How do I get an operating system disk for my Toshiba Satellite laptop?

Most companies that sell PCs no longer include installation disks of operating systems. If you ask why, you'll probably hear something about "media reduction," but it's mainly a cost-cutting measure. Most will ship an OS disk with a new PC if you specifically ask for it.

Your computer should have a recovery partition built into the hard drive that you can use to create your own recovery disk - the information on how to do this is with the Toshiba's documentation since they're all somewhat different. Most OEMs (and I'm not sure about Toshiba) will send you a physical recovery disk for a nominal fee if you call and ask for it.

There are a couple of solutions. Bootdisks. Com, recoverydiscs.Com, and others.

There are a number of free backup utility programs that will allow you to make your own recovery discs either on cd or dvd media. I have a Gateway and use the OEM Gateway Backup that came with my Laptop. Manufacturers stopped supplying install discs and recovery discs for free because the little guys were complaining about a lack of maintenance opportunities.

Companies usually offer to sell you a recovery disc with your pc for around $100 and they like doing it.

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