LaCie says Rescue & Recovery to LaCie USB2 disk trouble is Lenovo's problem

Hi!
LaCie support says the Rescue & Recovery to LaCie USB2 disk trouble is Lenovo's problem. Also that there should be a fix ready for a TP T500 running XPP SP3. Any idea`s?
On the same topic: Why is battery power management set to High (save battery life) as default for Wifi? Is this causing time-out's or delays that Rescue & Recovery can´t handle, but LacIe backup -- by standard wifi 802.11n to router connected -- USB2-disk can?
Setup: Broadband-modem <> Netgear WNR3700 Router/LaCie USB2 disk <> Thinkpad T500.
//S

I do not have an answer to this, but if you can tell me where I can go to actually attempt to delete the "backup" that R&R *did* create on my local drive, I would be most appreciative. I had never used it (R&R) before (and I have used TP's going back *a long* time!) so I assumed when I tried it the first time that it would ask me where to put the backup, e.g. on the network, external drive, &c. Instead, it started backing up *everything* to my local drive. While it was running, I had to close the Tablet, which apparently did not make R&R happy.
Bottom line: my 100GB HD is already down to 25GB free (and it is only a month old), the "backup" apparently did not complete successfully so R&R will not recognize it to delete it. So, I have a worthless backup taking up a ton o' space and I cannot find it to delete it. HELP!!! Next time, I will know to have R&R set up *before* running it to back up to the network. (or, based upon the original post to this thread, I may just manually back up my data or save all my important stuff on the network to begin with and let the sysadmin guys worry about backups!)
If anyone even knows what the name of the backup file(s) is/are, that would be a start.

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Well, now I know, thanks. All this is because the machine has become slow and unstable. I have tried various magic tools that are supposed to spruce it up (AVG and Uniblue) but I experience nothing but frustration. Do you have any suggestions short of restoring the drive? Maybe uninstall all programs from control panel and install fresh ones? I am using a spare X61s running XP at the moment, feels like Formula 1.
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All new lenovo users should burn their recovery discs when they get their computer. And before they delete the Q drive, another warning will come up giving notice for burning the recovery discs. If neither of these actions are done, then there is no recovery. There is nothing RnR can do as you have discovered, it just can't find the Q drive.
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Hi,
I have been using an Iomega eGO external USB drive for backups.
I have been able to list and remove backups (when required) when in Windows 7 and running Rescue & Recovery, but I am unable to get a list of backups when booting from a Recovery DVD into Rescue & Recovery.
Basically I am replacing the unencrypted hard drive with an SSD that supports encryption.
The aim was to use a full backup made immediately prior to removing the HDD to restore the full system.
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Has R&R been updated since you made your bootable DVD? It's possible there's a version mismatch between your backups and your R&R DVD.
You might try burning a new rescue CD - or whatever it's called on your machine, "bootable media" maybe. That may be able to find your backups.
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I'll be upgrading my T520 from Windows 7 to Windows 8 (clean install) and want to create a full, restorable backup of my system first.
I'm confused about just which method to go with. In Control panel, there is a "Lenovo-Factory recovery disks". And then there is also Rescue & Recovery, which I just installed.
From the online instructions, it looks like with R&R, I can select either the OS and/or Data. If I select OS, is this the same as running the Control panel item, Factory recovery disks??
I will probably create the OS backup media separate from the Data media anyway, since I want to copy the data over to my clean install of Windows 8.
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The Recovery Disks are a must have do burn them to DVD's (3 - DVD are burnt). These 3 DVD allow you to reinstall the the Windows 7, tools drivers etc to the state it came from the factory. It becomes clean start as you originally got it. They maybe also used to boot into for the repair console but I am not certain as I haven't tried it myself.
Now having said that which should be clear. You want an IMAGE of the DRIVE which includes 3 partitions. One is no good since Lenovo boots via Rapidstart via "System_Drv" partition. If you look in Disk Management you'll see that is the active boot partition. You need it and the Windows partitions a minimum. But that leave the Q drive omitted.
Few people take into account that even though they have a backup of the HD they DON'T have the means to read it to put it back. Its fine if you just going to over write a working system from the backup but not it the application or tools are missing. Acronis Trueimage is OS independent and allow for a Boot CD to be made for those situation in which you can restore a HD, a partition or even folder and files from the same backup. This is what you'd want or something equivalent and 100% that you'll have access to it afterwards. I doubt you'd be able to easily do all this will R&R and there is no way to verify that in advance. Many time the backup is no good and you're SOL. Trueimage can verify the image file created that its good if you which so you know. You can create as many images as you wish over time and typically place on an external drive. Do so via the eSATA port is very fast while USB works but slower.
I trust this will have answered and/or enlightened you plan. Bottom line at the end of it all. You want to be 200% sure how to do the image restore from a unbootable HD. If you can't then the damm R&R is false security and useless tool. I don't use and don't trust it period. Some people sure have rebuilt an SSD with it but that's no the same thing or as easy.
You may want to read some of the Window 8 pre threads since you're be installing over Windows 7 as the upgrade requires.
Good luck.
PS: You are smart to ask now rather than like many after they've destroyed the original software and no clue how to recover and go back. Expect stuff not to work as it does under Win7 Lenovo has a lot to catch up on for their tools and drivers before its solid packages. That's my opinion.
You could buy another HD and just swap it and do a clean install but would likely require a retail Windows 8. There does not seem to be a way to install it yet without the Windows 7 being available for verification before the upgrade DVD will install. Then its as drive swap to go back again.
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I need help with my Lenovo X200 and Rescue & Recovery. When I go to My Computer, whenever I used to click on the Q: or S: partitions, I would get a warning message pop-up telling me to not change anything. These warnings do not pop-up anymore, and I want them back so that nobody accidently changes anything in there.
I suspect this change happened when I tried to create a backup. When I was in the process of creating a backup, my computer locked up and so I had to force quit and restart. The next few times I tried to run R&R it wouldn't launch, so, I uninstalled it then I reinstalled it. It works fine now, but those pop-ups don't come up. Anyone have an idea to get those back? Also, because the backup was stopped halfway... did it just get deleted? R&R says it cannot find any backups, but can I be sure that there really isn't some incomplete backup floating around that I can delete?
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[edit] Forgot my manners... hello and welcome!
If you really want to restore to factory state, why not use the disk(s) that Lenovo sent you?
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Restoration of Lenovo T500 to new hard drive using Rescue & Recovery

I bought a new hard drive and I have been having a frustrating time trying to migrate the image of my hard disk to the new drive. When I bought my T500, it came with Windows Vista Business 64, but I have since downgraded it to Windows XP Pro.
Up to now, I was faithfully using Norton Ghost 14 to back up my drive to my USB Western Digital MyBook Mirror Edition 1TB drive. However, I get errors when I try to restore the image to my new drive (and I will be posting that issue to Norton's forum).
While I have not completely given up on Norton Ghost, I decided I might be able to restore the image using the Rescue & Recovery software. I downloaded and installed R&R 4.21.0016.00. After I installed it, I backed up my system to the MyBook Mirror Edition.
I then shut down the computer and put in the new hard drive (a Western Digital Scorpio Black WD5000BEKT). I used a disc that I burned from the ThinkVantage Create Recovery Media utility to boot the machine. While the environment loads just fine, it does not detect my USB hard drive. NOTE: I didn't make my USB drive bootable, I only stored the backup files there.
I tried going into the PC Doctor utility and discovered that there is an "unidentified" USB device under the mouse section, which I presume is the MyBook.
I have hunted high and low for an answer to this both on Lenovo and Western Digital's web sites, but I can't seem to come up with a reason why my drive is not visible to R&R, or a way to load the WD drivers into this recovery environment. I found http://forum.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkVantage-Technologies/Rescue-and-Recovery-does-not-recognize-USB-driv..., and I followed the instructions - there is a minus sign next to the USB boot device in the bios. However, saving the bios and rebooting the computer (as the post suggested) does nothing to change that setting.
I have tried upgrading the bios to the latest version, but still no luck detecting the USB drive.
I am thinking about resorting to buring a backup of my entire system to DVDs and then restoring using the DVD drive. However, since my current backup is 60GB, I imagine that will take 15 discs.
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Dear Sirs,
How long can R&R "Rejuvenate" stay at "System restore in progress... 0%" before I should begin to worry? I started a Rejuvenate on my E30 about 20 hours ago, and for at least 19 of those hours it's been sitting at 0%. (And yes, I'm beginning to worry!)
In terms of details:
1) I purchased this E30 from Lenovo in August 2011. It's a fairly basic machine with two 500GB HDDs in RAID 1; the drive is about 27% full; and I've done regular backups (to a 500 Lenovo USB external hard drive) via Rescue & Recovery without ever encountering any problems.
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3) Just prior to the Rejuvenate, I (by way of a test) did a full Restore (via Rescue and Recovery) of my machine to a backup I made earlier in the day. This Restore proceeded without at hitch, and took about 90 minutes. The machine worked normally after the Restore, and had correctly reverted to the state it was in when I made the backup -- so everything seemed fine.
4) I then restarted the machine, restarted R&R, and selected the Rejuvenate option. The first Rejuvenate steps seemed to go well: first came a small incremental backup, and then the "Capturing current settings" step proceeded pretty rapidly. The next step (according to the "Rescue and Recovery Progress" window) is "Restoring Files" -- and the machine has stayed on this step for the past 19+ hours.
5) On my screen, there are two windows atop a "Lenovo -- Rescue and Recovery 4 -- ThinkVantage Technologies" background. One window is "Rescue and Recovery Progress", and inside that window is the word "Rejuvenation", and then five steps. The first step is "Capturing current settings", and there's a green check mark next to it. The second step is "Restoring files", and there's a blue arrow pointing to it. Three more steps (e.g., "Apply saved system-wide settings", etc.) sit below, without any markings. The other window is "Progress", on which there's a completely empty horizontal bar graph, below which are the words "System restore in progress... 0%". I've tried Alt-Tab, and no other windows are visible anywhere.
6) The machine is not frozen: I can move the mouse icon freely, and can drag the two progress windows about the screen.
7) The HDD LED on the front panel of the E30 tower emits a brief low-power flash at precise 1-second intervals (question: is the machine polling the disc or the optical drive?). At various times in the day, this LED has briefly but fully brightened in the random, flashing way that it does when the discs are being written to (e.g., about an hour ago it was starting to seem normal, and I was beginning to feel relieved) -- but now it's reverted to its 1-second dim flashing, without any bright bursts at all.
8) The red light on the external USB Drive is mostly continuous bright red, but this light flickers randomly and frequently, as if the external drive is actually doing something. These flickers, however, can happen (and usually do happen) without any corresponding change in the E30's front panel LED's regular 1-second "ticks".
9) Unfortunately, the above info pretty much exhausts all my knowledge about computers, and I have no access to an IT expert (I'm a freelance writer who has to run CAD models on occasion, and this E30 sits in my bedroom "office"). I've searched the Lenovo forums for threads on this "0%" issue, and apart from the Alt-Tab suggestion to look for hidden windows, I haven't understood anything in them (sorry). Also, in hindsight, I wish I had put a backup on something other than the external USB drive -- e.g., presumably if I do something drastic like turn the E30 off, I corrupt both the E30 drive and the external drive backup files, yes?
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Thank you very much (and Congratulations on the new P-series Thinkstations -- I saw them when I logged on to compose this query; may you please all have great success with the new machines!).
Yours, - W
P.S. -- in the time it's taken to compose this query, the front panel HDD LED has begun to occasionally flash again (random, intermittent, full power flashes, separated by long periods of 1-second "ticks") -- so things are sort of working, yes? =)

Right -- the "Rejuvenate" process has finally ended, 43.5 hours after I started it. =)
(The user interface is really confusing -- even after I thought things were done, windows would spontaneously pop up and tell me to reboot the computer; it took 4 reboots before a final pop up said "Rejuvenation Successful"....)
Questions for the Experts:
     This was a painful process: among other things, I've been minus my workstation for two solid days, and at no point did I have any idea when and if the computer would begin to work again. Hence....
1) Is "Rejuvenation" worth the trouble? Is this something you'd recommend people use, or should I avoid the option in the future?
2) Should I regularly Defragment my disk? The Rejuvenation program has now set my Defragmenter scheduler to come on every week (previously, the Defragmenter was turned off). Is regular disk defragmentation something you would recommend?
3) How is "Rejuvenation" different from a simple Backup + Defragmentation? Is the Rejuvenation somehow more thorough or more effective? I ask because of how painful the Rejuvenation process was this time around: if it really doesn't do anything the Defragment tool doesn't, then I'd prefer to avoid it in the future.
     Sorry for the naive newbie questions(!) -- I just happen to love my E30 (which I specced out according to recommendations given to me on this forum, three years ago -- thank you for all the help!), and I'd like to maintain it properly. =)
     Thank you in advance for any recommendations!
               - W

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I have copied recovery file from recovery partition to external hard disk.
After that, I have deleted recovery partition and now I can't restore computer to factory settings.
I have tried to make new recovery media but it says that recovery partition doesn't exists although I have made new partition and copied the recovery file to it.
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If you once configred the PDA with a password, then go into Windows and run following command:
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This should remove this password. In case it's the password, that I'm thinking of.
Let me know, if this will work for you.
Cheers

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