Re: Tecra T9100 Recovery Discs

sir,
Im najeeb from cochin.My laptop driver cd has missing.my laptop model number was THOSHIBA T9100.Please help me.
THOSHIBA T9100
MODELNO:PT910E-5XQ1N-G3
SERIAL NO.53884386G
THOSHIBA EUROPE GMBH

*@najeebkar*
You can order it from the ASP in your country
In very rare cases you would be not able to order it from ASP in the Recovery CD does not contain the Win XP SP1!!!
Regarding the posting from kody:
Unfortunately, you cannot order the Recovery CD using the internet address posting by kody because its working only with newer notebook series

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