Hp pavilion 15 n-209 tx,problem in creating recovery media

Hp pavilion 15 n209 tx,i tried creating a recovery media using the HP recovery media creation.Two DVD's were succesfully created but during the creation of the third dvd,the dvd fails to be verified,it says-verification failed,insert another dvd.
Please tell me a solution to overcome this problem.

Try burning the 3rd disc from Safe Mode:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03439317&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en#N68
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Problem in creating recovery media disks

I tried to create the recovery media and i am getting the message "Resources required by this application are already in use. Please retry after the other application completes". Can any one help me to solve this issue? I haven't created the recovery disk so far. Your help is much appreciated.
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Been in touch with tech support about this. They said they'd call back to propose a solution but they didn't call, so after a few days I called back and found they'd closed the call and dispatched the recovery disks to me.
Just to add, my sister has an n200, its 8 months old, and has no problem creating the factory recovery media. But Its running version 4.0 of the rescue and recovery software, whereas I am running 4.21. Wondering if it was a problem with the latest version, I tried uninstalling version 4.21 on my new machine and installing the older version downloaded from the Lenovo site, but the RR app just plain wouldn't start at all.
It could be a problem with the latest release, so an update in the future could fix it.

Create Recovery Media crashes on Windows 7 SP1 and Rescue and Recovery 4.51.0045.00

I installed Rescue and Recovery 4.51.0045.00 right after a fresh installation of Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (Build 7601 64 bit) on my Thinkpad Edge 11. After hitting "Advanced Rescue and Recovery" and then "Create Rescue Media" I get a "Create Recover Media has stopped working" error with the problem Signature:
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Hi Customer,
We have below workaround for fixing your issue, would you please try and feedback result to me?Thanks.
delete the below registrykey :
"spilock"="1382411866.78"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Lenovo\spi\RNR Boot Media]
"spilock"="1382411866.78"

Creating Recovery Media with Portable External Hard Drive

Is it possible to create recovery data with a portable external hard drive?

Hi,
i am also facing the same problem not able to create the recovery media in external hard disk. win 7 64 bit..
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Why only once for create recovery media???

When I created recovery discs for my laptop using HP Recovery Manager, I got the message:
You can only create recovery media once for your system. So ensure that you keep it in a safe place
why only once?? what is the problem with creating the same discs again?
what is the difference when creating the recovery discs with the Backup and Restore utils in Windows 7? is it also once only? what is the difference between discs created with Windows 7 versus HP Recovery Manager?

I believe it is due to MS license agreement that only 1 set is allowed. You can of course use a CD/DVD burning program to copy the set you made.
The Recovery set you burn restores the laptop back to factory shipped state. Recovery made with Win 7 utility is an image of the hdd that includes added programs, data ,photos,etc.You also need to burn the System repair disc to use with the backup. You can use it as often as you like.
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Cannot create recovery media on T61

Hi, two days ago I got my Lenovo Thinkpad T61 with Vista Business. I decided to downgrade to Win XP, so I found out, that I need to create a recovery media. I looked to Start > Programs > Thinkvantage, but there was no such option as create recovery media. So I was googling and I figured out that I didn't have installed Rescue and Recovery software. I downloaded (English) Rescue and Recovery 4.21 for Windows Vista from Lenovo webpage and installed it. Then I went again to Start > Programs > Thinkvantage and there was the option Create Recovery media. I clicked there, but there was only option to create Rescue media. Here is the screenshot :
http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/4570/97770442.jpg
Also I was trying to find if I have that hidden partition. In windows I found some 513MB partition, but there was 100% free space.
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/4834/20885840.jpg
In linux I found only one partition, where is installed windows. Is there any way that I don't have this hidden partition, so I cannot create recovery media, or where is the problem? Thanks in advance.

If it is the official Lenovo downgrade discs, it is actually a XP pro recovery media, so you don't need the Vista OS to work. It will create its own recovery partition on your hdd. But once you done it, there is no way of going back to VIsta, unless you image the hdd using a third party software like Acronis TrueImage (need to be purchased) or Easeus Disk Copy (free).
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Re: Unable to create recovery media flash drives

I recently purchased a new Toshiba netboo NB305-N440BL and upgraded to Windows 7 Home Premium. Using the "Create Recovery Media" wizard, as suggested, I attempted to create the recovery media on two flash drives. The flash drives were brand new and had never been formatted.
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I Googled this error message and found two others who had the same problem with their Toshiba net books when they attempted to create the back up material. There were no responses to their requests for help.Is there another approach to making the back ups?
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I finally gave up and returned the computer to tech service at Fry's where I bought it.They found that the OS did not recognize the flash drives at any of the USB ports, so they exchanged the computer for a new one ( I was still within the 15 days after purchase for a return) and the new computer works perfectly, Thanks for all the suggestions.

Attempting to create recovery media on P500-ST6822 but fails

Just received my Satelite P500-ST6822 laptop with Windows 7 OS, and want to create recovery media before I start normal use.
While creating the system recovery media the process fails at the same location indicating -
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You'll need to contact Toshiba Support about this and have them send you a working set of recovery disks as the files on your hard drive are corrupted. There's nothing you can do to change that on your end.
See this post on who to contact to order the disks and be sure to explain the problem you are having so they don't charge you for them.
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Satellite T230D fails to create recovery media

I have a Satellite T230D running Windows 7 Home Premium. When attempting to create recovery media using a USB drive, the process starts by advising that the USB drive will be formatted.
At this point it fails with the error code 040EAE-57-00000000. The USB drive is left in an unusable state and cannot be reformatted by Windows.
The HP USB Format utility does manage to reformat the USB drive.
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Hey mate,
Very interesting. I have the same model and I also created the USB recovery medium but at the end it was no problem for me. I also got an error message during creating the medium so I tried another USB stick. Before that I formatted the USB stick with default settings. So I started creating the recovery medium and this was done successfully with the second (other) USB stick so no problems at all.
I have used 8GB USB stick from CN Memory, model Spaceloop XL. What USB stick you are using?
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NB305-02P Attempt to create recovery media damaged format of USB drive?

Twice now, I've tried to created a recovery record using 16 Gb USB drives. Different makes of drive, one I have been using previously on an XP computer, works fine there. In both cases, the attempt to create the recovery record resulted in a USB drive that was unusable. The Creator program calls for the re-format of the USB drive, that fails, and then the drive is indicated in Windows as having zero capacity, plus it cannot be re-formatted by any method I've tried so far.
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Hi egrivel,
As stated above, there is no option to create optical recovery media. You can use a flash drive. 8G 16G I believe, but verify that when running the utility. Make sure "copy the recovery partition" is checked.
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Creating Recovery media failed - Files missing!

Hello! This is my first post to this forum. I have recently purchased a Thinkpad T400, I am however having some issues, and was hoping that you guys could help me.
I have received my Thinkpad with Windows XP pre-installed, together with a few Windows Vista recovery discs. I have never used Vista before, and so I am trying to create some recovery discs for XP, just in case I want to stick to XP.
However, when I try to create the recovery discs, I only get this message: "The files needed to create recovery media is missing."
I have just tried updating Rescue and Recovery to the latest version, but still the same error message. I have tried to search the forums to see if someone else have had this problem, but they all seem to be slightly different from my own problem.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

After my 4th call to Toshiba tech Support, I think I finally got my "create recovery media" issue resolved. The tech today had me uncheck the "verify" box on the "create recovery media" screen, and now the process seems to be working as it should. --it worked! I just got the screen message telling me the recovery media was successfully created. Yay.

X220i Can't create recovery media

I have a new X220i with a 128k SSD hard drive. I'm trying to create recovery files on an external hard drive. After clicking "ok" in all the dialog boxes, I get the message "No [sic] enough temporary disk space in the C drive, Create Recovery Media will exit now."
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I'm sorry, carrme, as I haven't explained you clearly. I'm sure the partition sizes of your disk are not from factory. Let's compare with my 320Gb hdd - the partitions were about 1,1 (system_drv) / 310 (c) / 9 Gb (lenovo_recovery).
I think that was not your problem or mistake when you've installed ms and Lenovo updates prior of creating recovery disks.
In your case you can do the folowing:
1. remove (temporarily) some files from drive C:. For example, the folder SWTOOLS. Lenovo sw and drivers for installation are stored here. Also, all installed Lenovo updates are stored in the folder
C:\Program Files (x86)\Lenovo\System Update\session. Then create Factory Recovery disks.
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2. Resize partitions as you want. Then create factory recovery disks.
In order to save the OTR functionality after partitions resizing just reinstall Lenovo R&R. It'll rebuild MBR.
I think the factory image of your system (I mean the partition sizes) wasn't the same as you have now. But you don't have to worry about this.
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Create recovery media Demands dual layer DVD's

Good evening everyone.
I just accepted the delivery of my 5 brand new notebooks for my company's new workers.
3 of those notebooks are HP Probook 450 G2's (PN: J4R69EA)
(These are the models with the 128GB SSD drives)
The other two are Lenovo E540’s with similar specs.
So first things first, create recovery media. So that is done before I hand them to the end users in question.
While trying to create the windows disc, the "HP Recovery Disc Creator" program demands Dual layer DVD's: "Please insert a Dual-Layer DVD to proceed"
The DVD's in question I’m using are "Sony DVD+R 120min/4.7GB" discs that in the past have always worked. (and at this moment are working for the Lenovo portables)
Searching this forum pointed me to :
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03481733&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en#N80
Unfortunately this is not the same interface I have. I can only choose a drive to create a backup to
(in this case it is Drive F:\ for internal drive)
I also tried an external DVD writer with the same results.
I have not tried a USB stick, but this is not what I want and since you can only create one set of backups…
Link to a screenshot: (you need to copy paste it into your browser apparently)
http://loxsvc.netau.net/HP/HP%20Discss.png
This would not be that big of a problem if there was an actual windows 7 key printed on the portable.
If I had a key, I would just reinstall the machine straight away with a clean windows 7 image so I dont have to clean out all the HP software.
but unfortunatly this is not the case. so i need a Windows 7 Recovery disc to be created.
Any suggestions besides buying DL DVD's?
Thank you for your time
- Signed Sven
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Hey @SCamm ,
To get your issue more exposure I would suggest posting it in the commercial forums since this is a commercial product. You can do this at Commercial Forums.
Dual-layer recording allows DVD-R and DVD+R discs to store significantly more data. DVD+R DL also called DVD+R9 are what is needed to create the Recovery media on this notebook. Sorry to say.
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I cannot create Recovery Media that is to be used for an OS reset

Hello,Recently I upgraded to Win 10, and decided to go back to 8.1 because I thought it was bogus - too slow, not so good looking. But in order to go back to Win 8.1, i needed to get rid of some things in order to free up space. Because there were no pictures, just program files and data, I started picking out Program Files folder to delete (I know, one of the stupidest things you could, but I was MAD). The folders that I deleted were folders from Steam, MS Office, and other folders that were added on by me, not my system. After I came back to Win 8.1, I was so happy to see my faster, better running OS. But not for long. The problems came on the next day. I couldn't open my XBOX Music App, which I was certain was something I must've done with my quest for freeing up space. I tried looking for installation files and .exe files for the Music app, but they all came from unreliable sources. So I uninstalled the Music app and attepmted to install it in the Store. I wasn't successful at that beacuse of an error that I believe was 0x80070057. So I decided to just go ahead and give my system a reset. Now here comes the real issue: When I try to reset, it says that I need a recovery media which i can acquire with installation media. But the problem is I DON'T have installation media. I went ahead and looked for a Windows 8.1 with Bing edition, and found the MS Media Creation tool. I started following a procedure with the appropriate info (such as Windows 8.1 Single Language edition, x64 architecture, and English Language) and it stayed there on 0%, with "Please Wait." And so I waited, waited, without any change. Now, I have REALLY high speed internet access, which is unlike the internet proivded in the States (eugh) and so it shouldn't be a problem on my side. I gave up on that, and decided to go ahead and create myself a recovery image using the HP Recovery Manager. I went ahead and clicked "Create recovery media for your system" and clicked Next on the little window that popped up. It started doing something, and shortly after that it came back with "We can't create a recovery drive on this PC. Some required files are missing. To troubleshoot problems when your PC can't start, use your Windows installation disc or media." Great, back to something I DON'T have. So that is where I run out of solutions. I usually hate posting problems on forums (because I solve the problem myself), but this where I fail in my everlasting quest to be a lone wolf in the world of PC problems. Some ideas I came up with were to go back to Win 10, and try to reset my sys there, but I'm afraid that if I do that, I won't be able to go back to Windows 8.1. I really need some help, because it truly is interupting my workflow. Sincerely,QWEW

I had a Win10 upgrade fail on my HP laptop and, in the process, it corrupted the Recovery partition. I think there's a warning somewhere in the upgrade instructions mentioning that the upgrade will prevent you from using any Recovery option already on your PC -- but that's not much help now. You're probably going to have to contact HP support to order a set of Recover Media. That will be a DVD or a set of CDs, and when you use them, they will reformat your drive -- so do whatever you can to save off any data or valuable files before you use them. And, you will (most likely) have to PAY for the media. HP charges somewhere around $30 for the media, but your cost might vary.

Create Recovery Media low disk space on C error

Hey everyone,
When I tried to create a recovery disc on my X301 Windows 7 to free up the partition, I got an error saying "No enough temporary disk space in C drive, Create Recovery Media will exit now." How much space do I need to free up on my C drive? I only have about 7.5 gb free on my 64gb SSD.
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You'll want at least 10 GB free before doing anything. As is, you can look at your recovery partition to see exactly how much you'll need, but Windows will always block off extra for some reason.

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