Access the SSD of recovery on a 7008tx Pavilion Dv7 with a broken BONE

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• Latitude E6510 - how I manually access the Dell system recovery partition?

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  Thank you for posting. I read your post, and I understand that you want to reinstall the operating system after replacing the motherboard. I'm happy to help you in this case.

  You can restore the OS from the HARD drive.

  HP computers - performing a recovery of system HP (Windows 7)

  You can also create your own recovery disk

  HP computers - create and use a System Image to restore your computer (Windows 7)

  Don't forget to back up your files before recovery.

  Let me know if you need more assistance.

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  Hello
  While messing around with win7 and xp (from vista that was preinstalled on my system), I managed to make my computer unbootable.

  I made the recovery discs when I came to my computer, but I left with my parents... which is be the other side of the world (literally).

  However, I also kept the "recovery partition" intact, I hoped I could start somehow, but I don't know how.
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  If not, is there another way to do it from a live CD? (like the one I currently use to write this message)

  Chris.

  Unfortunately, you will not be able to access the files for recovery. It can be done if the laptop has only factory settings. You use updated the system with two operating systems. If you want to have the factory settings again you can have with using the recovery disc only.

  I put t know how long it will take but maybe you should communicate with your parents and ask if they can send you the recovery disc as soon as possible.

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