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Trying to use restore disk. Coming up with a error message, will not restore

Discussion in 'Mobile Computing' started by ehartwig, Sep 21, 2009.

  1. ehartwig Newcomer, in training

    trying to use restore disk.... coming up with a error message..will not restore
    when in bios, computer shuts down after only a couple minutes but no other time.
    I just want to get the computer working again...i want to get the restore disk to work
  2. almcneil Newcomer, in training Posts: 1,547

    What is "restore disk"? Are you talking about system restore feature in Windows or a disk image backup utility or something else?

    -- Andy
  3. ehartwig Newcomer, in training

    it is the disk that will bring the computer back to the original settings. It is literally a cd/dvd
  4. ehartwig Newcomer, in training

    it comes up with the error message 0x2001100200001005
  5. almcneil Newcomer, in training Posts: 1,547

    OK, the usual techno term for this is "recovery CD/DVD".

    First, reset your BIOS settings top default. There should be an option in BIOS, i.e. F9 Reset settings to default , or something like that. Then try the recovery CD again.

    Repost with results.

    -- Andy
  6. ehartwig Newcomer, in training

    same old

    I did the bios thing, and the same result came up an error message when the factory image recovery is trying to work... it never proceeds past 0%
     
  7. almcneil Newcomer, in training Posts: 1,547

    Does the compueter just "cut out" on you? If so, the power supply may be getting flacky.

    -- Andy
  8. ehartwig Newcomer, in training

    not when doing this,....it just sits with the error message
  9. almcneil Newcomer, in training Posts: 1,547

    OK, the problem is hardware at this point. Either your CD/DVD drive or the hard drive is the problem.

    I think the best approach now is simply to take it to the local computer store and have them test and fix it. Likely one of these needs to be replaced, not to mention you don't have the tools to test either of them.

    -- Andy