I attempted to download off of Chastidy's post, but the links are dead and I keep on running into brick walls Thanks in advance. Look in my New Drivers sticky. I haven't done this yet and I was wondering if I even can. If you need any more information about my system or software I'll let you know anything want to know. The extend volume option is greyed out as you can see in this picture: Is deleting this partition safe to do? A friend of mine gave this laptop to me to fix years ago back when it was pretty much new.
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Dell inspiron problem. Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4. When I attempted to run a second restore, but canceled before choosing the option.
The main thing I need is to just figure out why my temp1 is reportedly so high. No chassis, palmrest, screen If so, what are the steps I have to take to delete it? I replaced the DC jack on my original motherboard, but after it was all back together it wouldn't boot, the board was more fried than I had thought, even a reflow didn't do the trick so I ordered a replacement from Partiyion.
Extend works when there's no data on the other partition where the space comes from. Any luck with the recovery Partition? If someone can't help me, can someone point me towards a good copy of the recovery disks or drivers disks for the g73jh-bst7? Sorry to drag up and old post but any luck finding the recovery discs or a way to recreate the recovery partition so that you dont have to rely on the DVDs?
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I tried the method that the guy in the first thread used, draining the system and attempting a restore, but that leads to another problem After a few failed reboot attempts and passing enough time that I was convinced it wasn't going to change it's mind and work for me I took it all back apart to inspect everything for what could possibly be the problem. I'm good with computers and electronics in general so I figured I'd look into what I had and make a project out of it.
Recover windows to entire HD 3. Now when I attempt an f9 restore, it doesn't read the recovery partion. I don't have the factory recovery partition on this hard drive.
A few things to note; I'm not running the newest bios or vbios, however I have updated from to Rdslw 1 minute ago. Is there a good free program I can use to merge them?
Originally Posted by rzantarra. Tags for this Thread acpig73jhspeedfantemp1temperature. New posts New profile posts Latest activity. If you got the Atheros Wifi card installed on your notebook, I will also recommend you to paetition that to it's latest version or a stabile one.
New posts New revovery posts Latest activity. Recover windows to first partition only 2.
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It's out of warrenty from asus and bestbuy oartition only covers the hardware, so i'm in alot of trouble. On the other hand, that isn't taking much space on an otherwise huge hard drive, so if you don't want to go the trouble, it's not that big a deal. What Notebook Should I Buy? New posts Trending Search forums. During that reinstallation I noticed that there was hidden ASUS recovery partition on my hard drive that I wasn't able to see through Windows Explorer.
Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. I have no recovery disks or Recoverj. No I looked at it and it is a little over 21GB.
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