Everything corrupted- no os showing in recovery

hI AGAIN , i AM BACK WITH A NEW ISSUE
Now i restarted the laptop and it went to black screen and then gave me recovery option with recommended iin brackets , when I open it asked for language and then the recovery screen shows no os partition and location , it gives an option to oad drivers saying insert installation media for device and click ok to select the driver and when I click ok it takes me to hdd c partition system32 , what to select now please help me I am stuck

Are you ready to do the Factory Recovery discussed in the other thread? Any files to rescue first?

If not proceed with Recovery:

gregrocker said:

Yes, then that is a problem. If you can't make out the Product Key then the only option we can support is to run Toshiba Factory Recovery. How to recover a Toshiba notebook with the HDD recovery procedure

You can rescue any files which were not backed up using Step 6 in Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start which also has a whole list of things to try to repair it so it will boot.

If it will not run then you'll need to order recovery Disks from Toshiba for your model. Toshiba Europe Backup Media Online Shop - Country Selection

Once you've run Recovery then improve performance by Cleaning Up Factory Bloatware

There is a way to back up and reinstall the Factory SLP activation file after Clean Reinstall which you can further research, but we cannot support it here.

gregrocker said:

Are you ready to do the Factory Recovery discussed in the other thread? Any files to rescue first?

If not proceed with Recovery:

gregrocker said:

Yes, then that is a problem. If you can't make out the Product Key then the only option we can support is to run Toshiba Factory Recovery. How to recover a Toshiba notebook with the HDD recovery procedure

You can rescue any files which were not backed up using Step 6 in Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start which also has a whole list of things to try to repair it so it will boot.

If it will not run then you'll need to order recovery Disks from Toshiba for your model. Toshiba Europe Backup Media Online Shop - Country Selection

Once you've run Recovery then improve performance by Cleaning Up Factory Bloatware

There is a way to back up and reinstall the Factory SLP activation file after Clean Reinstall which you can further research, but we cannot support it here.

yes I want to do the factory recovery for now because I had to got the slp activation yet , i installed the required software , went for a walk came back turn on and this is what I am with.
some picture are in my D partiton but I have there backup

TheCyberMan said:

You need to follow gregrockers advice if no backups.

i want to format the whole thing and want it to be completely factory restored but that article he provided it will work one I am in the hdd recovery mode, but unfortunatly to get into that mode I need to have an os 1st which is not available check this edited image i get no os

If you have no more files to backup then proceed with How to recover a Toshiba notebook with the HDD recovery procedure. Use the F8 key to access System Recovery Options ,
then click through to the Recovery Options list.

If the choice on the Repair My Computer menu is Toshiba Recovery Wizard, then be sure to choose Recover to Out of Box State and not Erase Hard Drive or you will have a blank hard drive with no way to Recover:



I would choose the original factory condition unless there is some other configuration you should discuss with us first:

gregrocker said:

If you have no more files to backup then proceed with How to recover a Toshiba notebook with the HDD recovery procedure

i want to format the whole thing and want it to be completely factory restored but that article he provided it will work one I am in the hdd recovery mode, but unfortunatly to get into that mode I need to have an os 1st which is not available check this edited image i get no os

An OS only needs to show in that window to attempt to repair it, which you are not doing.

However you must enter the onboard System Recovery Options via the F8 key.

Then click Next to access Toshiba Recovery on the Options menu, just like it shows in the Recovery tutorial.

gregrocker said:

An OS only needs to show in that window to attempt to repair it, which you are not doing.

However you must enter the onboard System Recovery Options via the F8 key.

Click Next.

it does no shows the hdd recovery option there as well, isnt there any alternative command or something to boot the hdd recovery automatically when window starts |?

Confirm you are booting into System Recovery Options using the F8 key shown in Option One only.