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06-Mar-2008, 08:57 PM #1
Smile thoshiba recovery
hi there i got a toshiba satellite A200-2mb i partion it into c and D and i want to recover only C and i can`t, when i recovery it , it recover all c&D and remove all data there`s no options on recovery to choose the partion only on C if anyone got any idea please contact me
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07-Mar-2008, 09:53 AM #2
The recovery option that comes with your Toshiba is for a full system restore back to factory defaults. It will remove all your data. This is done by design.
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