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If so, boot your system with that, and there is likely an option to restore the hard drive partitions/data to the factory image. I would try taking those ISO files and burning them to physical media (use a tool that burns ISO image files, don't just burn them as files on a disc), and then see if one of them is bootable. I'm currently trying to figure out how the recovery partition works on a T901 so that I'll know how to recover it in the future should anything go wrong.īut a few possible things that I think you could try:ġ) Since you have access to the MyRecovery folder and it has ISO images in it, there is a chance that one or more of them are the ISO files for the bootable recovery DVD's (unfortunately, my T901 doesn't have those for some reason, so I can't confirm). My computer is under warranty, but I really do not want to ship my entire unit to Fujtisu for this.

I see the "MyRecovery" folder and the various ISOs and images, but I do not know how to get it to work on my broken laptop. Is there any way around this? I have copied the recovery partition to an external hard drive and can look at all the files on my second PC. My guess is that maybe in copying everything over the the new hard drive, something changed (e.g., drive letter) that has broke the link between the recovery program and the partition, making it impossible to recover. When I click "Recovery" (or whatever the name of the option is on boot), it just goes to a black screen (which is why I am reinstalling everything in the first place).

ISSUE: I am however unable to recover using the recovery partition. I would therefore like to reinstall the OS and start from scratch. PROBLEM: I am not currently able to boot into Windows (although the hard drive appears to be functioning properly). I upgraded the hard drive to a 500gb Samsung when I purchased the computer, copying everything from the original hard drive (including the recovery partition) to the new hard drive. BACKGROUND: I have a Fujitsu T730 with Windows 7 Professional (32-bit) installed.