• • • • Whether recovering your Satellite laptop from a technical problem, for resale or simply starting from a clean slate, you may be able to access the hidden restore partition that Toshiba has included since 2007. No recovery disks are required, as all your system software and operating requirements are loaded and accessible through a recovery wizard when you reboot.

Provided the hard drive is original and hasn't been repartitioned, you have access to factory settings with just a few key presses. Restoring With the System Recovery Partition Step all important documents, files and information before restoring your Satellite. The system recovery process erases all data on your hard drive. Step Connect your power adapter to the laptop for the duration of the recovery procedure. Press and hold the Power button for 10 seconds to force the laptop to shut off. Step Press and hold the 0 key along the top of the keyboard, not on the number pad. Press the Power button once to start your laptop, releasing the 0 key only when the Toshiba logo appears.

Microsoft Train Simulator Patch Bin there. Step Select 32- or 64-bit, if you are presented the option. Older computers may not offer a choice. Step Click Yes at the Warning screen to continue the recovery process if you have saved all data you require from this computer. Step Choose Recovery of Factory Default Software and click Next. Choose Recover to Out-of-Box State (System Recovery Options Are Included). These choices return your Satellite to the factory default settings. Step Read and acknowledge the final warning screen and click Next to begin the system restore.