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Toshiba recovery cd
will this work for me i would really like to use my genuine windows 7 home premium Toshiba recovery cd but on my new 500gb black hd can i doctor it some way so i can use my cd
Toshiba recovery cd
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do i have to down load all my toshiba drivers again from my laptop.like the way my original win 7 hp toshiba recovery cd came with.also buddy when all is loaded up can i make a new back up system restore win 7 hp recovery cd with my laptop again if i want to start off fresh again with all my drivers loaded on without me doing all this again.im new to this trying to puzzel this out.i have downloaded a software called (Acronis Backup and Recovery 11.5.32266 Workstation - Server with Universal Restore [ChingLiu]) but i see it runs all the time and my cpu is going %100 all the time so i got rid of it
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During Windows 7 installation, it will automatically download and install Microsoft certified drivers so your system will be perfectly functional. You can install specific Toshiba drivers later, if you need them, but you don't have to worry about that until later.
Once Windows is installed and completely updated, you can use the free version of Macrium Reflect to create an image. You can then use this image to restore if you ever need to, instead of re installing and updating again. Restoring using this image is considerably easier and faster. Its just like the Toshiba recovery DVD, but quicker and cleaner (does not contain any crapware or bloatware).
Macrium Reflect FREE Edition - Information and download
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many thanks dude class must do that.thanks a million for your help there i know hoe to flash andriod phones but laptops lol wee bit different class aye that acronis is bad man god know what it is full of cheers
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stuck again which drivers do i need to download for my TOSHIBA L450-13R WIN 7 HP 64BIT please dude
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this it what i was looking for
- Go to another computer that has an internet connection and click the link below to download the driver for your hard disk drive (either 32-bit or 64-bit):
Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST) — Support for 4k sector disks
- Save this downloaded driver to a DVD or USB flash drive or an external hard drive that can be taken to the PC that you're installing Windows to.
- Next, start the installation of Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 and watch for the Load Driver option. You will see this option on the Where do you want to install Windows? screen in the lower right corner.
- Connect the USB flash or external drive to the computerthat you're installing Windows or take the Windows DVD out of the drive and put the driver DVD into the drive. (You will put the Windows DVD back into that drive after the driver is loaded)
- Click Load Driver, (clicking this option checks removable media for storage controller drivers)
- Once the driver is loaded, continue with the Windows setup.
The Advanced Drive Format hard drive will be recognized and Setup will continue as expected.
Method 2: Change the BIOS hard disk drive setting to AHCI or IDE
Warning This procedure may involve changing your hard disk drive settings in the BIOS. Incorrect changes to the BIOS of your computer can result in serious problems. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems that result from changes to the BIOS can be resolved. Change the BIOS settings at your own risk. Incorrect or corrupted BIOS settings can cause startup problems or shutdown problems.
You can change the hard disk drive setting in the BIOS to AHCI or to IDE if the hard disk drive setting is currently set to a RAID configuration. If you set the hard disk drive to AHCI or to IDE, you do not have to install the driver that you obtained in method 1.
Microsoft cannot provide specific instructions for how to change the BIOS settings because they are specific to your computer. For information about the correct BIOS settings for your computer and how to check and change these settings, see your computer documentation, or contact the manufacturer of your computer.
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For more information about Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 compatibility with Advanced Format disks, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 982018 An update that improves the compatibility of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 with Advanced Format Disks is available
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- Go to another computer that has an internet connection and click the link below to download the driver for your hard disk drive (either 32-bit or 64-bit):
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im not sure if i download which one for my chipset that im suposed to copy to sc card and load
on my new hdd when i do a system restore
File name: f6flpy3289.zip
File name:f6flpy6489.zip
File name:IATA89ENU.exe
File name:IATA89CD.exe
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im not sure if i download which one for my chip set that im superposed to copy to sc card and load
on my new hdd when i do a system restore
File name: f6flpy3289.zip
File name:f6flpy6489.zip
File name:IATA89ENU.exe
File name:IATA89CD.exe
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