Recovery partition on hard disk

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  If I understand your question correctly - you can have your own recovery partition created just like any other partition. I think any logical partition which does not have operating system saves the data during the crash. However, if there's a physical damage to the HDD; there's nothing you can do except take it to the service center and ask those guys to try and receover data.
  
  In order to create your temporary recovery partition; you can simply free up some space on your hard disk and then create a new partition (if you've installed uBuntu, the procedure is the same) and then store all your installation files / CD / DVD data for the drivers etc. You can then access that data from another operating system or at the time of recovery.
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  vikaskumar11233

  I would like to make you informed that if you want to make a recovery partition, then you can just make a recovery from the recovery option present in Programs > Accessories>Restore and recovery. From that you can make the recovery int he location on which you want. But The recovery partition we will make by our own can't be compared with that available with the laptop at the starting of laptop purchase. The recovery drive is at present provided not only by SONY, but by almost all the laptop provides.
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  yogi.bharadwaj

  Kaustubh Katdare

  If I understand your question correctly - you can have your own recovery partition created just like any other partition. I think any logical partition which does not have operating system saves the data during the crash. However, if there's a physical damage to the HDD; there's nothing you can do except take it to the service center and ask those guys to try and receover data.
  
  In order to create your temporary recovery partition; you can simply free up some space on your hard disk and then create a new partition (if you've installed uBuntu, the procedure is the same) and then store all your installation files / CD / DVD data for the drivers etc. You can then access that data from another operating system or at the time of recovery.

  no i do not want to use any other flash drive or cd/dvd but i want to use the a small partition about 6gb of the same harddisk on which os is installed and i want that that partition should be shown in the boot option. is it possible if yes how?
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  yogi.bharadwaj

  vikaskumar11233

  I would like to make you informed that if you want to make a recovery partition, then you can just make a recovery from the recovery option present in Programs > Accessories>Restore and recovery. From that you can make the recovery int he location on which you want. But The recovery partition we will make by our own can't be compared with that available with the laptop at the starting of laptop purchase. The recovery drive is at present provided not only by SONY, but by almost all the laptop provides.

  no buddy i know this procedure but i think it only provide the way to store the data at flash drive or a dvd not on the same hard disk on which os is installedm for more pls read my question again and reply if you know the exect soution.
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  colinpaul

  You can recover your lost hard drive partition or lost data by using RecoveryFix for Windows, you have to install demo on your computer first and scan hard disk drives, software will show all of your lost data. If you get satisfied then purchase full version. To know more about software visit here :- Windows Data Recovery Software to Recover Deleted Files from Corrupted or Damaged Hard Drive and download demo version.
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  yogi.bharadwaj

  colinpaul

  You can recover your lost hard drive partition or lost data by using RecoveryFix for Windows, you have to install demo on your computer first and scan hard disk drives, software will show all of your lost data. If you get satisfied then purchase full version. To know more about software visit here :- Windows Data Recovery Software to Recover Deleted Files from Corrupted or Damaged Hard Drive and download demo version.

  buddy i don't want to recover any data read the question again i want a partiotion on the hard disk same as we store a windows on a boot cd/dvd or flash drive and it should be shown on the booting menu.
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  yogi.bharadwaj

  guys i got a help in this problem that is vhd (virtual hard disk).
  if we able to make the virtual hard disk as permanent than i think it can be solve the problem one more thing is that the vhd will disappears after restart if some one know how to make it permanent pls reply to it .
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  Chinmay sharma

  you can also use partition recovery software to recover any deleted item or any hard disk data
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  yogi.bharadwaj

  Chinmay sharma

  you can also use partition recovery software to recover any deleted item or any hard disk data

  buddy i do not want to recover data read question an replies carefully then answer do not make it more dificult pls ans if you have a right answer only or some effective suggestion.
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  Jason Estibeiro

  1) Create a partition in the hard drive, then partition the rest of the hard drive as you wish.
  
  2) Copy the entire OS setup on this partition, and make the partition boot able. Making the partition boot able will vary from OS-to-OS.
  
  OR
  
  In case of Windows ...
  You can create a system repair disc. This solves most of the problems but if it still doesn't, you can still access Command Prompt and repair it yourself.
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  yogi.bharadwaj

  Jason Estibeiro

  1) Create a partition in the hard drive, then partition the rest of the hard drive as you wish.
  
  2) Copy the entire OS setup on this partition, and make the partition boot able. Making the partition boot able will vary from OS-to-OS.
  
  OR
  
  In case of Windows ...
  You can create a system repair disc. This solves most of the problems but if it still doesn't, you can still access Command Prompt and repair it yourself.

  its not possible i try this already but not sucessful. try your self you got the answer.
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  Jason Estibeiro

  yogi.bharadwaj

  its not possible i try this already but not sucessful. try your self you got the answer.

  May I know for which OS do you wish to implement this?
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  yogi.bharadwaj

  Jason Estibeiro

  May I know for which OS do you wish to implement this?

  win 8