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25th March 2007, 06:31 AM #1Notebook Consultant
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SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
I did semi-install from Recovery Discs and delete the recovery partition when purchsed SZ. Now I want to sell it and want to recover this hidden partition to the factory condition. How to do?
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25th March 2007, 08:17 AM #2
Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
in my knowledge there is no way you can restore or creat hidden partition in your hdd like they store.may be you can contact sony or give special offer to your buyer.
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25th March 2007, 08:19 AM #3
Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
Well unlike an OS, you cannot just restore a partition after it's deleted. It's gone forever.
What you can do is provide the new owner with those recovery disks, so that he/she can restore their system any time they want.As I walk through the valley of rice I shall fear no turbo, for torque art with me.
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25th March 2007, 08:35 AM #4
Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
you can if you had make the Recovery DVD disks before the system is formated.
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25th March 2007, 09:09 AM #5
Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
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25th March 2007, 09:37 AM #6Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
If you made a complete backup of your recovery information on a dvd, you can put those in your notebook, and boot back up. Upon doing so it will ask you if you want to do a "complete restore"
What that means is all the restore information on your dvd backup will be used to recreate the recovery partition on your notebook. I have done this already and worked great.
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25th March 2007, 09:53 AM #7
Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
You seem to have missed the question here. He asked how to restore a "deleted partition", not how to restore the OS to it's factory settings.you can if you had make the Recovery DVD disks before the system is formatedAs I walk through the valley of rice I shall fear no turbo, for torque art with me.
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25th March 2007, 10:13 AM #8
Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
MBP.C2D 2.4Ghz|DDR3 2gb|250gb HDD|9400M + 9600M GT with 256MB.
Custom Build Desktop.
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25th March 2007, 11:33 AM #9Newbie
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Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
well, in korea, just a visit to Sonystyle solve this problem

i would find a user with a same model and ask him/her to send u a copy of the recover DVD (If the user made it)
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25th March 2007, 01:36 PM #10
Re: SZ: How to restore hidden recovery partition
No, the poster is right. Restoring the system to the same exact factory settings (& that includes checking the create a recovery partition or something) will make sure that the whole system is restored to the way you 1st receive the laptop (& it means with all the bloatware & the recovery partition). By the way, you'll need to have made the recovery DVDs to do this.
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