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Old 26-06-2008
Altiar
 
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Recovery Partition

A friend of mine formatted my laptop (Toshiba Satellite-windows vista
premium) and he deleted my 1.5GB recovery partition....
is there any way to retrieve this partition???

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Old 26-06-2008
Nonny
 
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Re: Recovery Partition

Altiar <Altiar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>A friend of mine formatted my laptop (Toshiba Satellite-windows vista
>premium) and he deleted my 1.5GB recovery partition....
>is there any way to retrieve this partition???


Not without handing your computer over to professional recovery people
and spending a fortune (literally).

You will have to see if you can get recovery media from Toshiba. Mine
came with such.

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Old 26-06-2008
DL
 
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Re: Recovery Partition

Possibly with third party tools, if you havent used your laptop since this
happened

"Altiar" <Altiar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1A473FF2-5302-469C-B07A-381248B6E4AE@microsoft.com...
>A friend of mine formatted my laptop (Toshiba Satellite-windows vista
> premium) and he deleted my 1.5GB recovery partition....
> is there any way to retrieve this partition???




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Old 26-06-2008
Mike Hall - MVP
 
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Re: Recovery Partition

"Altiar" <Altiar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>A friend of mine formatted my laptop (Toshiba Satellite-windows vista
> premium) and he deleted my 1.5GB recovery partition....
> is there any way to retrieve this partition???



Try this.. you have to buy it as the demo version only shows that it can be
done..

http://www.partition-recovery.com/



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Old 26-06-2008
Victek
 
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Re: Recovery Partition

> A friend of mine formatted my laptop (Toshiba Satellite-windows vista
> premium) and he deleted my 1.5GB recovery partition....
> is there any way to retrieve this partition???
>

If you have recovery CD's from Toshiba then you really haven't lost
anything. If you don't have the CD's call Toshiba and have them send you a
set.


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Old 27-06-2008
Jay Moore
 
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Re: Recovery Partition

Generally when someone deletes a partition and format the drive...depending
on how they do it the partition data is either still there or it's been
overwritten. There's no real way of telling unless you knew on what sectors
the original partition existed on and could recreate a new table..but you
run the risk of if it sat at the beginning of the drive, the repartitioning
has already overwritten it.

If you burned the CD's, you're fine. Honestly...I don't see where a
tech-savvy person needs it. The recovery just restores your system to
factory-new like conditions....If you know how to install windows and can
obtain all the drivers you need (which i've yet to find a laptop manf that
didn't have drivers for download) then, there's really no reason to use
recovery..you're getting a better install of windows doing something fresh
rather than dealing with the OEM installed stuff....
"Altiar" <Altiar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1A473FF2-5302-469C-B07A-381248B6E4AE@microsoft.com...
>A friend of mine formatted my laptop (Toshiba Satellite-windows vista
> premium) and he deleted my 1.5GB recovery partition....
> is there any way to retrieve this partition???



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Old 28-06-2008
Altiar
 
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Re: Recovery Partition

yea i guess your 100% right...thx!

"Jay Moore" wrote:

> Generally when someone deletes a partition and format the drive...depending
> on how they do it the partition data is either still there or it's been
> overwritten. There's no real way of telling unless you knew on what sectors
> the original partition existed on and could recreate a new table..but you
> run the risk of if it sat at the beginning of the drive, the repartitioning
> has already overwritten it.
>
> If you burned the CD's, you're fine. Honestly...I don't see where a
> tech-savvy person needs it. The recovery just restores your system to
> factory-new like conditions....If you know how to install windows and can
> obtain all the drivers you need (which i've yet to find a laptop manf that
> didn't have drivers for download) then, there's really no reason to use
> recovery..you're getting a better install of windows doing something fresh
> rather than dealing with the OEM installed stuff....
> "Altiar" <Altiar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1A473FF2-5302-469C-B07A-381248B6E4AE@microsoft.com...
> >A friend of mine formatted my laptop (Toshiba Satellite-windows vista
> > premium) and he deleted my 1.5GB recovery partition....
> > is there any way to retrieve this partition???

>


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