Windows 10: Dynabook satellite pro c50-g-101 oem usb recovery

Hello, can someone help me find a recovery usb for my laptop? i can't boot from the oem partition anymore

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toshiba satellite C50-A-1JM

HI WHAT BLUETOOTH DRIVER DO I NEED INSTALL FOR A TOSHIBA SATELLITE C50-A-1JM

 

No Sound After Reinstall

That would be expected behaviour if your PC has that device present...

Per previous post...

Satellite C50-A-1DV - Dynabook

There are sites that try to make you think they are Toshiba sites:
Toshiba Satellite C50-A Windows 8.1 Drivers
- that offer lists of drivers.

Curiously in that one, there is no active link for the Realtek driver...


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Windows 10 recovery USB - which size???

Not even that. What creating a recovery drive does (if you select 'include system files') is to construct the files required to clean install Windows. If this is made on an OEM install these file will include the OEM custom apps and drivers - effectively a 'factory reset' drive. It is extracting an install image from your existing system files that takes the time.

The steps in making a recovery drive are shown in this tutorial...

Create Recovery Drive in Windows 10 | Tutorials

• first you choose whether or not to include system files (step 5 in tutorial)
• next the recovery drive files are constructed (this can take a long time if you include system files)
• only after that is complete will you be asked which usb to use (step 6 in tutorial). At this point you will be told how large a usb you need.

Without system files 512 Mb is sufficient. Including system files it will be just over 4GB.

At which step did you get the error? If you were not asked which usb to use then it was the construction of the system files that failed, nothing to do with what usb you had.