X200 Think Vantage recovery without WIndows

On a X200 Windows is damaged bet the ThinkVantage partition is there
How do i reinstall without WIndows
The Blue Button opens a small windows offering to go to bios or boot menu.
I Have the reccoveri startup disk and proceuc recovey discs but the recovery discs themselves.

hey Fauvel,
looking at this, it is best to get the recovery set by contacting the support team via :
http://bit.ly/LNVsuppNum
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BIOS recovery without windows

Hello,
first of all, I'm french so my english may not be perfect, sorry about that.
I have a problem with my Compaq Mini 110c 1030sf : a BIOS update went wrong, and windows won't boot anymore (neither XP, nor Se7en). Linux does though.
The problem is HP provides .exe BIOS files that can't run in DOS mode, but only in Windows... which of course is embarassing, as the reason I want to flash my BIOS is that Windows won't boot.
If anyone has a solution to update HP BIOS without WIndows (using a bootable disk or even Linux), I would really be grateful !

Hi:
I have extracted and zipped just the BIOS flash file .exe. Perhaps you can use it either in DOS or Linux on a bootable CD:
I don't know if this file also has to be run in Windows, but perhaps not.
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Might go for T400/500- Many questions concerning Think Vantage

Hi,
I am deciding on my first IBM, a T400 or T500
I have a few questions concerning the Think Vantage Function:
a) Does the recovery DVD set back the hard drive partitions to factory settings?
b) Does the Think Vantage function set back the hard drive partitions to factory settings?
This means the original size of the partitions, when they have been changed manually.
c) Does Think Vantage work with a self buyed Windows Vista?
d) Does Think Vantage work unter Windows XP
e) Does Think Vantage need drivers/ anything else to work or is it entirly working on the hardware side, so no software/ windows is needed
f)Will Think Vantage work under Windows 7 in a T400/500
g) How was the past situation? Did a under Windows XP working Think Vantage also work on Vista / have there been drivers delivered, when needed, for the new OS
h) Is it possible to set up a new OS (like Vista Ultimate) and then backup it up on a external hard drive and later recover from this?
What do I want to achieve?
I want to recover the factory settings at all times, this means partition size, number of partitions etc. and Windows Vista Business. Then I want to install Vista Ultimate do my settings and backing it up to an external drive or whatever and then recover from that all 3 Months. In the end I should be able to set back factory settings with the earliest/ first backup from Windows Business; Furthermore I might want to install Windows 7 sometimes.
Thank you for your help! Kind regards
Message Edited by Schwenker on 11-23-2008 08:23 AM

Hello,
I would recommend Acronis to do this job. Here is a link at thinkpad-forum.de.
You´ll get Acronis for free if you buy a PCWelt.
Your answers:
A. yes
B: yes
C: yes
D: yes
E: No, windows is needed and if it´s XP than MS NET 2.0 also.
F: yes, when windows 7 is out, than Thinkvantage will work then, on Server 2008 it seems to work.
G:Thinkvantage work in Vista and XP environment.
H: yes, you can backup it on a extern hdd and later recover the R&R Image to the internal disc.
What do I want to achieve?
I would recommend Acronis to do this job. Here is a link at thinkpad-forum.de.
You´ll get Acronis for free, if you buy a PCWelt.
here are some interesting benchmark with first versions of Windows 7 and XP.
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Windows 7 and think vantage

Can you help please.
I have w7 32 bit as an upgrade to vista on a X61s.
1. The display software in the think vantage menu has vanished and the laptop is hard to connect to an lcd.
2. The wireless keeps losing the signal and cutting out as there is a problem with the access connections.
3. The docking station eject feature does not appear having clicked on the start menu,
what upgrades do I need to install from the lenovo site to make this laptop compatible with windows 7 please?
there are DOZENS of drivers etc on lenovo site and I dont want to download stuff I dont need and stuff that wont work,
thanks in advance
regards

Hi,
please cehck following manual for CSS:
http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkvantage_en/css83dg_en.pdf
Note, the double quotes should stay in the command.
In case you want to ge the installation files, do following:
- go to start->Run-> type %temp% <also with the "%">
- clear all files and folders
- start the installation of CSS
-> this will place multiple files and folder into the %temp% folder which will give you the installation files, that you need
- try to install CSS using the command, that I described earlier and above.
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Recovery Manager / Windows 8 / Failing to restore / discs purchased from HP

Last week I purchased a set of recovery discs directly from HP.com. Before this my laptop was running perfectly fine, no issues at all. I purchased the discs in hope of restoring my laptop to its factory settings. After receiving the first set of discs I inserted the first disc and powered my laptop down and then powered it back up. I then proceeded to follow the instructions presented in the interface. I noticed when I got to the 4th disc, the "Application and Driver Recovery DVD", that the image was not taking at all. After such I received the following message in Recovery Manager: "In most cases, recovering the hard drive will fix your problems. If your problems continue, you may need to contact HP Support. Find HP Support contact information in your PC documentation".
From there I clicked on the "finish" tab that resulted in the laptop powering down but not rebooting. So I powered it back up manually where I received the infamous "Boot Device Not Found / Please install an operating system on your hard disk / Hard Disk (3F0) / F2 System Diagnostics" message. I was immediately alarmed. I proceeded to repeat the system recovery instructions once again. These were the instructions provided by HP along with the recovery discs.
Once again I received the same messages, the same results. So I immediately contacted HP support. The first agent I spoke to acted as if he had never heard of the "Boot Device Not Found" problem, which I now know is very common with HP notebooks. He diagnosed the problem as faulty recovery discs, thus he had a new set expedited to my home. I received them a few days later, the exact same set of discs and instructions. Of course I was feeling weary about things at this point. And as I expected I received the exact same results as I did with the prior set of discs.
So once again I contacted HP support where they looked into other problems, such as the health of my HDD. But the HDD passed both the quick check and the extensive check. Like I stated earlier, before I started the recovery process with the HP discs I had no problems with my laptop at all, including my HDD. So the agent had me go through the BIOS solution that I have seen others use on here, where legacy mode is enabled. This solution to failed.
I've also tried resetting the BIOS to it's default settings. I've also carefully removed my HDD and reseated it nice and snug. After doing so I ran the diagnostic tool, and once again the HDD passed with flying colors. HP support finally suggested, as I was already expecting, for me to have the laptop sent off to them to have it repaired. This is not an option. It was a perfectly running machine before I ran the recovery discs and it should be the same now.
But one thing I did notice from the get go, after receiving the first set of discs, and researching what the interface of the recovery manager should look like (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03489643), was the fact that the interface established by the windows 8 recovery discs that I received, look nothing like that found on the HP support site. It also never gave me the option, like it states in the instructions that were provided with the discs, to select either a "Factory Reset" or a "File Backup Program". The system recovery instructions are dated as Second Edition: March 2014 but the 3 operating discs are dated 2012 with the Driver disc being dated 2014.
Like I stated before, after running all 3 operating discs through, without interuption, the Driver disc does nothing when asked if I have a supplemental disc. With that all being said, has anyone ever been provided the wrong set of recovery discs directly from HP? Or do you know of another solution that might solve my dilema? Any help or suggestions would be sincerely appreciated.
I'm just wondering if I might have received a set of discs intended for let's say a desktop system running Windows 8 instead of the ones needed for a laptop.
The following is the name and part # of the discs that I received: "System Recovery DVD Windows 8 Recovery Media for Windows 8 Products". 1st disc: 708664-001, 2nd disc: 708665-001, 3rd disc: 708666-001, 4th disc (Application and Driver): 712189-B26.

GRuss wrote:
Did the replacement disks work? I have the exact same problem, hours on the phone, no solution except send to them with more money
Nope. I gave up trying to get real support and a resolution from them. You'd think they would have at least a few local American reps to communicate with, but I guess HP is too **bleep** cheap to pay a few extra bucks to hire such people!
Anyhow I took a different route in restoring my operating system, thanks to an individual on another tech site. He gave me a link to an ISO file that at least got me back up and running.
And don't, whatever you do, send them anymore money. It's a complete ripoff, complete sham. After, like I mentioned in one of my earlier posts, communicating hours after hours with HP support over this matter I was told I would receive a full refund, even though the discs sold to me originally had already blown out my Windows 8 operating system. I reluctantly agreed. I just didn't want to deal with them anymore. Over a week had passed and I saw that my credit card had still not been credited like I had been promised by the HP rep. So I called back to see what was going on with it.
Once again I was put through the ringer, told to call this and that number, connected over and over with different Indian reps. Finally one, after speaking with her supervisor, told me I would NOT be receiving a refund because I had received and used the discs. I finally stopped being polite at this point. I blew up on the phone! These effers admittedly sent me the "copied wrong" discs not once, but 3 freaking times! Thus blowing out my operating system! Prior to being told I would receive a 100% refund, I offered to go directly to the HP distribution center where the discs originated from. Ironically it's only about 40 miles from my home. I just wanted to take my laptop there with me to find the correct software to restore my operating system. But they, the HP reps, would not allow such. Complete BS!
Thankfully I was able to contact my credit card company and was able to dispute the charge. When I told the "American" rep that I was having a problem with HP he started chuckling. He pretty much told me that HP was one of the most disputed companies out there. He took care of everything for me. I was able to get a full refund for the time being.
I will never buy another HP product again. And this is coming from someone who has not only an HP laptop but a 2 year old desktop as well, and not too mention my HP printer. After this ordeal they, HP, will never get a dime from me again!

Think Vantage reloading issues

I had problems with my T60 Think Vanage wireless not being able to connect to the office LAN. Connects okay when on the road to various other LANs. Sees the server but won't connect all settings checked and verified but refused to connect.
Finally decided Think Vanage was somehow corrupted, asked our company IT person about this and finally decided to remove Think Vanage and reload it. -I Don't Recommend This-
I have downloaded and installed Access Connection, Wireless drivers, Wireless LAN Adapter and Access Help. I do not know what else I am lacking and need to download and install.
Can I do this from the recovery disc without affecting other computer programs and data?
Can I access the other Think Vantage programs from this site and reload them?
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isn't the z560 a ideapad in that case thinkvantage software won't work
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Think Vantage Access Connections - problem

I have a ThinkPad X61 Tablet, which I bought in 2009 with Windows XP. Lately, i.e., last 15 days, whenever I try to use the Think Vantage Access Connections to access my wireless connections the window of the program opens up but I see only the upper part/line. I cannot restore it to full size or any size at all and the only action I am allowed to do is close it. Any ideas how to fix it?

hey dxirouch,
i would suggest uninstalling the software, then go to http://support.lenovo.com ; download the latest version and reinstall.
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Think Vantage Update Failure to Install

Are you experiencing "n Packages did not install" messages from Think Vantage System Update after
it has completed updating your system with Microsoft Vista Update Modules (KB XXXXXX)?
This has occurred more than three times after having installed Vista SP1. It is troubling because it seems that System Update is failing to install necessary KB updates.
The most recent failure followed an attempt to install three Update Modules. I checked them out and found that they were pre-SP1 hot fixes. For example, KB 932063 was a hot fix that Microsoft issued to fix five wireless issues in the pre-SP1 environment.
This practice by Lenovo raises two questions:
Why is Lenovo promulgating pre-SP1 hot fixes in a post-SP1 environment without giving notice to uses that the updates are not appropriate for SP-1 machines?
Why does Lenovo promulgate for general installation hot fixes that Microsoft recommends be installed only upon the occurrence of certain symptoms?
After the first occurrence of this type of System Update failure I phoned technical support. The technician told me that I had to call the pay-per-visit support line. When I told him that this was a new practice that was instituted after the particular Think Pad (a T60) was purchased, he argued with me.
These practices are Lenovo management issues. They should be remedied at once.
slcastner

I've had the same problem with trying to install SP1. Any 'pre-sp1' hot fixes are included in SP1 anyway, so I don't know why SP1 won't install. I have also tried to update some intel drivers and they failed, and the message said to contact my system manufacturer for the appropriate update. It's a tough way to do business.
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HP DM1 recovery / reinstall windows 7 ?

Ive just bought my self a DM1.
But without Windows CD's & optical drive im scared that when windows 7 crashes i'm not able to reinstall everything when i'm underway being at home.
Since there is almost no paper & digital instructions with the laptop about reinstalling windows.. i have a question.
When i need to... Reinstall windows ? What to do ?
I already found the USB Recovery Utillity. But this one works only in windows it self right ?
What when i'm not able to boot to windows at all ?
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Hi,
Have you created the Recovery on the USB? If you haven't, instructions for doing this are on the link below.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c01867124
Once created, the bootable USB Recovery can be used whether you can load Windows or not - simply insert the USB and restart to boot from it and start the recovery process ( just as you would if you were using recovery discs ).
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Lenovo Yoga 3 14 recovery and Windows 10 upgrade

Hi,
I have a few questions regarding Lenovo Yoga 3 14 recovery and Windows 10 upgrade (should be generic questions that apply to other models as well):
1# Will the Windows 10 update and activation change in any way the Win8.1 OEM serial key stored in BIOS? Is there any chance that any software changes that BIOS OEM key (like malware or similar)?
2# After updating to Windows 10, if I put the USB recovery pen drive (created in Win8.1), will I be able to restore the Win8.1 version (factory restore), and successfully activate it and use it without issues?
3# On a clean drive (without any partitions, like for instance if I buy a new one), if I use the same USB recovery pen drive (created in Win8.1) to do a factory reset, will it re-create all partitions, including the recovery partition one?
Thanks

1) Run the Win 10 installation and choose "Upgrade Windows" option. Windows 10 will be installed and it will be activated.
The chance of any software changing the OEM key is insignificant.
2) Yes, you can recover Win 8.1 successfully. No need to activate it, it will be auto-activated.
3) I dont have experience with this but reading around the forum I have seen that using a recovery drive on a new HDD may not install windows and re-create partitions.
The recovery partition is the hardest to re-create on a new HDD, even you are able to re-create it the NOVO button usually doesnt work.
Let me know if I answered your questions. Thanks.

Think vantage system update problem

I just installed the think vantage toolbox and the think vantage system update on my Z560, Windows 7 laptop...... but when i run the system update for lenovo updates, it gets to only 16% complete and then tells me "there are no applicable packages found for your system". My computer was purchased in January 2011 and I know from looking at the driver download page that there are all kinds of updates for my machine released in February 2011 which I haven't downloaded yet. So what should I do to get the system update working properly????? I had thought that the system update tool was a godsend, because I am computer shy and somewhat afraid of completely messing up my machine by doing the wrong thing. So, I'd really like to get it working.
And, if I can't do that, does it hurt to download any potentially relevant driver update (those noted as being for Z560s, that is)???? Thanks for any advice.
Solved!
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isn't the z560 a ideapad in that case thinkvantage software won't work
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Windows 8 Recovery Disks/Windows 10

Will the recovery disks work with WINDOWS 10? Thank you, Lynn

Commentary Hmm.. I am not the best one to answer in detail about some of this; I have less 'hands on' experience with this subject than some of our Experts. The Recovery Drive inlcudes your installation software to the extent that "full program" software - both Windows and HP programs and and Drivers are included. That means if the program is the "full version" and NOT a trial version of the program, and it was fully installed when you first booted the computer, that software program / Driver should be there. If the program was a trial version, for example, a trial version of Security Software or a trial version of Office Software -- or a trial version of a game or photo software program, then THAT program -- or group of programs -- will not be included on the Recovery. Why the discrepancy? Trial software is just that -- temporary stuff. You don't get a second shot at it. You can get an idea of the types of HP software that are included by opening your Recovery Manager and sifting through the list of drivers and software (check under "I need immediate help" > list). The "whole version" Windows programs, for the most part will be listed in Programs and Features. Remember the warning about "trial" software -- you won't see trial software should you ever need to recovery the Operating System. Reading the Recovery Drive Data&colon;Even assuming you read the Recovery drive data and it checks out, none of it would prove reliably whether the Recovery will actually work when the time comes to apply the data. Why? Because reading the information from a quiecent database does not indicate how the data will respond to a data recovery situation. Depending on the Drive data format - to read the database:Use DISM or (possibly) read with Win7 zip (When using with Windows 8, this could corrupt the .wim file, use caution when opening the file). =============================================================If you are concerned about the Recovery Drive integrity -- and you might have reason to be at least a bit concerned because sometimes the Recovery media does indeed fail -- you can ask HP about purchasing a set of Recovery media. If you are in the USA, you need to fill out a web form and leave contact information -- the "new way", I am afraid. We are now in "modern times" and everyone must first fill out the form before talking to an agent. Form only takes a couple of minutes, so no worse than typing anything else... Contact HP – USA - Assistance HP Tech support/ Customer Service – Some English Speaking CountriesIncluding UK and Europe =============================================================You could do what others have done, too -- you can create a Image of your data. This is like the Windows 7 Image with which we are all familiar -- and to some extent you get to tell the Image what it will contain. This is meant to be a "backup" to your other means of recovery. Windows 8 Features – A Quick Tour See Section titled:Image Backup – Windows 8 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The Custom Refresh Option is a hybrid Recovery operation -- assuming your computer is not completely trashed (inoperable) and that perhaps it only needs the Operating System reinstalled along with some of the programs and setups, then the Custom Refresh might be useful. This, too, is a "backup" means of Recovery. It is not a "full" Recovery option in that the Refresh only "overloads" the Operating System; there is no disk format and the User's files (your data) are not interrupted -- don't trust it: Back up your personal data. Reminder:Custom Refresh requires the use of the Recovery Manager. See Section titled:Refresh and Custom Refresh Option NOTE:Understand that, depending on what is going on (what is wrong), Custom Refresh does not always provides the necessary means to get the computer running again -- do not depend on this as your only means of recovering the system -- Custom Refresh does give you the option to back up your installed programs (other than just the Windows installed at factory) and it does provide a possible means to "reload" a touchy-itchy-not-running-quite-right computer more quickly than it takes to run a full Recovery. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------To all who pass here: Failing to back up your personal data is begging for trouble. This means you should back up your personal data to a USB drive, to the cloud, to a backup program. Back up your data to as many places as you think it is going to take to make sure you don't lose it. The computer is NOT going to take care of your data for you. Do not trust your computer. ========================================================== When you see a Post that helps you,Inspires you, provides fresh insight,Or teaches you something new,Click the "Thumbs Up" on that Post. Click my Answer Accept as Solution to help others find Answers.

Hibirnation issue and Think Vantage issue

My laptop:
T410
Windows 7 64bit Pro
ThinkVantage is up to date
I have 2 issues,
1- When I put my laptop on hibernation after x amount of hours it just starts by himself.
2-The Think Vantage toolbox show me that my antivirus is not up to date and not activated but he is. All updates are done on my antivirus.
Can anybody help?
Thanks

http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkVantage-Technologies/Lenovo-ThinkVantage-Toolbox-says-Kaspersky-is-...
Have a look there the question was already asked.
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0xc000025 - Trying Recovery System via Recovery Manager: Windows failed to start.

Name: Pavilion dv4-2161nr
Prod. Number: WA691UA#ABA
Windows 7 64-bit
I splitted original Hard Disk Partition in three partitions. I formatted those two not containing O.S. Now I want to format the partition containing the O.S.
1) If I choose "Recovery System", will it format all three partitions? Or will it format the partition I choose to?
2) I tryed "Recovery System", but it failed. What can I do?
     2.1) I made Recovery DVDs when first used the PC. It loads but it never runs. It's like theres no AutoRun, and there's no ".exe" to execute when I open the first DVD Recovery via Windows Explorer. What am I missing?
     2.2) I tryed Recovery System via Recovery Manager. System shuts down and starts reiniciating but it gives the following message "Windows Boot Manger: Windows failed to start. A recent hardware of software change might be the problem. Status: 0xc000025. The boot selection failed because a required device is inacessible". What can I do?
     Regards,
     Rafael.

I tested the Hard Drive and it passed 100% ok.
I tested the Memory and it passed 100% ok.
My PC runs a Win 7 Home Premium.
I've just run a Win 7 Ultimate CD Installation. It formatted the System Partition, but I couldn't get Win 7 installed because when I filled in my Product Key it said the Product Key wasn't right. Is it because Product Key for Win 7 Home Premium wouldn't work on a Win 7 Ultimate installation?
I hoped the Hard Drive would be ok after it had been formatted while I tryed Win 7 Ultimate installation. So I tryed once again to boot with HP Recovery Disc. It stopped at 23% once again. Until 23% there are all noises that get me thinking PC is running ok. When it get up to 23% all noises just stop.
Any ideias?
And thanks once again.
Rafael.

Thinkpad T440 BIOS update without Windows Utility - problem

So I wanted to update my BIOS from 2.23 to 2.30 from here - http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds035967. First think's first - my T440 does not have any CD/DVD, so obviously I need a bootable USB to update my BIOS. Second, I'm using Ubuntu and no longer have (or want to have) the Windows installation.
In order to make a bootable USB with the BIOS iso file I tried 2 things:
1) Tried following this guide - httpawww.lenzg.net/archives/358-Updating-the-BIOS-on-my-ThinkPad-T440-without-Windows-or-a-DVD-Drive.html, everything seems to be have worked, except the fact that it does not boot when I try to boot trough the USB, and I bumped there.
2) Open a Windows on my second laptop and try to make a bootable USB from Windows (maybe it will help?). Tried both the standard Windows USB DVD Tool and got the error - "The selected file is not a valid ISO file. Please select a valid ISO file and try again." Fair enough, here I started to get suspisous that something is wrong. I tried and burned a bootable USB with PowerISO, but again as method 1) it does not boot.
Just to mention that in my BIOS I have the Secure Boot off and both the Legacy mode and UEFI, with Legacy first.
Any ideas how to proceed?

Sorry, I don't know about Linux much less then nothing.
But I'm sure there are the following tools for:
- disk/partition management, to make primary partition on the stick as active, to be bootable
- mount .iso image as a virtual CD to explore that one and get its content. Or, perhaps, there is .iso content viewer that supports CDFS.
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