Recursive error restaring after Full Restore

Question

For a Satellite  L445D-S5976
It says:
For Realtek RTL8101E/8102E(l) PCI-E Eathernet Controller v1.13 (081016)
This seems to be a check for the internet connection which is connected and functioning properly.  Then it goes to:
Client MAC ADDR: 00 26 22 37 AA D4   GUID: 45449F36-9ED6-11DE-9A8A-00262237AAD4
It seems to be checkng for something via the internet for about 1 mn then it gives me an error:
PXE-E53: no boot filename recieved
Then goes back to the "For Realtek" check and just keeps going like that.
Scratch the above (I'll leave it there for reference), I've got it onto a different error message now.
After getting some advice on how to use the restore discs I burned, it is now beginning the process of loading up Windows7, but it runs into another error.  It says:
An error has occurred
ERROR : F3-F100-0004
An error has occurred.
Please press [OK] to turn off the computer.
Exact same thing on several attempts.

Answer 1

Your TM partition is a bit small. Apparently you're backing-up about 316 GB (TM adds about 20% to what it's backing-up for workspace, the "padding" in the message, on the TM volume), to a 555 GB partition.
The general rule of thumb here is, it should be 2-3 times as large, or about 632 to 948 gb in your case. But of course that varies greatly depending on how you use your Mac, and how much that 326 gb may grow. See item #1 in the Frequently Asked Questions post at the top of this forum for more detail.
And yes, everything you restored is considered as changed, so TM wants to back it up. You cannot prevent it. See: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1338.
So your only immediate choices are to expand the TM partition by at least 160 gb, or erase it with Disk Utility and let TM start fresh.
Longer-term, your best bet would be to get a larger drive, perhaps 1 tb.
One other note: do you have backups of the other partition(s) on your current TM drive? If not, they're at risk when that drive fails (when, not if). If you get a big enough drive, TM will back-up both your internal and that external, so you have two copies of everything.