. You can refer this valuable topic to do similar thing for you.

Ok I have tried this method and the DVD's wont work for me I did like this post suggests and put the folder 'Factoryreset' in the root of a Windoes 7 repair and when I booted it up got an error message stating that I needed to put in a bootable media device. Tried it where I used the Windows 7 repair disk without the extra and was able to put the dvd with the SWM files on it into the drive but got another error.

So what am I doing wrong here?HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Simplest MethodIf you still have HDD Recovery on partition D, you can make Recovery Disc as normal by using Toshiba Recovery Disk Creator software:If you cannot login to Windows, just install temporary Windows 7 then install this software to burn the Recovery Disc. You need to prepare 2 DVDs.After burning successfully the 2 disks, chose option boot by CD then follow the screen. It takes almost 2 hours for completing all setting up.I had the same situation and also had success with this method just few days ago.Good luck. Edited October 29, 2012 by kohlerbkqn. Ok not panicking just getting frustrated. I cannot use the recovery partition because the drive was a total loss I was able to get the recovery files and some of the personal files off the drive using a Ubuntu LiveCD. The recovery partition was called 'HDDRECOVERY' could I use that as the folder name in my recovery cd's?

I am trying to create some recovery disk's for the person who owns this laptop so if this happens again I have them at hand.I used the command that was used in the firstt post on how to do this.My batch file command “ imagex /ref PREINST.SWM /apply PREINST.SWM 1 C: ”I put it in a batch file created using notepad and called it 'resettofactory.bat'I then put it and the SWM files into a folder called 'factoryreset'Should I have just called the folder 'HDDRecovery' and then another folder called zzimage? Ok I have tried this method and the DVD's wont work for me I did like this post suggests and put the folder 'Factoryreset' in the root of a Windoes 7 repair and when I booted it up got an error message stating that I needed to put in a bootable media device.

Tried it where I used the Windows 7 repair disk without the extra and was able to put the dvd with the SWM files on it into the drive but got another error. So what am I doing wrong here?HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Try to read it with an objective mind, how do you suppose that anyone can guess what you have done (and further than that guess which is the issue at hand)?kohlerbkqn seemingly posted about the 'official' Toshiba method to create the install/recovery media on DVD, about which you may read about here:Why don't you give it a try?If it works it is completely automated.jaclaz. My preinst files are over 10 gb there is 17 swm files in the zzimage folder, what do i do, also tried the second method and i cannot cd to my usb hard drive. Have to use usb hard drive cause its the only media i have where i can store all swm files.Well, just like the member right above you, you are failing to provide any meaningful detail to try and help you, if it is a 'generic' rant is OK, if you need assistance do provide a DETAILED, EXHAUSTIVE, ACCURATE descripotion of what you have, what you did, what happened, standard litany:jaclaz. I dont know what you mean I told you that the file i copied from the HHDRECOVERY are over 10gbs,therefore I cannot burn the dvd/cd, so I was asking what other method to use, but I figured out that if I use my 500gb usb hdd and partititon it with a 15gb FAT32, I managed to get it to load but, then where you see the progress bar, it got to 100 and I restarted. But system still didnt load, So finally tried a changing my internal HDD and installed windows from usb and it worked. So basically the problem was that my system hard drive was currupt and had bad sectors, but when I hooked it up to other pc windows said the drive was healthy.

Only reason I seen the bad sectors was after running a CHKDSK /R on it. I have resolved my problem.BUt I have a question on a similar subject is it possible to repair bad sectors on a hard drive and if so what program, also is it possible to rebuild the TOSHIBA SYSTEM and HDDRECOVERY partitions on a fresh hard drive? Minimoog filter. File i copied from the HHDRECOVERY are over 10gbsso think about that. A windows 7 dvd is about 2.5 to 3.60 GBThe recovery partitions are images in other words installed systems like Acronis or Macrium Reflect would do or even Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsBackup and Restore imageYou can create those recovery partitions but why?Just use a backup system of your own without all the OEM junk crap they install. Acronis or Macrium Reflect Free are good choices and even the Windows Backup and Restore works but I prefer Acronis for many years Edited March 24, 2013 by maxXPsoft.