Notebook IBM R52, one click recovery, hidden partition is corrupted, what to do? 5

Just formatting the C drive should not destroy the hidden partition, you can try to press the accessibm key to enter the system restore interface and then use the contents of the hidden partition to restore the system, if you can't enter the bootdisk (boot disc) that can borrow the rescue&recovery recovery disc to boot the machine into the recovery interface to restore the machine. It is also possible to get on.

The failure to recover does not necessarily mean that the hidden partition is corrupted, but it may also be that there are bad sectors in the C drive.

1. Use ScanDisk to scan the C drive to make sure there are no errors.

2. Buy a pirated XP outside, put it in the CD-ROM drive, and choose to install it on the C drive, which will not affect the data of other disks.

3. You can also use that normal R52 to make a ghost for him, burn a disk, and restore the ghost on this computer

The easiest way,Buy an IBM R52 system disk,20 yuan is OK,And it will help you a lot in the future,Users who use Xiaohei know haha。

Data Recovery Master, Data Recovery Software Finadata, Resyrover, etc. are all available.

IDEA Forum.

Think Forum.

Lenovo Community.

Go to the Lenovo repair station, they have professional software that can be remade.

Or install a third-party recovery software.

Reinstall a software like One-Click Restore and back it up.

The settings for factory reset vary from brand to brand, but the steps are basically the same.

At boot up, press the restore or restore key to enter the recovery window, and then select system disk recovery or full hard disk recovery after backup settings, format options, and then select system disk recovery.

The following takes Lenovo as an example to explain the factory reset:

Lenovo currently has three recovery methods.

One is an old-fashioned notebook, press the blue bar key to enter the recovery interface.

One is the current desktop, press F2 to enter the recovery interface.

One is the current notebook, press F11 to enter the recovery interface.

Here's how.

After the boot screen logo ends, press the restore button a few times. to enter the recovery interface.

After entering the restore interface, select whether you want to back up your files as needed. If you don't need it, then go straight to System Recovery.

Set the locations and files that need to be restored.

Press start to restore the system, keep the battery full when restoring, and do not force the shutdown.

If you have ever formatted the hard disk, then the restore files in the hidden partition will not exist, and the computer will not respond correctly when you hit the recovery button, so you can only install the system in other ways.

Generally, the restoration is Norton's ghost.,It's just that it's modified by various companies or netizens.,The core program is Norton's ghost.。

The way is to install a Chinese version in the system you installed first.,Run it.,You can show all the partitions.,Show the hidden partitions in partitionmagic.。

1) Then you can look at the files and folders in the hidden partition, generally there will be a one-click restore and other programs, you can run it at this time (it should be. executable).

2) If there is no restore program in it, only system backup, then you need to find a PE disk to boot into the PE system, run the restore in the PE, and point the backup path to the system backup in the hidden partition, which is generally a GHO format file called C or other names.

3) If the above methods do not work, you can install a deep one-click restore in the system you are in firstNote that it is best to uninstall the antivirus software, many antivirus software will mistake the one-click restore for a Trojan virus), after installation, you back up the system you installed yourself. Its backup is in the ghost folder of your last partition by default, called c, remember it, then go back to your hidden partition and change the backup file in gho format to c, and then replace this backup of the last partition. Then run System Restore.

You can restore your random system back.

Generally, the system comes with a software to recover hidden partitions, if not, you can ghost find the backup file,

If you can't do it, you can try one-click restore.

Reinstall the R&R to restore the one-click restore function (for the E series of machines, it is the F11 function);

If your hidden partition is broken, either install a Win7 OEM system, or go to Thinkpad's Win7 recovery image and use it.

It is definitely okay to go to the after-sales service, and a certain fee may be charged.

How to destroy, you can try to use hard disk data recovery software to extract the original data inside, or use partition software to re-divide the area, and finally reinstall the system if it really doesn't work.

In fact, you don't need to hide the partition.,Do a good job of the system.,Install a one-click restore on it.,My book is now installed with a one-click restore.,If there's a big problem, just restore it.。 It's very convenient.

How can it be restored when the hidden partitions are all broken? If you want to restore again, you can only make a new backup of the hidden partition yourself.

Reinstalling the piracy system is actually a one-click recovery that is useless!

Now there are two ways.

1.Find a professional merchant to redo a one-click recovery for you.

2.Use PM software to free up that hidden space, and then install IBM's recovery software (which is not easy to get), and finally set up the restore point by yourself, and use one-click recovery in the future.

It can help you do one-click recovery.

The hidden partitions are deleted, so you can no longer use the manufacturer's one-click recovery, and you can only find the system disk to reinstall.

If you delete the hidden partition, you have no choice but to restore it with a disc.

Reinstall it.,There's no way.,There's a hidden partition.。

There's no way to delete it.,I want to install the system myself.。

Is it deleted Lenovo's System Recovery backup partition?