T30 recovery disks advice please
T30 recovery disks advice please
Hi all,I wonder if anyone can advise me please ?.
I have 3 recovery disks that came with the T30 when i bought it and am not sure how to use them ?......I put the #1 disk in the cd after completely formatting my drive and it said it was loading IBM option and after that went on to load windows XP......It never asked for disk 2 or 3 and wonder what they are for ?.....what I was attempting to do was just reload the IBM options as I found them quite helpful...XP went on fine but I cannot seem to find the IBM options.....
instructions for using these disks would be appreciated.
Many thanks
Kind regards to all
Clive
I have 3 recovery disks that came with the T30 when i bought it and am not sure how to use them ?......I put the #1 disk in the cd after completely formatting my drive and it said it was loading IBM option and after that went on to load windows XP......It never asked for disk 2 or 3 and wonder what they are for ?.....what I was attempting to do was just reload the IBM options as I found them quite helpful...XP went on fine but I cannot seem to find the IBM options.....
instructions for using these disks would be appreciated.
Many thanks
Kind regards to all
Clive
RE:Recovery CDs
Although I always found some of them to be a pain, and I usually download just the ones I want off IBMs site, installing them should be a matter of sticking them in the drive and going through the autorun menu that pops up.
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320g@5400rpm+160g@7200RPM
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You may have made a mistake by re-formatting your drive; recovery cds love blanko hdds. Should you need to back up files, DO IT*. Download and create a bootable cd from Secure Data Disposal. Set in bios that the first boot device is cd/dvd and run SDD at it's lowest level, writing logs to disc is unecessary. Then you can run your recovery cds. They will then re-create the hidden patition and install your TP to factory settings.
*SDD deletes enough of the hdd that recovery cds think it is factory new, a layman has no chance of recovering data.
*SDD deletes enough of the hdd that recovery cds think it is factory new, a layman has no chance of recovering data.
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Hi,
many thanks guys for the prompt reply and the info which is much appreciated.....yes all I have done is format the drive and installed xp and nothing else so I suppose to follow your suggestions then I might be better to try and run these disks over the top of this install of mine ?......or format and start again following your info ?.
kind regards
Clive
many thanks guys for the prompt reply and the info which is much appreciated.....yes all I have done is format the drive and installed xp and nothing else so I suppose to follow your suggestions then I might be better to try and run these disks over the top of this install of mine ?......or format and start again following your info ?.
kind regards
Clive
T30 Recovery
Wondering - Would Hitachi DFT LOW-LEVEL format be a good first step before the recovery CD's?
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