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Recovery, Backup and
Troubleshooting Guide
See the back side.
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Introduction
It may take some time to display the current
status of the procedure.
Do not press the drive eject button while
creating a Recovery Media, as doing so may
result in a failure of the process.
Keep the Recovery Media in a secure place.
To recover from the
recovery area
ξξOn models with the ASSIST button
1 Press the button while your ASSIST
computer is off to launch the
VAIO Care Rescue.
2 Click .Start recovery wizard
To perform the custom recovery, select
Tools Start recovery wizard instead of
and click
Start advanced recovery wizard.
3 Follow the on-screen instructions.
ξξOn models without the ASSIST button
1 Turn on your computer and press the F10
key several times before the VAIO logo
disappears.
If the window is Edit Boot Options
displayed, press the key.Enter
2 Select Start recovery wizard.
To perform the custom recovery, select
Tools Start recovery wizard instead of
and click
Start advanced recovery wizard.
3 Follow the on-screen instructions.
Creating Recovery Media Recovering your computer
To recover from
Recovery Media
1 If your computer is not equipped with a built-
in optical disc drive, connect an external
optical disc drive (not supplied) to the
computer and to an AC power source.
2 Insert a Recovery Media to the optical disc
drive while your computer is in Normal mode,
turn off the computer, and then turn it on
once again.
3 If you are using the external optical disc drive,
press the key several times before the F11
VAIO logo disappears.
The Windows Boot Manager is displayed.
4 Press the or key to select ξ
£ ξ
½
Start VAIO Care Rescue and press the Enter
key.
5 Select Start recovery wizard.
To perform the custom recovery, select Tools
instead of Start recovery wizard and click
Start advanced recovery wizard.
6 Follow the on-screen instructions.
To restore your computer to its factory default settings, follow one of the recovery methods below.
Recovering your computer will delete all the data on the built-in storage device.
About recovery
What is recovery?
Recovery is the process of restoring your
computer to its factory default settings.
There are two ways to recover your computer:
recovering from the Recovery Media and from
the recovery area.
When do I have to perform a
recovery?
ξξIf your computer has been unstable
ξξIf your computer has been infected with a
computer virus
ξξIf your computer is experiencing problems
which cannot be solved through
troubleshooting
ξξIf you have formatted the C drive by mistake
Which software should I use to
recover my computer?
Use the following software. You can launch the
software by simple operations.
VAIO Care
ξξCreating Recovery Media
ξξChecking your computer hardware
VAIO Care Rescue
ξξBacking up (Rescuing) your data
ξξRecovering your computer
ξξErasing all the data on your built-in storage
device
See the help file included with the VAIO Care
and the VAIO Care Rescue for more information
on how to use the software.
What is a recovery area?
A recovery area on the built-in storage device
contains data for a system and application
recovery. Normally, you cannot modify or delete
data on this area. You can, however, modify or
delete the data with commercially available
software designed to modify the information of
this area.
Why do I have to create Recovery
Media?
Recovery Media are used to restore your
computer to its factory default settings. If
Windows does not start and you have deleted
the recovery area, you will need Recovery Media
to perform a recovery. Create Recovery Media
immediately after the computer is ready for use.
About a backup
What is a backup process?
A backup process is to make a backup copy of
your data stored on the built-in storage device
and save it to another location.
Why do I have to back up my data?
Due to unexpected events or computer viruses,
you might lose various data stored on your built-
in storage device, such as documents or pictures.
To restore the lost data, its backup copy is
needed.
It is strongly recommended that you back up
your data regularly.
You can confirm the number of necessary discs
and types of media you can use for Recovery
Media creation in the following step 6.
You cannot use Blu-ray Discβ’ media,
DVD-RAM, CD-R, and CD-RW discs as
Recovery Media.
1 Connect your computer to the Internet,
download and install the latest updates using
the VAIO Update.
2 If your computer is not equipped with a built-
in optical disc drive, connect an external
optical disc drive (not supplied) to the
computer and to an AC power source.
3 Click , Start All Programs VAIO Care, , and
VAIO Care.
If the User Account Control window appears,
click Yes.
If you are currently logged onto your
computer as a standard user, you may be
prompted to enter an administrator name
and a password.
4 Click Recovery & restore Recovery, , and
Create Recovery Media.
5 Read the on-screen instructions carefully, and
then click .Next
6 Insert the media you want to use.
7 Follow the on-screen instructions.
Please create your Recovery Media
immediately after setup.
I cannot recover from the recovery
area
Recover your computer from the Recovery Media
if you have used software to modify the recovery
area, installed a different operating system from
the preinstalled one, or formatted the built-in
storage device without using the
VAIO Care Rescue.
I cannot create Recovery Media
ξξTry the suggestions below:
1 Turn off your computer and turn it on
again. And then, try to create Recovery
Media again.
2 Download and install the latest updates
using VAIO Update.
ξξTry other reliable discs.
I cannot complete the recovery
process
ξξDisconnect any unnecessary external device
from your computer.
ξξTry the suggestions below:
1 If you are trying to recover your computer
from the Recovery Media, check the media
for dirt or damage. If the media are not
clean, clean them and try recovering the
computer again.
2 Recover your computer from the recovery
area or the Recovery Media.
3 If the problem persists, visit the VAIO
Support Homepage web site for further
assistance.
My computer does not start
ξξMake sure your computer is securely plugged
into a power source and turned on and the
power indicator light is lit.
ξξMake sure the battery pack is installed
properly and charged.
ξξDisconnect all connected USB devices (if any),
and then restart your computer.
ξξRemove any extra memory modules you may
have installed since purchase, and then restart
your computer.
ξξIf your computer is plugged into a power strip
or an uninterruptible power supply (UPS),
make sure the power strip or UPS is plugged
into a power source and turned on.
ξξUnplug the power cord or the AC adapter, and
remove the battery pack. Wait three to five
minutes. Reinstall the battery pack, plug the
power cord or the AC adapter, and then turn
on your computer.
ξξCondensation may cause your computer to
malfunction. If this occurs, do not use the
computer for at least one hour.
ξξCheck that you are using the supplied Sony
power cord or AC adapter.
A message appears notifying of
either incompatibility or the
improper installation of the battery
pack and my computer then enters
Hibernate mode
See the answers for βThe charge indicator light is
blinking fast and my computer does not start.β
Windows does not accept my
password and returns a message,
Enter Onetime Password
If you enter a wrong power-on password three
times consecutively, the
Enter Onetime Password message appears and
Windows will not start. Press and hold the power
button or slide and hold the power switch for
more than four seconds to check that the power
indicator light turns off. Wait for 10 to 15 seconds,
then restart your computer and enter the correct
password.
The password is case sensitive, so be sure to
check letters for the current case before you
enter the password.
I cannot remember the power-on
password
If you have forgotten the power-on password,
contact an authorized Sony service/support
center.
A reset fee will be charged.
The green power indicator light
turns on but my screen remains
blank
ξξPress the Alt+F4 keys several times to close
the application window. An application error
may have occurred.
ξξPress the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys and click the
arrow next to the button Shut down
and .Restart
ξξPress and hold the power button or slide and
hold the power switch for more than four
seconds to shut down your computer.
Unplug the power cord or the AC adapter, and
leave the computer for about five minutes.
Then plug the power cord or the AC adapter,
and turn on the computer again.
Turning off your computer with the
Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys or the power switch
may cause loss of unsaved data.
ξξIf you are using an external display, make sure
it is plugged into a power source and turned
on.
The charge indicator light is
blinking fast and my computer
does not start
ξξThis problem could be due to the battery pack
not being installed properly. To solve this
problem, turn off your computer and remove
the battery pack. Then reinstall the battery
pack to the computer. For details, see the on-
screen .User Guide
ξξIf the problem persists, it means the installed
battery pack is not compatible.
Remove the battery pack and contact an
authorized Sony service/support center. To
find the nearest center or agent, see the on-
screen .User Guide
Backing up and
restoring your data
Common problemsTo back up and restore
your data when you can
start Windows
If you can start Windows, back up and restore
your data with the Windows feature. To use the
features, click , Start Control Panel,
System and Security Backup and Restore, and .
To back up and restore
your data when you
cannot start Windows
When you cannot start Windows, back up your
data with the VAIO Care Rescue.
To restore files which have been backed up by
the VAIO Care Rescue, use the
VAIO Data Restore Tool.
Restoring your data
using a restore point
A restore point enables you to restore your
computer system files to the previous state when
the restore point was created. Usually, a restore
point is created automatically, for example when
you install a software driver, however, we
recommend that you create the restore point
manually on the Control Panel before installing
any software or software drivers on your
computer.
To restore system files using the
restore point when you cannot
start Windows
1 Follow the steps 1 to 3 in βTo recover from
Recovery Mediaβ of βRecovering your
computerβ on the front side.
2 Press the or key to select ξ
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½ Windows RE
and press the key.Enter
3 Select a keyboard layout and click .Next
If the appropriate keyboard layout is not
selected, you may not be able to enter the
password correctly.
4 Select your operating system and click .Next
Back up your files with the if you Rescue Data
have changed the files after you backed up
them using the Windows backup feature.
5 Click System Restore.
The System Restore window appears.
6 On the Recovery window, click
Open System Restore.
7 If the Choose a different restore point
option is displayed on the System Restore
window, select it and click . Next
If not, click .Next
8 Select a restore point and click .Next
9 Click to confirm the restore point. Finish
Restart your computer if the window prompts
you to restart the computer.
Troubleshooting
Recovery problems
If you have any problem operating your computer
Try these suggestions before contacting an authorized Sony service/support center or your local Sony
dealer directly.
ξξRead the troubleshooting information in this section or the on-screen User Guide.
ξξLaunch the VAIO Care and perform necessary operations.
ξξVisit the VAIO Support Homepage web site.
Produktspezifikationen
| Marke: | Sony |
| Kategorie: | Laptop |
| Modell: | Vaio VPCF127HG |
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