VISTA restore complete PC backup

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Hi,

when i start from the DVD and choose repair my USB HD is not found, what can
I do?
 
Pfaelzer22 said:
Hi,

when i start from the DVD and choose repair my USB HD is not found, what
can
I do?
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Are you able to boot into Vista? If so, Control Panel, Backup and Restore
Center,Restore files or Restore computer.
 
Hi,

when I try to restore the copmuter vista says to me i have to do this out of
the repair section.
 
Pfaelzer22 said:
Hi,

when I try to restore the copmuter vista says to me i have to do this out
of
the repair section.
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Is the USB drive connected to a direct USB port on the rear of the computer?
 
It is an Acer Laptop and the USB-HD is directly connectet. I put a new HD in
because the old crashed and then I installed Vista new and if I start Vista i
can see and use the HD.
 
I remember someone else saying they went into their
BIOS settings and enabled "Legacy USB". The BIOS
may even have something that says "Assign IRQ for USB",
make sure that is yes/enabled.


-Michael
 
Thanks, but is is enabled and didn´t work.

MICHAEL said:
I remember someone else saying they went into their
BIOS settings and enabled "Legacy USB". The BIOS
may even have something that says "Assign IRQ for USB",
make sure that is yes/enabled.


-Michael
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This is a shot in the dark, but have you installed this
update? I'm out of suggestions. Good luck!

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=925528
Reliability update for the USB stack in Windows Vista.
This article discusses an update that resolves a variety of issues that occur with specific USB
hardware devices and controllers in Windows Vista.


-Michael

Pfaelzer22 said:
Thanks, but is is enabled and didn´t work.
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I can go to the Usb-HD via ComandLine but whem I start the systemrestore Vist
din´t find the restore file on the HD.
 
Boot from the dvd with the USB disk plugged in.
When it gets to the point of searching for a backup & tells you it cannot
find one, unplug the USB disk & plug it back in.
In should find it.
Don't know why, but I have seen this before & got round it in this way.
 
Some questions:

Is the restore image in the root of the external drive, I noticed sub-fildering your image will make it undetectable, you need to keep it in the same location Windows places it in.

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Yes it is in the root of the external drive, but there is a second backup
also, maybe this is the problem.
 
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