One Key Recovery - Basic Questions

I just purchased a used Ideacentre H215 (0893-1AU) desktop computer. It was reset back to the original factory defaults. I went to make a set of "Factory Default Recovery Discs" using Lenovo's One Key Recovery (OKR). However, this option was not available.
1) Is this something that can only be done once? (note: unfortunately no such discs were included in the sale - only a Lenovo drivers CD).
2) The OKR did provide an option to make a bootable "Recovery Disk with the Current System" partition. Does this include the Windows 7 Operating System? Is this an exact copy of what is currently installed on the C drive? Is this what I would use to reinstall Windows 7 on a new hard drive?
--thanks--

hi jrw11,
Welcome to the Lenovo Community.
Regarding your questions:
1. Factory Recovery disc creation can only be done one time (see this link). but you can trigger the One Key Recovery function anytime by repeatedly pressing F2 during boot-up as long as the hidden partition is active - this will guide you through in restoring the factory image of the PC)
2. If you create a"Recovery disc with current system", this create a bootable image of your C:\ drive which contains the Windows 7 OS, with your files and softwares - you could also use this image if you need to restore in on a blank hard drive.
As an alternative, you can use Aomei Partition Assistant Home Edition or EaseUS Disk Copy Home Edition to clone your HDD.
Hope this helps
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Offer a Noob help? General one key recovery question

So I'm new to laptops, especially Lenovo, and when I got my laptop I had barely found out about the One Key Recovery Backup application AFTER I installed quite a few games. So I decided to make the backup but it ended up being 49GB so I put it on my Harddrive.
Now I found out that there was a partition for the backup but mine is only like 23GB. It's too late for me to make a new backup now since I have added way more stuff.
I was wondering if there is some way that I can go and delete files I had IN my backup?
The reason this backup is a problem is because I'm runing out of Hard drive memory because of this backup
Thank you

hi Andy16,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
Once you created the Backup File (backup.wsi files) I don't think you can open that and delete some files in side it,
Also not Possible Doing a selective Current system Back up.
If I understand you correctly you want to do another back up aside from the First one you made (the 49GB), But right now you're running out of disk space?
Regards
Solid Cruver
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One Key Recovery for S10-3t

I got my new s10-3t and feel that there are certain problems with Windows 7 and/or driver installation. Secondary portrait screen orientation does not work, and, even more strange, I cannot remove the Lenovo Screen Rotation program from the computer (using Control Panel) - after uninstallation it is reported to still remain there. There are other minor problems. According to Yigit's advice, I am going to perform a one key recovery (OKR) of the system in order to get clean windows and drivers.
There are several questions. Knowing the answers could help me a lot during the OKR process, since by no means I might be considered as an experienced user.
1. How to start the OSR process:
a) Use the OneKey Recovery program whose shortcut I have preinstalled on my desktop, and choose System Recovery
b) Switch off the computer and then switch it on with a small button in the upper-left corner of the keyboard
Maybe a) and b) are identical?
2. Are there any important choices (questions) that I have to make (answer) during the OKR process? I mean really important choices, not like language, time or user name choice, etc.
3. Would it be possible during to OKR process to change the size of the partitions in my hard disk? Presently I have Local disk C: - 187GB and Lenovo D: - 30GB. I would personally prefer to have C around 100GB and the rest to be D:. Disk C: should contain windows, drivers and programs, and D: my personal files, like photos, musics, movies.
4) After OKR is over, I will get the computer:
a) with Windows 7 only, no drivers at all and no Lenovo preinstalled programs
b) with Windows 7 and drivers, at least basic ones in order to get connected to Wi-Fi internet, to have sound and normal graphics
c) as it was shipped to me, with Windows, drivers and all the Lenovo preinstalled programs like VeriTouch, VeriFace, SmileDock and others, that I have already removed as useless for me.
d) Should I perform any backup prior to OKR? I have no personal files on this computer, i.e, absolutely nothing to loose. Presently I backed up (onto my flash drive) only the drivers from the Lenovo D: disk.
e) Does the system sit in \\?\Volume{64...} where it is going to get recovered from? I do not see this partition in Windows Explorer, but I do see it in Defragmenter.
Sorry that the question is quite long.
Thank you.
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lots of questions
- how to start the okr process:
options are the same, if you select it under windows, windows will restart.
- are there any important choices (questions) that I have to make (answer) during the okr process? i mean really important choices, not like language, time or user name choice, etc.
nope.if application asks click "next"
- would it be possible during to okr process to change the size of the partitions in my hard disk? presently I have local disk c: 187gb and lenovo d: 30gb. i would personally prefer to have c around 100gb and the rest to be d:. disk c: should contain windows, drivers and programs, and d: my personal files, like photos, musics, movies.
if you make changes on volumes, one key recover will stop working.
- after okr is over, i will get the computer:
c.
as it was shipped to me, with windows, drivers and all the lenovo preinstalled programs like veritouch, veriface, smiledock and others, that I have already removed as useless for me.
- should i perform any backup prior to okr? i have no personal files on this computer, i.e, absolutely nothing to loose. presently i backed up (onto my flash drive) only the drivers from the lenovo d: disk.
if you have external dvd rom, i suggest you to burn factory default backup, just in case.
- does the system sit in \\?\volume{64...} where it is going to get recovered from? i do not see this partition in windows explorer, but i do see it in defragmenter.
there's a hidden partition for system & recovery files.it's better not to see cause if you see hidden partition under windows, one key recover stops.

Ideacenter K330B One Key Recovery External Hard Drive

Hello, a few months back I made a full backup of my system to an external hard drive. I reached a point where it was just easiest to start my computer over using the One Key Recovery. I had to go with the factory settings at least temporarily. Is there anyway I can use the external hard drive backup to restore my stystem? The One Key system doesn't seem to agree with it.
Thank you for any replies.
Sorry if there is a post like this elsewhere. I tried to see if their was and didn't see any that applied directly to what I needed.

hi Nutcracker,
When you tried to restore your backup using OneKey Recovery, are you getting any specific error message?
Can you also try to:
1. Format the external HDD with NTFS (move your OneKey Recovery backup to another computer first)
2. Make external HDD's the partition active and copy back the OneKey Recovery backup image
3. Boot into OneKey Recovery 7.0 and try to restore your backup.
Let me know your findings
Regards,
neokenchi
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Lenovo G460 Windows 7 One Key Recovery with a Linux Partition

Hi All,
I recently bought a Lenovo G460 Notebook and installed linux on it to dual boot with WIndows 7. There was a problem with sound which I got fixed and everything is working fine now.
My question is:
Will me linux partition be there as it is If I recover the windows 7 partition using one key recovery?
How to create a rescue disk from One key recovery?
Thanks in advance.

Hi nilankaraja,
To create a rescue disk :: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles/onekey_recovery_46_user_guide.pdf
On part of the Linux partition, are you asking if the partition will be saved ? Or is it something else?
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One Key Recovery

My G560 was puschased in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by a friend last March 2012 and was brought here in the Philippines and was given to me. the COA sticker says it has Windows 7 Home Basic OS but when i opened it, it has Win 7 Ultimate installed. now i'm getting a windows not genuine notification.
i also found out that my disk drive 3 partitions, C, D, E.
i would like to revert my machine to its supposed original OS but i don't have the original installation CDs that is why i'm thinking of using the One Key Recovery.
will this revert my OS to its original state?will it affect my important files (located in partition E of the drive) should i choose the One key recovery?
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You might want to search
MiniTools Partition Wizard, I would recommend you dont use it to do anything with partition size or changing any mbr or partition info.
MiniTools will allow you to look in that 14.75 hidden partition and see if the OneKey Recovery image is there... Sounds like its there. Shows zero bytes used in the disk management, but will have maybe 9gb oem image in it or several chained, to make your drive back to new.... exept I dont know how it will handle that logical partition..
Little hard for me to figure out what you've written there. 5 drives ???? I assume the 97gb is marked Active.
I am concerned your D unalocated drive is saying Logical. It should be same simple basic disk NTFS as the others. That is where the backup lenovo OKR was originally and where your backups normally might be if you dont have a remote drive to do backups to.
or to keep data files or whatever you want there.
I dont know if i should tell you or not, because again I don't know exactly what you have... but back it up... push the one key button. - see if it offers to restore it to new.
If nothing really is in that unallocated partition marked logical... maybe do some web reading see if you can turn it back to a simple basic vollume first.

How to update one key recovery on a G580

Hi guys, Does anybody know how to update the one key recovery to the current setup? If I allow it to make changes, will it update, or revert to the previous recovery point? Any help greatly appreciated, new to Lenovo, still not sure where I'm at with it Cheers Rick
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hi roadrash,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
OneKey recovery Will access the Factory image backup installed hidden on your computer,
It means that it will revert how you got the system from the store.
Also
Windows 8 Disk can be ordered from Lenovo(fees may apply).
If you want to create an updated backup
On a Windows 8 / 8.1 what You could do is a Backup drive using this method.
Hope this helps
Cheers!
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IdeaPad S300 & Windows 8 & One Key Recovery 8

Hi, I bought IdeaPad S300 with pre-installed Windows 8 system. I need to create recovery disk, but this model is not equipped with DVD burner. I decreased C partition size and created new primary E partition on remaining space, so partition table is just changed...
1. Is there any possibility to prepare recovery USB flash drive?
2. Can I do this using One Key Recovery 8?
3. What's the difference between making recovery disks using OKR and Windows 8 Reset your PC feature (there is option to create disk from recovery partition image)?
4 Did I lost a chance to recover factory system from hdd recovery partition using OKR?
5. Can I recover my factory system using USB flash drive in this case?
6. All partitions on hdd will be recreated to factory arrangement after recovery?
thanks for reply

hi stroggi,
Welcome to the Lenovo Community.
Regarding your questions:
1. The Lenovo One Key Recovery 8.0 supports recovery creation on a USB Flashdrive.
2. Yes, you can create a USB recovery drive using One Key Recovery 8.0, you may find this utility by typing Recovery on the start screen.
Spoiler (Highlight to read)
3. The difference between the OKR 8.0 and the Windows 8 Recovery are the following:
3a. OKR creates a .wsi backup file while Windows 8 Recovery creates a VHD file.
3b. In restoring the files, OKR 8.0 requires you to boot from the one recovery button while Windows 8 Restoration can be done inside of Windows or by booting from the recovery usb drive.
4. If you didn't delete the One Key Recovery 8.0, you can still create a recovery drive using OKR 8.0.
5. If you created a recovery drive using OKR 8.0, you will need to launch the One Key Recovery button to restore the image. For Windows 8, you can refresh windows or use the usb recovery drive to refresh it (same procedure applies in refreshing)
6. Only the preload OS partition (Drive C:\) will be created after recovery. Any other partitions will not be restored. If you want to clone your HDD (sector by sector), you will need to use a third party application (i.e. Acronis or EaseUS Disc Clone. - Note: backup your data before making changes to your OS).
Hope this helps.
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Ideapad Series Tools One Key Recovery 7

Ideapad Series Tools One Key Recovery 7
Additional Needful Things: USB DVD Burner Slimline , a mount of DVD writeable Discs (not practical CDs a lot more) , Time approx. 2-3 hours,a big portion of patience
Prefer this as First big operation when you bought the machine, later is possible, but not recommended.
Note : When nessessary parts or partition moved or deleted/overwritten  it is to late...
Start your engine , when Windows is ready to go...
Plug your DVD Burner in ...
Press the One Key Recovery key on your Ideapad or click the (from now abbreviated OKR) OKR Button on screen ..
You should see this Menu next..
Choose Create Recovery Disc got this next Select Recovery Disc Type:
Choose the Factory default recovery disc
click next button brings you to Step 2 Factory default recovery disc
Insert an empty writeable DVD ...
after a short recognition it shows you the write speed
when its ok ... press next ..
be patient OKR start writing and checked the whole disc , that takes time..
should be 3 discs Windows 7 Starter or 4 discs when Windows 7 Home Premium
depends on preinstalled programs configuration ..
this procedure takes time, even on Atom based systems,from time to time it looks like machine gets hung up, but it doesnt...
If you want a bigger sized harddrive, and / or you want most all recovered, OKR creates a bootable first disc , so you can change your harddrive... if that whole procedure is done.
plug in your USB DVD burner , start your Ideapad.
press F2 to get into BIOS settings ...choose BOOT set first boot to USB-DVD and exit ...
or press F12 (Fn-F11) that provoke the Boot Device Menu, meanwhile insert your first disc that OKR create for you ...
boot from disc..follow the instructions to recover , OKR ask you to create new partitions (or delete old)
answer with yes ... when procedure is done , your new HDD is filled as same than the factory HDD, with one exception
you cant rewrite with OKR ,choose factory recover disc again, when press next ,
you got a warning, factory restore is not available...
But that doesnt matter , from now on.. you can , resize or delete partitions, without have to fear,
emergency recover via dvd is yours ...
Note: Factory Recovery disc creation could be done one time...
Note: Resulted Factory Recovery could not recover the procedure to do it again ...
If you like that program , you can save your straightline running windows with all your work via system backup..
and could create recover existing backup image or running system ... creates a bootable disc same as done above...
but recreate only your windows partition itself , not the whole hdd ...
Note: Why dont choose a flashdrive for "factory restore" ?
Its not provided by OKR 6 / 7 to save @ other media...but you can save your personal backup on those media...
complete HDD backup is around 20 GB .. so flashdrive size last min 32GB ...
at this time flashdrive more expensive than, bought a USB-dvd burner plus a mount of writeable DVDs..
Further information about One Key Recovery & more you can found on
http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/Video/LandingPage.aspx?lang=en&country=id
Info: Where residents the parts of OKR ... on 2 different partitions .. this shows the invisible content on driver partition
part 1 on driver partition in hidden folder/files & OKR part 2 on the "normal" invisible partition..as shown here
thats the reason why we first fasten your seatbelts & save the whole , before you want to change move/delete/format/resize on your harddrive
regards KalvinKlein
Thinkies 2x X200s/X301 8GB 256GB SSD @ Win 7 64
Ideas Centre A520 ,Yoga 2 256GB SSD,Yoga 2 tablet @ Win 8.1

hi there,
Regarding your questions:
1. You can try to install Windows 8.1 Enterprie (90 days trial). If that works, you can run a diagnostic on the HDD.
- Try Windows 8.1 (download link)
- Create Bootable USB or DVD with Windows 8 ISO
2. You can try these steps to verify the hard drive's health:
a. Use one of the bootable diagnostic tools below to test the HDD
- Lenovo Diagnostic Solutions (see Bootable DIagnostics)
- Seatools (for Seagate / Samsung HDD)
- Data Lifeguard Diagnostic (for Western Digital HDD)
b. Remove the HDD on the G570 and use a USB 2.5" SATA Enclosure to convert it to an external drive that can be read on another PC. From here, you can use HD Tune or the tools above to verify the HDD's health.
- http://www.hdtune.com/faq_1.html
- G570 Video Disassembly (see FRU Removal)
3. Depending on the size, brand, and specifications, check this link on how much a SATA HDD would cost.
Regards
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Lenovo G570 essential - One Key Recovery issue

Hello to everybody and congratulations for the forum. I have a Lenovo G570 notebook which is running the original version of Windows 7 that came installed with. Before I mention the problem I have to state that I have restructured the hard drive by using the program Acronis Disk Director. When I click the One Key Recovery application and choose the RECOVERY option I receive the follwing message.
"The program cannot find the service partition. The service is currently unavalaible."
After checking, I noticed a change in the Default recovery partition (the factory one) and the Windows installation partition. These partitions are not ACTIVE as before. What can I do in order to overcome this problem and achieve to restore my notebook to the factory default installation?
Regards,
LENOVO G570-20079
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Hello Oust_alex,
First the simple procedure to bring the system to factory setting by using the recovery disc if you have created before altering the partitions.
If the recovery disc is not created then you must restore the partitions as previous and then check.
Last option is to purchase the recovery disc from the service center.
Best Regards,
Tanuj
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What is one key recovery? - G580 (DOS)

Could any pelase let me know what one key recovery is for, in case of DOS.
I have bought a laptop with DOS.
ALso please let me know how to do that/
Thanks ,
Sudheer K

Hi
Welcome To Lenovo Community
One Key Recovery is the program which works with pre-loaded Operating System only,
OKR helps user to restore system to factory default using a button, take backup and create factory disks
Lenovo creates three partitions on the installed Hard Disk Drive:
1. The smaller drive commonly known as the C drive which contains Windows and your pre-installed software. The C drive should NOT be resized otherwise your OneKey recovery may no longer operate.
2. The larger drive known as the D drive which is ready for storing your personal data files such as videos, music, pictures etc. Both the C and D drives are visible in Windows but the D drive is MUCH larger to hold all your personal data. The C drive should NOT be resized otherwise your OneKey recovery may no longer operate.
3. The Service Partition (the partition without a drive letter) is used by the One Key recovery system to backup and recover the C partition. This invisible partition requires only 18GB to 20GB of HDD space. The service partition should NOT be deleted otherwise your One Key recovery will no longer operate.
One advantage of having these partitions is the protection of your personal data. In the event you need to use the One Key recovery system, the personal data stored on the D drive will not be erased as the files on the C drive are restored.
Disk Management is an installed tool which will allow you to view these three partitions. You may access Disk Management by selecting Control Panel -> Management Tools -> Computer Management -> Disk Management.
* Actual size of the invisible partition may vary based on the model and preload.
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-3000-and-Essential/Disk-Partitioning-and-OneKey-Recovery-Feature/...
Since you have bought a dos box you can install windows 7 and use the inbuilt recovery option
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/What-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-7
Hope This Helps
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LENOVO ONE KEY RECOVERY

Hi
I messed up with some programe files and reinstalled windows 7 later i foun that Lenovo One Key recovery is missing and i want it to reinstall it.
I am currently using Ideacentre B300 with Win 7 hope You will reply soonits urgent.........

Hi
Welcome To Lenovo Community
We are really sorry to hear about the issue you are facing,
You can use the set of Recovery DVD’s to install system to factory default
If you have not created a set of recovery DVD’s you may have to contact support and you may need to purchase a set of recovery media
Do give this a try and let us know
Hope This Helps
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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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Resizing C:\ Without breaking One Key Recovery

Hi just got a new G550 and i must say its a great laptop so far.
My one main question is this is it possible to resize c:\ and d:\ without breaking the One Key Recovery system.
I have made a backup of the Factory restore area but would like to decrease c:\ and increase d:\ so i can put all my 147+GB's worth of data into it so if C: is needing a reinstall i don't loose the d:?
If not is it possible to insert my old laptop hard disc in this new laptop without voiding the warrenty. Thank you!

You can use Norton Ghost or some other imaging product of your liking. I use Acronis True Image - but Ghost should work as well. Not sure what version you will need however. Make sure you copy all of the partitions on the drive. I know in True Image it will backup the hidden ones and show you what is out there.
After you do this your images will be safe on another dirve. (Just in case you screw something up)
Now - you can use a partition manager to extend the size of the partition you want. As long as you don't change the logical location or drive letter, it shouldn't care what size you make it. The recovery program just needs to know where to go look for your backup.
I shrunk my backup partition because I don't plan on using it for recovery. I will use the imaging software instead, and I would prefer to have more space on my "C" drive.
Hope this helps.

One Key Recovery under Win 10, G50-70

hello guys
my laptop is g50-70.I have got all the drivers for windows 10 64 bit
except the onekey recovery for win10>
how to make the system image of the win10 if it is not provided???
help me out....
Mod Comment: Moved post into proper forum. Edited subject to include model/issue.

Hi, I don't think this is the answer the user is looking for. Although the mentioned procedure does in fact create a usable image of Windows, the question remains for One Key Recovery.If used, OKR will revert the machine back to factory install, meaning Windows 8.Can Lenovo clarify if there will be some sort of update to OKR so it will revert back to Windows 10?Or our future options will be:1- use OKR to get back to Windows 8 and manually update to 102- update to 10, make an image and restore Windows 10, bypassing OKR? This post seems to be an alternative in case Lenovo won't provide a solution:https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-Edge-Yoga-LaVie-Z-Flex/Solved-Fix-Repair-Nova-Button-One-Key-Recovery-after-replacing/m-p/1829369/highlight/true#M26820 Thank you.

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