Codes on recovery discs

Hi,
Where I work we have a large number (about 30 currently, but constantly increasing) of Satellite Pro A100s and A200s, but we keep all the recovery media together. Apart from a few of the discs for the A100s which I've marked as such when removing them from the boxes, none of them have any indication of what model they're for. I've also since realised that there are different revisions of each model which appear to have slightly different hardware (for example, I tried re-imaging an A200 PSAE1E using a recovery disc for a PSAE4E, but that image didn't appear to contain the System Management Bus drivers for the 1E). I've downloaded and installed the appropriate drivers, but it would still be helpful to know which codes on the discs correspond to which revisions of which models.
The codes are as follows:
GMR400709EN1 (2007)
GMR400787EN1 (2007)
GMR400784EN1 (2007, A100)
GMR400629EN0 (2006; supplied in a jewel case rather than a paper sleeve and has a key for Microsoft Onenote 2003 on the back)
GMR400626EN1 (2006; supplied in a jewel case rather than a paper sleeve and has a key for Microsoft Onenote 2003 on the back)
PMR400518EN0 (2006; supplied in a jewel case rather than a paper sleeve and has a key for Microsoft Onenote 2003 on the back)
Many thanks,
Ansel.

Hello Ansel
I presume you know very well that for such info somebody should have access to Toshiba internal data base. This is user-to-user forum and chances to get such info are not so big. Before you wait here I recommend you to contact nearest Toshiba authorized service partner.
They have access to Toshiba data base and I am 100% sure they can help you. I have P200 and number of mine recovery DVD will not help at all.
Good luck!

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in the Reply and click Post. Then you'll have an "Accept as Solution" button on your second post. Click that "Accept as Solution" button on your second post and the thread will be marked as solved. By being marked as Solved, the thread will be much higher in Google search results and it will more likely to help others. Not sure if you're concerned about it, but you'll also get the credit for authoring a solution.
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[ 2:29:21.72] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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Lets take a chance it is for W7
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http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-windows-7-sp1-iso-from-digital-river/
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I have a 2009 Satellite A505 laptop
64-bit Operating System with Windows 7 Home Premium, 4 gigs of RAM, and Intel Duo CPU, 2.20GHz
The original Toshiba 500 GB Hard drive finally gave up the ghost and I replaced it yesterday with a WD Scorpio Blue HD Model WDBABC500ANC-NRSN (SATA 8 MB :Mo Cache 5400 RPM)
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Not so this time, and have to wonder about the Toshiba Recovery Discs that were created! Why aren't these working correctly?
I followed the normal process to boot the new Hard Disc on the DVD Recovery Disc 1, and everything seemed to work normally. I followed every "next" prompt, and installed each new Disc 2, and 3 as prompted.
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I did not touch the keybroad or intervere in anyway, and let the installation process proceed until everything was installed. I then went through the first Windows start up process where you set the region, time and create the USER ID, set the adminstrator rights and even got the Toshiba Registration prompt.
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Package ID: Unknown
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Well, no joy. The issue presists.
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I tried following everything on this MS How to Use File Checker document:
In my CBS file I got a lot of SQM "Failed to start" and "Failed to read" and "Failed to upload" and CSI "Repair results created"....
but did not get any "Cannot repair member file" type of messages to use the 'cmd'
takeown /f Path_And_File_Name function
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When I clicked on "Connect to the Internet" on the Windows Control Panel, I am returned a prompt that says "Windows did not detect any networking hardware" and so,even with a direct Ethernet connection to my cable modum, I was unable to download any Windows updates or new drivers to see if that fixes anything.
I am stumped.
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It shouldn't be this hard, should it?
I have considered buying new recovery discs directlly from Toshiba, but if the process that came with the computer can't create correct discs that work the first time, what promise do I have that another $29.95 won't just be a waste of money too?
Thanks for any helpful hints about what I may be missing or overlooking.
Regards
Marvin Van Horn
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Jerry...
I think we can close this one out as 95% solved. I did get the Intel (R) Rapid Storage Technology loaded after installing the Intel (R) Chipset Software Installation Utility. The instrustions were not the simpliest for the novice, and it took me a while to figure out if my system was running in RAID or ACHI mode. I decided that it was ACHI, so could proceed, even though I did NOT find this information in the Device Manager where they said I should have...
Also, it was a little confusing on the Intel site which file to download. I first did the zip file, (f6flpy-x64.zip) but could not figure how to execute it or put it on a disc, so downloaded the (iata_enu.exe) and hope it was the right one for a 64 bit system.
Anyway, I am now connected via Ethernet cable to my modem, and down loading 126 Windows Updates which should take a while.
My only other issue, that I am aware of is that I do not seem to have any Wireless Lan software, and even though I have added Lan drivers via the recovery Disc, they do not show up anywhere.. Will have to figure out what is going on here, and why it isn't working...
Maybe it is related to something in the Device Manager called
"Other Devices" Under that I have 4 items not working. They are listed like this...
Base System Drive,
Base System Drive (a duplicate?)
Network Controller
Video Controller.
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Thanks again for your help. If you have any other insights on the Wireless issue, that would be great. It is turned on, but in the Windows tray, I only get the Ethenet Icon option, and it does not see or present wireless connection options like before. I am sure this is something simple.
cheers
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Needless to say you can imagine my EXTREME frustration over not being able to get the computer up and running again. After several calls to the Presidents Office I was finally....after 6 weeks of battle able for a cost mind you of $19.99 to get physical DVD's to reintall Windows Vista onto the system - (they should arrive this week)
So now I am sitting in front of this LENOVA computer wondering ...Worse CaseScenerio...HD FAILURE...and lets face it it DOES HAPPEN.
so here are my questions
1: What is the difference between Recovery Disc and Reinstall Dics?
2: If this Lenova System can only Create Recovery Discs ...and the HD needs to be replaced will the Recovery discs reintsall Windows 7 on this system?
3: How do I create these discs...I found an option on Lenova Rescue System to create Recovery Discs but it was 24 4.5 GB DVD's to do this? Windows Vista only needed 2
Am I missing something here can some one Please help me
thank you!

They should sell you recovery disc without any problems. If you call customer service and you feel that the conversation is going no ware you probably talking to wrong person. Disconnect and tray another time, you will never speak to the same person twice
OEM reinstall disc doesn’t need activation, retail windows disc needs but you have serial number on the sticker so just call Microsoft and activate it.
Recovery disc is a copy of your computer hard drive with windows, drivers, software included
Reinstall disc is the same for all computers with windows only, you have to install drivers and software separately
Reinstall OEM disc is only for Lenovo system but it is the same like retail windows disc with added pre-activation

Question about swapping Hard-Drives/Creating Recovery Discs

I have a laptop, Toshiba Satellite C655-S5082, with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit OEM Operating System already installed on it so it did NOT come with an Installation or Recovery disc.
My problem here is two-fold... First I would like to change the hardware on the PC by changing Hard-Drives from the one that came with the laptop to a large capacity one however since the laptop came with the Operating System already installed onto it I can not install it onto the new Hard-Drive (which for all further purposed we will call Hard-Drive B) now I thought that I could create the recovery discs using Toshiba's Recovery Media Center to create the 4 DVDs however I do not even know if this will help at all since Hard-Drive B does not have a recovery partition on it.
This however is where my second problem comes into play, when I try to create the recovery discs using the Recovery Media Center I insert the DVD and begin the burning process, however about 75% of the way through the first disc the program slows down and a window pops up asking me if I would like to open the disc with Windows Explorer as if it has just recognized the disc again, I exit out of this and it comes up a few minutes later with an error code of 020150-20-0000000 and a message stating it can not read a file located within the ZZImages directory and then crashes, freezes and I have to end the process via the Task Manager then eject the disc via Windows Explorer 'My Computer' link.
As you can see my problem is two fold so my questions to the Toshiba Support Team/Administration are...
1. If I insert the new HDD into the laptop and begin using the recovery discs created via the Recovery Media Center will it be able to install the OS to that HDD and allow the OEM Product Key to be used to verify the OS?
2. If I can do the above process how do I fix the Recovery Media Center application from crashing and effectively ruining my DVD's, so that I may create the proper recovery dics?
3. If I can't do the above process due to the Recovery Partitions not being located on that new Hard Drive is there a way to copy and or transfer that Recovery Partition to the new Hard Drive so that the recovery discs do work?
4. If neither of the above processes work will Toshiba be willing to send me a Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit OEM Installation disc via the mail or the .iso/.img file of the disc via e-mail so that I may burn them to a disc myself and install the OS onto the new Hard Drive?
I do have the appropriate Product ID/Product Key for the OEM OS as well as the Serial Number of the specific laptop itself. Please get back to me as soon as possible. Thank you!

Satellite C655-S5082
create the recovery discs ... comes up a few minutes later with an error code
This sometimes occurs because of the media. Try using a disc from a different source.
Follow the instructions in the section Creating recovery DVDs/media, which begins on p. 68 of the User's Guide.
Satellite C640/C650 Series User’s Guide
I do not even know if this will help at all since Hard-Drive B does not have a recovery partition on it
It doesn't make any difference what's on hard drive B. All of it will be replaced.
For this, see the section Restoring from recovery DVDs/media, which begins on p. 71 of the User's Guide. You want to recover to "out-of-box state."
After you have restored to the new hard disk, it will contain everything that the original had, including even all the recovery partitions. So you will even be able to burn recovery discs again from the new hard drive.
..the OEM Product Key
The version of Windows which is restored (not installed) to the new hard drive is pre-activated. You won't need to fool around with the product key.
..will Toshiba be willing to send me a Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit OEM Installation disc
If all else fails, you can always order recovery discs from Toshiba directly.
Order Toshiba Recovery Media
Your questions indicate that you do not understand the procedure above. If my explanation is insufficient, please feel free to ask for clarification.
questions to the Toshiba Support Team/Administration
One more thing. There are no Toshiba support folks here. We are all users just like you.
-Jerry

Unable to recover using recovery discs

Persario CQ61-327sa
My hdd failed so I installed another one and used the recovery discs I made when I first got the lappy. The recovery discs run fine, but when the 3rd disc finnishes I get this error code
0xe0ef0003
I have tried 3 times with no luck.
Any ideas?

Hi:
If you can read your Windows 7 product key on the bottom of your notebook and you can live with whatever software is available on your notebook's support and driver page, you can make your own W7 installation DVD.
If you can read the 25 character Microsoft windows 7 product key, you can download plain Windows 7 ISO files to burn to a DVD for the version of windows that came installed on your PC, and that is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC's case.
Burn the ISO using the Burn as ISO option on your DVD burning program and burn at the slowest possible speed your program will allow. This will create a bootable DVD.
Use the 25 character product key on the PC to activate the installation.
The key will activate either a 32 or 64 bit installation.
Then go to the PC's support and driver page to install the drivers you need.
Link to the W7 ISO file downloads is below.
http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-windows-7-sp1-iso-from-digital-river/
Paul

SATELLITE A30 ERROR!!! AFTER INSTALL RECOVERY DISCS

INSTALLED BOTH DISC AS IN MANUAL... GET ERROR MESSAGE ...AT THE END OF DISC 2... CAN FIND NO WAY OF EXITING OR CARRYING ON WITH THE INSTALLATION..REMOVED DISCS SEVERAL TIMES AND BEGAN PROCEEDURE AGAIN WITH THE SAME RESULT; ERROR NO;437 MESSAGE.. ;CANNOT READ FROM FILE ...ALSO LOADS OF OTHER WRITING IS ON THE SCREEN... I THEN PRESS ESCAPE;; AND IT LOOKS LIKE IT NEEDS A FILE NUMBER ? NOW I REMOVE THE DISC ;I CAN ONLY BEGIN THE SAME PROCEEDURE AGAIN NOTHING ELSE WORKS ON PC.....
DISCS CAME WITH PC AND I HAVE USED THEM TWICE EASILY
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Hi 6sixs
You probably have some problem with your discs or Optical drive. The best you can do now is try to find out where the problem resides.
The simplest (I think) way to do this is to take the second CD (the one that always produces the error messages) and copy the complete contents to a temporary folder on another machine. Why this? If the CD is defective you will probably see that also on that machine. It will probably stop with an error message saying it can't read the contents of the disc.
In that case you have defective Recovery CD's and need new ones.
If the copy-process works out fine, then probably you have a defective CD-drive in your notebook.
Good luck
Tom
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My G62-340US, I just had to replace the hard drive. My recovery discs seem compromised. HELP

On my G62-340US, I just had to replace the hard drive. I made the 4 recovery discs when it was new. Now restoring it 3 of the recovery discs ran but the 4th disc won't. Can the info on the 4th be found anywhere without having to buy a new set? Or can I buy just one disc?
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Hi:
As far as I know, you would have to buy an entire new set.
But, if you can read all 25 characters of the W7 product key on the bottom of your notebook, I have a free solution to install a plain version of W7 by using the product key code on your notebook.
Here's how to do that...
Download the W7 Home Premium 64 bit ISO file from the Microsoft link below.
http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-58997.iso 2147483647 X17-58997.iso Windows 7 Home Premium x64 English
Make sure you got the whole 3.xx GB file to download because in rare circumstances, you get a download complete notification but you don't get the whole file to download.
After you download the ISO file you can burn it to a DVD using the ISO file burn option on your DVD burning program, or you can use this tool to transfer the ISO file to a DVD or 4 GB USB flash drive.
The tool will also make the media bootable.
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/html/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool
Then go to your notebook's support and driver page for the drivers and available software you need.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c02497777&lc=en&product=4308554

Recovery Disc Failure after Hard Drive replace of a DV7 series notebook

I have a HP Pavilion dv7-4270us with Windows 7 64 bit and recently got a message on bootup stating that the SMART system of my Hard Drive has failed. I purchased a Momentus XT Hybrid drive. I purchased the Recovery discs, since I neglected to follow my own advice and didn't make a set. Replaced the Hard Drive, and started the Recovery process, after the Application disc, the system said Finished, Clicked on the button, the system shutdown. Turned the power back on, Recovery took over for a couple of minutes stating that it was copying some files, a couple of minutes later it claimed that it was finished asking me to click finished. After I did so, the system rebooted hanging on the HP logo screen with the statement in the lower left corner stating "Press ESC for the Startup Menu". My only recourse has been to power down machine. When I restart the computer I get the message "Bootmgr missing".
I have already poured through the forums and tried downloading the Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit DVD from Digital Life. As it begins the Install it states that a driver is missing, I have poured through the drivers for this computer and don't see anything for SATA, and none of the others would be needed for bootup. I have been successful in loading my Windows 7 Professional on the system, but since I don't have an extra key code for Professional lying around, it isn't helping right now.
I have also attempted to partition the new drive manually using my desktop and a device allowing me to see the drive using a USB port, but it did not go right. The good news is that the old drive is still working to a point. I can read it through the USB port, and I can back-up the drive, except for the Recovery partition. But when I put the new drive in and setup the partitions similar to the original drive, it still does not boot.
I have attempted many other things all to utter failure, I am not used to failing when it comes to computers, so be gentle.
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Hi:
The missing driver is due to either a bad burn or use a different brand DVD. You have to burn the ISO file at the slowest possible speed you can.
Also, double check the file size of the ISO you downloaded. Sometimes you don't get the full 3.xx GB even though the download says completed.
If you have a 4GB or larger USB flash drive you can install W7 that way.
Just follow these instructions...
Download the MS W7 USB installation tool, and read the instructions on the page for use.
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/html/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool
You may also need to do this mod like I did if the flash tool errors out.
Download the bootsect file form http://www.everettsporting.com/bootsect.zip
You will need to go to the control panel, select the large icon view, go to the folder options icon, View tab, and select the show hidden files and folders option.
Once downloaded, copy the BootSect.exe file to the same folder that includes the installed Windows7-USB-DVD-Download-Tool.exe file. The default install directory of that file in Windows 7 is C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Apps\Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool\
Run the Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool application as indicated on the Microsoft Store web site. The end result will give you a bootable USB flash drive that contains everything you need to install the 64-bit version of Windows 7.
Paul

HP 650 Notebook PC (C1N10EA#ABH) - Recovery Discs Fail To Work

Dear forum-users,
since late March I have been trying to get my notebook back to default factory setting (Windows 8), after installing Windows 7. Sadly, all my pre-installed back-ups on the notebook were lost in the process and I have not other back-ups of the system.
Now I received recovery discs from the HP customer support to use on my notebook. However, every time I try to use these discs, I receive the error that the media cannot be used, error code: 0130-ABH-ABB. I already searched through this forum to find a solution. These attempts resulted in downgrading and upgrading the BIOS, but it did not work for me.
Is there anyone who has some experience with these matters, and can assist me with this? I could call the HP customer support again, but I prefer to try it over the fora first. Thanks in advance.
Product info
Product name: HP 650 Notebook PC
Product number: C1N10EA#ABH
Bios version: F.22
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bits (pre-installed was Windows 8 OEM)

Hello Jeeze,
The computer you have is a business/commercial based notebook. To get the best and most accurate answers please post your issue on the commercial forum, I will provide you the link below. You might have to create a new profile prior to posting.
Commercial Forum
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