- Can i uninstall lenovo onekey recovery how to#
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Can i uninstall lenovo onekey recovery how to#
How to set it up with my own disk partition ? OneKey Recovery it is Cyberlink PowerRecover originally, but I can't find any technical or service information about it. partition 8 : fs=NTFS, size=20480 MB, content Lenovo OneKey Recovery "PBR_DRV" partition which will contain factory or my own made system image and others required partitions images partition 7 : fs=NTFS, size=15360 MB, content part of Windows pagefile.sys (in manner Unix/Linux swap partition)
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partition 6 : fs=NTFS, size=%all_remain_space% MB, content Windows 8.1 Users profiles folder that will setting up during windows installation and other user info (in manner Unix/Linux /home dir) partition 5 : fs=NTFS, size=102400 MB, content Windows 8.1 partition 4 : fs=FAT32, size=1024 MB, content Lenovo OneKey Recovery Environment partition 3 : fs=RAW, size=128 MB, content MSR partition 2 : fs=FAT32, size=260 MB, content UEFI boot partition 1 : fs=NTFS, size=1024 MB, content Windows RE I want that partitons layout will like this: HDD with advanced format (4K physical sector) I would really appreciate any suggestions/links on this.ĭoes anyone knows how to set up factory restore phase of OKR8 to my own disk partition layout ? If needed, I can share the screenshot of the parition table to give you an exact idea how my Disk is partitioned.
Can i uninstall lenovo onekey recovery install#
#Is there a way to image the factory default image so I can use it to install the OS afresh, in case I run into any issues with the OS in future and want to have a clean OS installed? #How to restore the system backup image (backed up using 'System Backup' option in OKR app) when the system fails to boot? Do I need to write it to a disk or saving it on another partition would also work? #How to extend the C drive without affecting the OKR setup/partition and having the current Windows setup (with my apps installed) as it is after the extension of the partition? I'm also confused if system backup would do the backup of the complete OS (with all the apps installed at this point)? If that's the case, then how can I restore from this image in case of a boot failure?
When I open the OKR app, it gives me two options: System backup & Restore. So, I'm currently stuck here and can't seem to find a way of extending by C drive partition without messing up the OKR setup and loosing my current Windows setup.Īlso, I would really appreciate if someone could tell me how to make a backup of factory default image of the OS, so that I can run it in case my system fails to boot at somepoint in time. I'm suspecting that this 300MB of partition is coming in my way while extending the C drive partition but I'm just guessing. It doesn't look like an OKR partition but something else as I already have a 25 GB (approx.) of OKR partition. One thing I noticed that I have a 300 MB (approx.) partition right after the C drive. So I'm trying to make my C drive partition to be somewhere around 70-75 GB after the extension of the C drive. I'm running out of space and was trying to extend the partition using Paritioning tools but I don't get the option to extend the C drive after creating an unallocated partition (let's say 10-15 GB).
Can i uninstall lenovo onekey recovery series#
I have a Lenovo Z500 IdeaPad series laptop (Windows 8) which came with a 60GB storage/parition for C drive.
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The guide I linked to above is nice because it has screenshots. This is where Windows would be restored from. While in Disk Management you should be able to see a partition called "Recovery", "Restore", or "Lenovo". Free some space for Ubuntu" since you'll have already done that. Then start installing from your Live Media and follow this guide. I recommend first shrinking your windows partition, generally labeled "OS C:" in Disk Management. I always manually partition when I'm installing Ubuntu to make sure I know exactly what's going on.