Partition created during recovery of P105-S6014

I had to run recovery to restore my computer after a virus attack. During the recovery, I accepted the option to create a partition and set the size at 20GB. The recovery went smoothly and windows updates were downloaded and installed afterwards but now I don't have access to the remainder of my HDD. Only the 20GB partition shows up in My Computer. How do I get access to the remaining 140GB on my hard drive?
OS is Windows XP Media Center Edition V5.1 Service Pack 3.

that mean add tempfile... on temp tablespace:
SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE temp ADD TEMPFILE '/oradata/temp02.dbf' SIZE 512m AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 250m MAXSIZE UNLIMITED;
Or add new default temp tablespace:
SQL> CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp2 TEMPFILE '/oradata/temp02.dbf' SIZE 5M REUSE AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 1M MAXSIZE unlimited EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIFORM SIZE 1M;
SQL> ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp2;
SQL> DROP TABLESPACE temp INCLUDING CONTENTS AND DATAFILES;
SQL> CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp TEMPFILE '/oradata/temp01.dbf' SIZE 500M REUSE AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 100M MAXSIZE unlimited EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIFORM SIZE 1M;
SQL>ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp;
SQL> DROP TABLESPACE temp2 INCLUDING CONTENTS AND DATAFILES;
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Hello,
While running an RMAN recovery of a 10g instance, I noticed in the alert log the fact that the tempfile belonging to the TEMP tablespace is not re-created.
My instance is recovered using a backup controlfile, and all datafiles (except the tempfile) are re-created.
Normally, during the dictionary check I'm getting the error messages (ORA-01157, 01110, 27037) that report the missing file temp01.dbf, and the file is created.
However, during this particular recovery, the dictionary check was completed without any errors reported in the alert log, then the following message appears:
WARNING: The following temporary tablespaces contain no files.
This condition can occur when a backup controlfile has
been restored. It may be necessary to add files to these
tablespaces. That can be done using the SQL statement:
ALTER TABLESPACE <tablespace_name> ADD TEMPFILE
Alternatively, if these temporary tablespaces are no longer
needed, then they can be dropped.
Empty temporary tablespace: TEMP
The message contains the solution to fix the problem, but I would like to know why it appeared in the first place.
Thank you for any ideas,
Adrian

that mean add tempfile... on temp tablespace:
SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE temp ADD TEMPFILE '/oradata/temp02.dbf' SIZE 512m AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 250m MAXSIZE UNLIMITED;
Or add new default temp tablespace:
SQL> CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp2 TEMPFILE '/oradata/temp02.dbf' SIZE 5M REUSE AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 1M MAXSIZE unlimited EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIFORM SIZE 1M;
SQL> ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp2;
SQL> DROP TABLESPACE temp INCLUDING CONTENTS AND DATAFILES;
SQL> CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp TEMPFILE '/oradata/temp01.dbf' SIZE 500M REUSE AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 100M MAXSIZE unlimited EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIFORM SIZE 1M;
SQL>ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp;
SQL> DROP TABLESPACE temp2 INCLUDING CONTENTS AND DATAFILES;
http://www.idevelopment.info/data/Oracle/DBA_tips/Tablespaces/TBS_3.shtml

How do I create a recovery partition on an HP EliteBook 2760p using Windows 7 64-bit Professional

I have an HP EliteBook 2760p using Windows 7 - 64-bit Professional
My original problem is that I couldn't create the Repair Disc
I found out that the problem was with a file that was on the recovery partition
I backed up the recovery partition from the same make and model computer
I reformatted the partition and recovered the backup to the reformatted partition
It didn't work
How do I create the recovery partition I have the 2 disks that came with the tablet PC

If you do a factory restore using HP recovery discs it will put everything back including recovery partition. I don't know if any way to manually re-create the recovery partition.
NOTE: back up your files as Factory Restore wipes ALL data.

How can I create a recovery partition to use Find my Mac?

I want to activate Find my Mac on my MBP. The iCloud system preference says I don't have a recovery partition that's required for it. It apparently didn't install when I upgraded to Mountain Lion.
How can I retroactively create a recovery partition? There are no other partitions on the drive (other than the Macintosh HD, of course).
Thanks.
Rob

FIRST, assuming you do not have another Mac of the same model with a working restore, I would suggest using your Lion, mountaint lion or Maverick install to create a bootable system on a flash drive. You will need a DMG image created with Disk Utility from that stick to recreate the restore partition on your mac.
Once you create the bootable USB stick, Use it to log in and follow the below process to back up the restore partition. Then, save the DMG back up anywhere and finish the walk through on your normal operating partition.
Close Disk Utility if it is open.
Open Terminal
Enter the command below
defaults write com.apple.DiskUtility DUDebugMenuEnabled -bool true
Now open Disk Utility and pull down the Debug menu
Click Show Every Partition
Now, select the Recovery Partition and create a new image.
NOTE: The Recovery Partition will need to be made in Read Only format if you wish to restore the image normally with disk utility or by software such as Deploy Studio. If you take an image with Deploy Studio and want it to restore the Recovery Drive normally, you will need to adjust the Work Flow for Image Capture to use the Read Only format. It will slow things down. If you dont use the read only format, the .dmg will not scan properly. This is most likely because the recovery drive already hosts compressed files. That said, this guide WILL restore from even a compressed .dmg image. HERE IS THE WALK THROUGH FOR RESTORING A SCANNED READ ONLY FORMATTED .DMG.
Copy the Recover HD.DMG image to a flash drive
The following must be on an Administrator account
Next, Log on to the admin account of the computer you wish to restore the MLTI Recovery Partition.
Copy the Recovery HD.DMG from your Flash drive to the HD
Enter the following command in terminal
diskutil list
If there is no partition for the restore drive listed, then use Disk Utility to create a GUID Partition keeping in mind the size of the original restore partition. (19 gigs for the MLTI Version of the restore drive)
Open Terminal and enter the following command
sudo asr -noverify -source (PATH FOR DMG IMAGE HERE) -target (PATH FOR RECOVERY HD PARTITION HERE) -erase -noprompt
NOTES: You must replace the () and everything in between with the respective path. You can simple drag and drop the source (your .dmg) and your target (the drive to be restored) while you are typing in terminal.
Enter admin password
In terminal Type the following command
diskutil list
note which disk and slice is the restore partition. It should be /dev/disk0s3, but it could vary a bit.
Now, run the following in terminal
sudo asr adjust --target /dev/disk0s3 --settype "Apple_Boot"
REMEMBER: you may need to replace /dev/disk0s3 with your new restore partition's designation.
Enter Admin Password when prompted
Restart.
Don't forget to enter the following terminal command into the machine you took the Recovery HD image from.
defaults write com.apple.DiskUtility DUDebugMenuEnabled -bool false

Can I Create The Recovery Disk(s) From The Recovery Partition? Can I Copy The Partition?

I searched the forums to find an answer to this question, but was unable to find one. It seems to me that it might be useful info for others trying to create Recovery CD/DVDs from a failed hard drive that still has an accessible Recovery Partition so hopefully we can figure out a solution. :-)
I have a Pavilion dv9408ca (Vista Home) with a hard drive that won't boot. I removed the hard drive and was able to read it on another system. I was also able to to create a Virtual Machine and run it so I recovered all the important data. I installed it in an external drive case and tried to boot from it but I wasn't able to access the Recovery Partition (F11 option didn't show and didn't work), and Windows wouldn't load.
It's possible that the controller is the problem so I don't want to buy another hard drive yet. I would like to format the original hard drive and create a 'factory' system but I don't have Recovery CD/DVDs. I cannot create the Recovery CD/DVDs using the Virutal Machine (I presume it's because it's not running on an HP).
The dv9408ca can boot form the DVD drive (ran UBCD, etc. and they booted fine).
Can I copy the Recovery Partition and make a bootable set of CD/DVDs by using some other program or copying the files/folders? I have CD/DVD burning software (Nero) that can create bootable CD/DVDs. Or can I use the Virtual Machine to run a program that will do this without using the HP Recovery Manager software in Windows?
Or... Can I create a set of Recovery CDs from another Pavilion Notebook (different model but same Vista OS) and use those to format/recover the dv9408ca system?
Thank you for your help with this problem.

peter_hp wrote:
Or... Can I create a set of Recovery CDs from another Pavilion Notebook (different model but same Vista OS) and use those to format/recover the dv9408ca system?
This is only option which might work for you provided the product number of other laptop matches with your existing system Else you can order a set of recovery disk for your Notebook(dv9408ca) from here for a nominal charge.
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How to create Lion recovery boot usb WITHOUT recovery partition?

I give up. I can't find the answer to this. So, I'll just ask and hope.
I have a mid-2011 mini that was upgraded to Lion. However, it had a Bootcamp partition running Windows 7.
Apparently, whoever upgraded my machine didn't create a recovery boot disk before upgrading.
So, I have no recovery partition and apparently no ability to create a recovery boot usb without one.
Apple's ******** support policy is to completely wipe the hard drive and reinstall everything--which is simply not going to happen.

Eric. wrote:
Have you tried this?
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1433
I made one on a USB flash drive.
Problem with that solution is that:
Note: In order to create an external Lion Recovery using the Lion Recovery Assistant, the Mac must have an existing Recovery HD.
If you kept a copy of the installer, then open it up, and restore the InstallESD.dmg to an empty partition or flash drive. Do note that doesn't give you the Recovery HD, but you won't need one since you can reinstall w/o downloading anything but additional components from Apple's servers.

During recovery from recovery partition I get message "INF file txtsetup.sif is corrupt or missing

During recovery from recovery partition I get message:
INF file txtsetup.sif is corrupt or missing, status 14.
Setup cannot continue. Press any key to exit.
Now I have a computer with a recovery partition and that's about it.
The C partition has been formatted by recovery and files have been copied but I can't get any further.
The computer is an nc6220 and the OS, if the recovery would work, is winXP pro.
Anyone have any ideas ?

I assume you ran recovery from the hard drive?
If so,
I would run a chkdsk on the recovery partition it may fix the sif file corruption.
You can do this from a XP boot cd using the command prompt, you just need to run it on the recovery partition instead of the C drive as explained in this article.
http://kb.wisc.edu/helpdesk/page.php?id=5097
if you use the
map
command, it will list all the partitions and the drive letters
so the command might look something like this
chkdsk /r D:
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How do I create 2 Recovery partitions: one for Lion and one for Mountain Lion?

Well that is basically the question:
How do I create 2 recovery partitions: one for Lion and one for Mountain Lion?
Reason is that I would like to keep the option to return to Lion, or even better, have a seperate partition for eacht?

can I access my programs from the other partition, so I can save space ...
No, as far as I know, each one is completely separate - especially if you're dealing with two different versions of OS's.
is it possible to safely make an extra partion on a running drive (it is my main computer ...) The disk is large enough ...
how large would this have to be
I've personally never done it on a running drive - have read it's possible, but don't want to suggest it since I've never done it and wouldn't be sure about the steps. This is how I got to two partitions on my iMac:
Originally, I had just one partition with Snow Leopard. I used CCC to clone that to an external drive. Booted into that drive and used DU to partition and erase the internal. I then cloned the new clone back. Also cloned the same thing to the other partition which I then upgraded to Lion. So I had two OS's - SL and Lion. I've now decided to clone my SL to an external drive for occasional use and installed ML on that partition - so now I have Lion and ML.
There are two ways to get a "fresh" install: either download the OS again and install it on a partition of your choice or, as I've done as well, copy the installer to a safe place so you don't need to download it again. It does include whatever apps/software is included in the OS. I've designated two smaller partitions on externals as my "fresh" installs of both Lion and ML for emergency or reinstall purposes (this is my way of dealing with not having install DVDs) - I took the time to install it there and then slowly add fresh installs of my important apps (either via download or install CD) - don't bother with the little/less used stuff, a current copy of that can be downloaded if and when I need it. I don't really update those two - that can also be done if/when I need it since that'll always change.
So, yesterday, I decided I wanted to start fresh with ML - booted into my fresh install of Lion (on external), wiped the SL partition on my internal and installed Lion. Decided to download a fresh copy of the ML installer and installed that. Then ran Software Update. After that, repaired permissions. Then I methodically opened every third party app and checked for updates - installed those where necessary. After all that, I simply copied (drag 'n drop) my entire Documents folder (which contains all my important data,, photos, etc) over from another backup.
This took a while, but mostly because of the long download times; the installs weren't all that bad. I should be running a really clean system now, especially since nothing was ported over except my Documents folder.

Is it safe to remove recovery partition once USB recovery created?

I use hybrid SSD/HDD for a purpose of caching (Intel Rapid Storage Technology) - more than 30% of SSD is used for system recovery partition which I consider as useless waste of fast SSD resources.
Therefore, I would like to remove this recovery partition. I've already created USB recovery... is it enough and safe to be able to restore factory settings if things go wrong in a future?
Thanks.

I don't have Toshiba machines here, but I routinely remove OEM recovery partitions after creating external recovery media.
We create full-disk backup daily and don't have much use for them anyway. (Use them only to test whether a problem stems from hardware or software.)
-Jerry

Creating a recovery partition

Hi,
Can i create a recovery partition like the ones in the laptop of HP. If so please explain how to do it if not please can you point me to the right direction.
Thank you.

Hi,
Sadly to say, you need to replace the HDD in your machine. Hope you can retrieve your data from it. There are few tips and instructions how to replace a dead HDDon the Internet, here are few of them:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRkFDFguT5A
http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f6/new-hard-disk-installation-to-replace-dead-disk-however-34...
Good luck.
BH
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How to creat a recovery partition

i mistakely delecte my recovery partition without creating a recovery disc and right now i want to retore system to factory setting. Can any one help me on how to creat recovery partion or if downloadable how can i download it or any solution on to recover my system back to its original factory settings.

Hi,
There is no download of the Recovery Partition available, however this partition will be re-created when you reinstall the OS using Recovery Discs.
As you don't have these, you can order a replacement set of Recovery Discs using the link below.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00810334&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
If you have any problem with this link, order them directly from HP.
If you live in the US, contact HP Here.
If you are in another part of the world, start Here.
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HT4848 How do I create a Recovery System on my start up volume/hard drive?

So i discovered the article about using the Recovery Disk Assistant....but, I noticed it says that in order to create a Recovery on an external HD that it requires an existing Recovey System on my start up volume...I assume this means a Recovery partition on my startup hard drive? If someone could explain to me how to create one or if I already have one, I would great appreciate the help...
If its relevant I am using a
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Core 2 Duo 2.4 Ghz
4GB RAM
Intel 120 GB SSD 320 Series

Hopefully you already have it.
The only time a recovery partition can be created is during installation from mac app store, it's automatic and cannot be done manually.

Boot camp: partition created can't install windows

I created a 63GB partition.
and during the bootcamp install it rebooted but never opened again and the Mac mini just spun and spun for a while and I then just reset it. though, the screen is black but I can hear the Mac spinning...I reset but this time use the OPTIONS button and it brings me to choices:
My HD, My time machine, windows, recovery, and EFI?
So DUH I choose windows and the screen goes blank, and the system just spins and spins.....
CAn I restart the Bootcamp assistant and jump back in at the INSTALL WINDOWS step?
thanks in advance
WINDOWS-7-64
MACMINI 2011, ( just bought it a few weeks ago)
created the windows support software

So let me get this straigt, you went through the installation process for setting up windows7 using the bootcamp assistant.YES. IT CREATED A PARTITION AND AFTER IT FOUND THE WINDOWS INSTALLER AND DID IT'S THING IT SHUT DOWN.
i WAITED FOR IT TO WAKE UP AGAIN BUT THE SCREEN STAYED DARK BUT THE FAN JUST RAN AND RAN. SO AFTER 10 MINS. OR MORE I JUST HELD THE POWER BUTTON IN UNTIL IT SHUT OFF.
TURNED IT BACK ON WITH THE OPTION KEY HELD DOWN.
THE SCREEN OPENS WITH THE FOLLOWING ICONS: HD, TIME MACHINE, WINDOWS, EFI BOOT.
After the set up, you are not able to access windows7 when you start the mac holding down the option button at start up or reboot after selecting the windows os. WINDOWS DID NOT INSTALL.
I NEED TO GET INTO THE PARTITION AND INSTALL WINDOWS.
If you have not been able to acess win7 and have not had a chance to get it up and running with any personal info that would need backing up, just delete the win7 partion using boot camp assistant and start over. Yes, you will have to create your partition all over again, but all that is maybe on it is the basic install of win7.
Make sure you have installed the Windows support software.
WHEN I WENT BACK INTO THE BCA. THE ONLY OPTION WAS TO REMOVE WINDOWS-7. aFTER CLICKING CONTINUE....I SEE THE ICON OF MY HD TO RESTORE TO THE ORIGINAL SIZE...WHICH MEANS IT WILL REMOVE THE PARTITION AND EVERYTHING CURRENTLY ON MY HD NOW----RIGHT?
THANKS FOR YOUR TIME MAN!

Creating a recovery drive for a K430 computer

Hello-I have a K430 desktop computer with a1TB HDD,12 GB Memory and Win8 64 bits. I used a !TB Seagate USB Drive for C drive backup and a 2GB Flash drive for Personal Document backup. I created a HDD image backup and a backup of my personal documents using the Lenovo procedure.. I understand that I need either a WIN8 disk or Recovery drive to boot and re-install my image file.
I am having problems creating a Recovery Drive. I formatted the drive to NTFS and verified that the Flash Drive was recognized by my computer. I searched for Recovery Drive.exe and it appeared. However, my flash drive did not appear on the Recovery window and the Next button remained greyed out. I will check and see if I have a recovery partition.Have you developed a fix for this problem? If so, please let me know. Thanks.
Carl W Lesesne

Updating Creating a recovery drive for a K430 Computer
Hello-I obtained a copy of Microsoft's Windows Create a USB recovery drive and discovered that I do not have a recovery partition. After entering recimg/showcurrent in a command prompt, I received a message stating that there is no active custom recovery image.
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Can't Boot neither from Recovery partition or CD recovery disks

Hello everybody, I already purchased Laptopo with the following specifications:
- HP Pavilion DV6-6160 SE Entertainment Notebook PC
- Operating System is windows 7 64-bit
- Error message : an error occurred while attempting to read the boot configuration data (File: \Boot\BCD & Status: 0xC0000225)
- After I purchased it I created the recovery CDs, then partition the C drive into two partitions by using EaseUse partition manager, the D partition which is for recovery still as it. after 3 weeks from that the above mentioned error occured while I were retarting the windows. Then I insert the the recovery CD and change the rebooting sequenc to be CD-room first then Hard disk but the error still exist with the same message, also I tried to count on the recovery drive which on the hard disk as I power up the device and press the F11 to boot from the recovery drive also nothing happened and the error message still exist.
I don't know how I can solve this problem the device still under warranty, Have recovery CDs, Recovery drive (D) is still exist but nothing can solve this problem
Finally I would like to inform you that I can access the windows 7 from safe mode, and I uninstalled all programs I have installed on it and try to restor factory setting but the device reboot with the same error
Awaiting for your kind support
Regards

Try booting into Safe Mode and use Disk Management to delete the extra partition you created.Reboot at least once before trying F11 again to see if it will work.
If no joy, you might also enter BIOS by tapping away at the F10 key immediately after powering on.Reset BIOS to Default settings then F10 to Save & Exit.
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