Dudas sobre windows 10 y onekey recovery

Hola que tal, primero que nada tengo una lenovo ideapad z470 y queria saber si me recomendarian actualizar a windows 10, ya hice mi reserva y tengo listo para actualizarlo pero no me animo. Como seria el tema? osea se borran todos mis programas y archivos? o quedan guardados?. En caso de que me empieze a funcionar todo mal se que esta el onekey recovery y entiendo que sirve para restaurar el sistema de fabrica, pero se puede hacerlo si nunca antes yo hice una copia de seguridad? osea jamas use el programa y recien abri para ver que onda y decia de recuperar el sistema, mi duda es, lo va a hacer a pesar de que nunca hice una copia de seguridad?No creo haber haberme explicado bien jaja asique cualquier cosa que no se entienda lo vuelvo a formular.

Hola, el equipo de momento no tiene controladores actualizados para Windows 10 en su pagina de descargas, pero tampoco aparece como equipo incompatible, por lo que es probable que salgan controladores actualizados en breve o ya los comienze a ofrecer Windows Update.
La actualización conserva archivos, configuraciones y aplicaciones, aunque en este último caso, algunas aplicaciones de terceros podrían necesitar una reinstalación posterior o resultar incompatibles, el asesor de actualización de Windows 10 te ofrecerá un informe sobre las posibles incompatibilidades.
De todas formas es muy importante realizar copias de seguridad de todos los archivos personales, aunque la actualización es segura, se deben tomar precauciones básicas, de la misma manera, podrías tener problemas físicos con el disco y perder tu información independientemente de que actualices o no a Windows 10.
Acerca del OneKey Recovery, MS no garantiza su funcionamiento, segun su nota, la partición de recuperación no funcionara tras actualizar a Windows 10, necesitaras los DVD o el USB de recuperación para poder aplicar Recovery y volverlo a su estado original o una imagen con la que puedas reinstalar tu actual estado del sistema, debes asegurar una copia de la imagen por si llegara el caso que quieras aplicar recovery y no funcionara.
Aun no tengo referencias sobre este tema, aunque cada fabricante tiene su propio recovery y el comportamiento puede ser distinto.
Pego______
Por qué veo una notificación de que no podré restablecer la configuración de fábrica?
Verás este mensaje si el fabricante configuró tu PC para que se ejecutara desde un archivo de imagen de Windows comprimido e incluyó una opción para restaurar la configuración de fábrica. Después de la actualización, no podrás restaurar la configuración de fábrica, pero dispondrás de otras opciones de recuperación.
Fin del pegado___
Sobre el uso de OneKey Recovery tienes mas informacion en:
*Lenovo Recovery Disk – Guide for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8
*Windows 8/8.1 Como utilizar el Onekey Recovery de Lenovo

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What's the correct recovery process once upgraded to Windows 10? (No OneKey Recovery)

I have a Z50-70 laptop that came preinstalled with Windows 8.1. It is a OEM version, with the product key stored in the Bios. It is a UEFI install. It currently has OneKey recovery installed, which, if I understand correctly (I haven't actually used it yet), allows you to recover from a recovery partition in the hard disk. This isn't a "fresh" Windows 8.1, but an image provided by Lenovo that takes you back to the state the laptop was in when originally purchased (will have all Lenovo software and drivers preinstalled). According to the official Lenovo upgrade guide, before performing the Windows 10 upgrade, we should uninstall basically all Lenovo software, including OneKey recovery and it won't work in Windows 10. Questions: 1. What's the correct process to recover the system from within Windows 10 if something goes badly wrong? I think Windows 10 has a built in "reset your computer" functionality in Settings which I assume is what we would be expected to use. Would this take me to:a. A completely fresh install of Windows 10?b. An image created during the 8.1 to 10 upgrade, containing all my files etc at the point of performing the upgrade?c. Or would it use the Lenovo recovery partition (that OneKey Recovery would have used if it was compatible) and take me back to Windows 8.1?d. Something else? 2. Once I've performed the upgrade and Windows 10 has successfully activated, I believe I could create a bootable media with the Windows 10 ISO, boot into it and install a completely clean installation of Windows 10 and it would activate. I could theoretically do as many fresh installs from the bootable media as I want, so long as initially I did the upgrade (not a clean install), and the laptop hardware doesn't change. Is that correct?2a. If so, during the first clean bootable media install process, would I be safe to compeletly remove the Lenovo recovery partition entirely, and from that point onwards rely on Windows 10's "Reset your PC" functionality? Could I could even just use reinstalling Windows 10 from bootable media again as a way of recovering? If I understand correctly, it doesn't make sense to keep the recovery partition it if it can't be used within Windows 10. I think it I had a regular desktop PC with a retail version of Windows, then all the above would be fine. The added complications here are that 1. I have no Windows 8.1 product key (it's handled alll by the BIOS), and 2. I have no recovery disks. I want to make sure I understand everything fully before upgrading, and potentially doing a clean install using bootable media, so that I don't end up messing something up and ending up with either a laptop that I can't recover, of a Windows installation that isn't activated. Thanks.

Update for anyone else reading: I just uninstalled OneKey recovery on my Windows 8.1 installation, in preparation for the upgrade. So as far as Windows is concerned, OneKey Recovery has been completely removed. The good news is that I then shut down the laptop, pressed the novo button, selected "System Recovery" and I was still greeted with the OneKey recovery program where I could choose to restore from factory image, or a custom image. Therefore I assume that once I've upgraded to Windows 10, I will always have the option to restore to factory Windows 8.1 if I ever need/want to. The confusion seems to be that the OneKey recovery software is actually two separate softwares: 1. OneKey Recovery #1 is installed within the hidden recovery partition that is responsible for performing a system restore from the image of your choosing - either the factory image or a custom image created by OneKey recovery software #2. OneKey Recovery software #1 is always accessible via the Novo button. 2. OneKey Recovery #2 is installed on the Windows 8.1 installation, that is responsible for creating custom system images. You can also choose to restore the system from here, but as far as I can tell, this just restarts the computer and loads up OneKey software #1, which allows you to perform the recovery. OneKey Recovery #2 is the software that Lenovo told us to uninstall before upgrading to Windows 10. However, uninstalling OneKey Recovery #2 will leave OneKey Recovery software #1 in tact.As far as I can tell, this means that uninstalling OneKey Recovery #2 means that we lose the ability to create custom system images, but we retain the ability to restore from a system image. Can anyone confirm that I've understood correctly, and that what I've said above is indeed the case? I'm still a little unsure about what Windows 10's built in "Reset this PC" will do though - whether it will use Lenovo's recovery partition or perform a clean Windows 10 install.

How to create GPT Partition for onekey recovery windows8

Plz any one can help me.....
i have purchased laptop last week with following configurations:
Lenovo G510 i5 2.5ghz with windows 8 and OneKey recovery feature.
My laptop was with windows 8 but i upgrade my hard drive 500 GB to 1 TB.
But now i am unable to recover my windows8 image by using OneKeyrecovery (novo).
So plz help me how to craete GPT partition style that will support for onekey recovery and recover Windows 8 image that is in my external hard drive.
Please send me the complete procedure to create GPT partition style supported for onekey recovery.
Also solve the following questions plz.
1. How to create GPT partition style supported for onekey recovery?
2. Total Number of partitions and their actual sizes.
3. Size of C:
4. Size of D:
5. Size of recovery partition
6.Size of all partitions
Plz reply me at: ********@yahoo.com
Regards: Aamir
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Dear Customer
Welcome in lenovo community
Please use the below link to download and install the Lenovo Recovery application so that you can do what you looking for
Link : http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS035708
Thanks
Alaa
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Disk Partitioning and OneKey Recovery for U410

Aim:
1. i want to create a C: partition for my system installation. Preferred size: 100gb
2. i want to create at least 1 other partition (D: ) of 500gb to store personal data
3. i want to be able to do a system restore using the OneKey Recovery that will leave my D: partition untouched
4. find / get help to get this done
So what i want is to create different partitions, seperate my OS from the rest for more efficient backup and restore and don't mess up the OKR, OEM, installed and stored drivers etc. of default installation.
What i did:
1. i didn't make any changes to my system. Besides a few installed programs my laptop is almost new and untouched
2. i read many posts and threads to find an answer, this one, this one, this one and some more.
3. i contacted the lenovo technical service desk here in Ukraine ("sorry we can't help you, what you want is not officially possible")
My system:
Lenovo U410-3rd i7-3517U NL14/ 8G/ 1TB+24G (MAH9GMH)
Windows 8, OEM
OneKey Recovery 8
My disk setup:
Link to picture
What i don't understand:
Why put the operation system on this huge disk?
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I found a solution online to repartition drive C and add the spare capacity to drive D named Lenovo, whilst still retaining the Onekey installation. However it was easier to just create a new partition for my data from drive C, and leave the Lenovo partition ( about 28gb ) intact. I now have three visible partitions ( Drive C - D - E named Lenovo ). Onekey recovery cannot now restore the default as I thought, as drive C is now a different size. But I am able to create a saved state and save to drive D or E AND a copy to a separate hard drive through the USB port.

I uninstalled Lenovo OneKey Recovery program windows 8 (64 bit)

I don't care about my back up file, I was planning on making a new one anyways but I can't find any way to download it. I tried getting the Windows 7 64bit version but when I install it it's an entirely different icon and when I open it it says "driver installation failed
please reinstall application"
I already have though.
can anybody help me by giving me a safe, working download link.

Dear Andy16
Welcome to Lenovo forums
kindly find below the link for the OneKey recovery download for win8 64-bit
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS035708
thanks
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OneKey Recovery - backup fails in Windows 10

Using OneKey Recovery version 8.1.0.2619 on Windows 10 Home I'm trying to create a backup on an external hard drive and it crashes on the "Initializing.." phase with the error:
Exception thrown at 0x00007FFF6AB73B62 (SBREngine.dll) in OneKey Recovery.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x0000000023B64880. Is there something I can do to make it work or do I have to wait for the next version? Thanks,
Adam Tal

Hi Don, you don't mention the APP, Method, nor destination of this Backup.

Ideapad S405 Windows 8 and OneKey NOVO Recovery Failure

I finished working on research at the cafe this afternoon on my Lenovo Ideapad 604, came home, powered up and it is stuck in this 'Windows 8 Recovery Loop' non-sense. Turn it on, automatic recovery starts, diagnoses, fails to start windows, asks to recover or shut down, click through the Windows recovery troubleshooting menus to get to the advanced options button in order to try to boot in safemode.
This is where things get messy. On troubleshoot menu (refresh, rest, advanced options screen) if you click any of these buttons the windows recovery program freezes solid. Attempts to use the NOVO button land you indefinitely on a blank blue screen. I'm guessing the hard drive has bad sectors (explaining the freezing recovery screen) and needs to be replaced.
I've owned this laptop for less than 6 months and have no complaints. This is the first 'issue' I've ran into. I'll call support/service and let everyone know how it goes.
Options:
1) Call service. They send me a magic box and fix it at Lenovo (happened in the past with my Y510 keyboard).
2) Someone out there knows a trick to fix this issue.
3) Nuke Windows 8 and NOVO. I have WIndows 7 pro 64bit that can be loaded onto a USB.
Ideapad S405 (2013)
Ideapad Y510 (2008 - 2013)
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hi Firefly2462,
Thanks for Posting,
Since the issue is kind of in the middle of a Hardware(HDD) and Software (Windows Corrupted) Issue.
i would suggest to have the system repaired by Lenovo.
Definitely they would test the HDD in their repair center,
It is understandable that the Windows OS sometimes may fail or get corrupted but together with the Onekey recovery Partition to fail? Something might be wrong with the HDD where Both are saved,
You can try doing a test on the HDD on your own before sending the machine for repair,
If the HDD test result showed up OK then you can just ask for a disk To reinstall Windows since the OKR is not working I believe they would send you one.
If the HDD Tested bad then have it repaired and have the HDD replaced.
Regarding your Windows 7 OS you will need to have your Own Product Key for Windows 7 as the one used for your windows 8 will not be compatible.
Its fine to use your own OS like Windows 7 just make sure that the HDD is good maybe do a test after installing windows 7, also take note that some portion of your warranty may be voided by changing your Windows version.
Best Regards
Solid Cruver
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Windows 8 Reset, Lenovo OneKey Recovery, Partitions - confusion

Hi everyone,
I have a few questions - I have a Yoga 2 Pro:
1. I created a separate partition for my documents on the hard drive. If I use Lenovo OneKey Recovery will that destroy the partition?
2. Following Question 1, will the OneKey Recovery run successfully given the existence of said partition?
3. I assume that the OneKey Recovery image on the hard drive provided by Lenovo includes all their software (OneKey Recovery, Energy Manager, EasyCamera, etc). If I use the Windows 8 Reset feature will that software still be installed or will it be a completely clean OS - as if, for example, I were to acquire a windows 8 ISO and use that for installation?
4. Where the heck is my Windows 8 Product Key?
Thanks in advance,
- ice

Great
Is there any way I can fix this? Without having to spend $?
EDIT: The other thing I should mention is that I used Windows itself to create this new partition. DISKPART gives the following:
DISKPART> list partition
Partition ### Type Size Offset
Partition 1 Recovery 1000 MB 1024 KB
Partition 2 System 260 MB 1001 MB
Partition 3 OEM 1000 MB 1261 MB
Partition 4 Reserved 128 MB 2261 MB
Partition 5 Primary 110 GB 2389 MB
Partition 6 Primary 109 GB 113 GB
Partition 7 Primary 4096 MB 222 GB
Partition 8 Recovery 11 GB 226 GB
DISKPART> list volume
Volume ### Ltr Label Fs Type Size Status Info
Volume 0 C Windows8_OS NTFS Partition 110 GB Healthy Boot
Volume 1 M NTFS Partition 109 GB Healthy
Volume 2 D LENOVO NTFS Partition 4096 MB Healthy
Volume 3 WINRE_DRV NTFS Partition 1000 MB Healthy Hidden
Volume 4 SYSTEM_DRV FAT32 Partition 260 MB Healthy System
Volume 5 PBR_DRV NTFS Partition 11 GB Healthy Hidden
- ice

Lenovo OneKey Recovery for Windows 7 64bit does not work

Does anyone have a patch or new release link for Lenovo OneKey Recovery? I recently bought a G450 and Win 7 Ultimate-64bit separately, there is no link available in the support and download page under this model yet. I tried installing the Vista 64 bit version and still does not work as well. I did a clean install downloaded the drivers from the Lenovo support page.
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You haven't provided a link to the page you are trying to download from. On top and at the right of most download pages there should be a red loud speaker next to the print page button, just click on it in order to report a faulty download or possible other problems with the page.
Is the following page the page you were trying to download from? If so you can submit direct feedback if the download doesn't work for you.
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS009179
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Can't find the onekey recovery in my thinkpad yoga?

I need to backup my system after all the new installation but somehow can't find the onekey recovery in the new thinkpad yoga. Why the thinkpad yoga doesn't come with onekey recovery?
Also I downloaded and installed onekey recovery version 8.0.0.1219 but when I tried the system backup it said "Current system can not support back up". Am I missing something here? Has anyone able to back up their thinkpad yoga?
Any information will be appreciated.

Hi Jeng,
If your machine came with Windows 8 installed, backup and recovery media creation is via Windows in-built tools:
Methodology to create Recovery Media and reload a Lenovo system with Microsoft Windows 8 preload
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IdeaPad U330 shows a blue screen and then shuts down while trying to Backup using onekey recovery

I have a brand new Lenovo IdeaPad U330 2267-58U preloaded with Windows XP Professional. After I installed some application software I tried to use the Onekey Recovery (from the Start menu) to create a backup of my system partition (C drive) for the first time. For backup mode I chose "Full backup" and for Compression Type I chose "Quick compression" (I tried the no compression option and it didn't work either). I then clicked the "Next" button and left everything unchanged as the default setting (backup location set to the D: drive). As soon as I clicked the "next" button, and then the "start" button, the screen turns blue and the system reboots. The system then reboots with the blue disck-checking screen.
Any fix to this problem?? I haven't been able to create any back up for my system or create a recovery disc so far.

have you checked your disk(s) for error(s)?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315265/en-us
and one more thing, can you send the system or application events? ( related error )
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/What-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

3000 K100 Always boots into Onekey Recovery

I have a 3000 k100. At one point I told the windows software to make a Onekey Backup. The comptuer rebooted and started running the "Onekey Recovery" software. However it hangs and never finishes. Everytime I shutdown and reboot it goes into the "Onekey Recovery". It starts no matter what bottable medium i have in the computer (boot cd, usb).
If I mess with the bios settings and cause a bios error on startup, the computer will boot normally into windows.
Is there someway to remove this system level Recovery Software, or remove its override on the boot sequence.

As far as I can tell you is that you need to DO the one key recovery because if you don't and re-boot you risk the chance of screwing a few sectors that contain the recovery info on it. That hidden Partition is the area where all the software is at and NOT on the recovery CD.
Let the computer finish the recovery and then you can continue on to a normal windows OS. If it does not finish it will recycle it self till it does.
As far as I can tell.
Hope that helps.
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T440p Windows 8 Installation mit Recovery Medien funktioniert nicht

Hallo,
ich habe ein T440p (20AN-00C1GE) auf dem werkseitig Windows 7 Pro installiert war. Ich habe nun mehrfach versucht mit den beiliegenden original Lenovo Recovery-Medien Windows 8.1 Pro zu installieren, aber der Installationsprozess bleibt kurz vor dem Ende stehen (Eine DOS-Box mit "PEBOOT.TAG File not found"- Meldungen). Schließt man diese DOS-Bos einfach, dann geht der Prozess weiter, aberes kommt die Meldung "Die Antwortdatei für die unbeaufsichtigte Installation [C.\Windows\Panther\Unattend\unattend.xml] für Durchgang [auditUser] konnte nicht analysiert oder verarbeitet werden. Die in der Antwortdatei angegebenen Einstellungen können nicht angewendet werden. Der Fehler wurde beim Verarbeiten von Einstellungen für die Komponente [Microsoft-Windows-Deployment] erkannt."
Nach einem Neustart startet Windows 8 mit der Meldung, dass die Installation nicht abgeschlossen wurde und deaktiviert das Administrator-Konto oder startet neu.
Das Lenovo Recovery-Medien-Set besteht aus 4 DVD's und einer Anleitung (SP40E96994, SR30E71447, SR30E71448, SR30F35298, SR30F35299) ohne optionale Supplemental-Recovery-Disc. Die Medien waren beim Gerät dabei.
Das Fehlerbild ist scheinbar nicht neu. Unter ThinkPad-Tablets-Forum berichten mehrere User von dem gleichen Problem mit exakt dem gleichen Fehlerbild.
Ich habe schon alles probiert. BIOS-Update, SSD vollständig gelöscht, UEFI / Boot und Legacy Einstellungen entsprechend der Anleitung eingestellt.
Hat jemand einen Tip für mich?? Kann es sein, dass die Medien fehlerhaft zusammengestellt sind?? Während des Kopierens und Entpackens ist öfters die Meldung "File not found" zu sehen.
Ich habe jetzt hier einen Laptop für 1800,- Euro rumstehen mit dem man nichts machen kann :-(

Hallo JuniorD,
OneKey Recovery in der aktuellen Version kann auf große Festplatten über 1TB (je nach Sektorgröße auch erst über 2TB) nicht zugreifen. Hier können wir leider nur auf zukünftige Updates warten. Eventuell kannst du mit deiner 4TB Platte auf ein anderes Sicherungsprogramm ausweichen oder eine 1 TB benutzen.
Schau dir aber auch noch diesen Thread im englischen Forum an:
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Idea-Windows-based-Tablets-and/OneKey-Backup-Start-button-quot-greyed-q...
Gruß - Sebastian
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B590 Windows 8 One Key recovery

Hi.
Today i got my new Lenovo b590 MBX29GE. (Windows8)
Unfortunately there isn't the one key recovery app installed.
Is there a possibility to use this tool anyways ?
Thanks.

hi vfbjohn,
Thank you for using Lenovo Community Forums,
  Can we try to do a search, pressing Windwos button + W
Then try to type "Onekey" Check if there will be any results under Apps or Files, if you still have it on your computer it should show up using that search.
    If non, It is just Okay OKR8.0 does not have an option to Created Recovery CD and its main purpose is to launch the Factory recovery within windows. Still it would do a restart launching the Actual Recovery.
You can also check this thread, they were able to create a Zip file of the Recovery 8.0.
     In case you want to do a Factory Recovery you can refer to the User Guide Manual page 15/84
   this was you don't have to use the Onekey Recovery Software within windows.
Hope this helps,
Cheers!!
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Help needed - Can't access OneKey Recovery restoration option after system reboot,

Hi,
I run OneKey Recovery, after I choose "recovery", and system reboot.....system automatically log in Windows 7 again, rather than access OneKey Recovery restoration option.
I am using G570 and OneKey Recovery version is 7. this issue never happened before, it always reboot to OneKey Recovery restoration before....please help. Thanks

You shouldn't need Command + R since the Option key will present you with the Recovery boot volume. Seems something is amiss there, I'm willing to bet you may have been using a wireless keyboard.

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