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• Satellite L670 - System recovery media Options

  You can use an external hard drive to copy the image of system recovery? The manual, in the States of the system - creating recovery media recovery:

  "A recovery of the software on your computer image is stored on the hard drive and can be copied onto DVD or USB Flash Memory using the following steps:"
  1. Select Virgin DVD or USB Flash Memory.
  The application will allow you to choose from a variety of different media on which the recovery image can be copied, including DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD - RW, DVD + R, DVD + R DL, DVD + RW and USB Flash Memory. »

  There is no mention of being able to copy on an external hard drive.

  Hello

  This copy of the word is bad. What you create is bootable image stored on DVD or USB. Copy of data simply isn't possible, because later you will not be able to access and start the recovery image installation.

  Best option for you is:
  Create DVDs of recovery using preinstalled Toshiba Recovery disk creator tool. This disc, that you can use for installing the OS, whenever you want. I recommend you use DVD-R media.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• Satellite A100 PSAA9A - drivers and applications from the recovery disk

  This laptop was reformated HARD drive and I decided to try Windows 7 (beta), which is currently installed and working well. I would like to install the original drivers and applications from the Toshiba recovery disc but I don't want to reinstal the operating system (XP). Is this possible?

  As far as I know that is not possible because applications from the recovery disk and drivers are for Windows XP and they are not compatible with Windows 7.
  In addition it of not possible to install the only special drivers or applications from the recovery disc.

  You can download all the drivers and tools on the site of Toshiba, but I doubt that it of compatible with Windows 7, but you can try it out and post your result here.
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com

• HP desktop system recovery disk

  Since I have no knowledge on how to fix computers, I didn't know how to create a system image recovery disc which could help me to get this desktop HP p6-2330 its default factory settings.

  It happened that I deleted by mistake, a core file that opens the e-mail, change the pc etc apps settings in windows 8.1, if I click on these applications, they act like they're getting open, but no, they simply disappear, but the icon remains on the taskbar, at the bottom of the desktop and the progran doesn't get open.

  everything else works fine, my only problem is that.

  Someone suggeted me resett the entire computer, but it's something I don't want to do because some programs and files can are lost or deleted.

  Another friend of mine proposed me to get a HP disk system image recovery.

  Someone would be kind enough to advise me on what I should do in my case

  Any kind of help will be appreciated

  tomscomput

  USIN a system recovery disk is much more serious that the use of Windows regenerate. You are lucky to have Windows 8 is installed.

  Everything you need to know about using Windows refresh

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/restore-refresh-reset-PC

  Once the operating system has been updated without affecting the files, you can perform a recovery from USB.

  I'll change this and put in a video for you. There will be two options. Chooose the method of usb flash drive. This video is displayed with Windows 7. The procedure is almost identical. Open the charm of the search and the type of recovery and click the HP Media icon that appears.

• system recovery

  I preformed a system recovery, a few days ago and after that he did all the updates for the computer the computer restarted as it was supposed to, but the message 'we could not finish the updates by undoing the changes' come and now my computer 9 stuck on it.

  Dear customer,

  Welcome and thanks for posting your question on the Forum of Support HP

  According to the message that you posted, I suspect that this could be due to the recent changes are applicable

  Please perform the steps to solve the problem below:

  Step 01. Turn off the computer

  Step 02. Turn on the PC and keep pressing the F8 key

  Step 03. Select "Last known good configuration" in the list of the early start Option

  Note: Wait until you get to the Windows desktop

  Step 04. Please remove unwanted startup items and uninstall unwanted applications

  Step 05. Please reboot / restart your PC normally

  Hope this helps, for other queries in response to the post and feel free to join us again

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  Make it easier for others to find solutions by checking a response "Accept as Solution" if it solves your problem.

  Thank you

  K N R K

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• Pavilion dv5-2130us: DV5-2130us recovery fails using HP System Recovery DVD

  Tag on bottom of the States of the laptop Windows 7 Home Prem OA
  Last system installed and working properly before be 'fixed' by others was Windows Professional 8.1 (x 64) (build 9600)

  "You must restart.

  This is the last message I get after what seems to be a good installation by using the recovery DVD. I tried installed using only 3 recovery and with those discs over the application and driver recovery disk.   Prior opinions is to restart the computer, but I have no way to do it from the nonexistent pointing device.  I tried to turn off the computer and turn it on, but after the 5th attempt to install when I try to power button I get lights lightning on the power and WiFi keys that leaves me no way computer trun off the power but to unplug the power cable and remove the battery.

  A clean the DVD of Windows 8 install or 8.1 is possible?  I have valid prod # for Windows 8.1

  Hi @John_Bandera,

  Please become a member of the HP's Support Forums. I understand that you have a problem with restoring Windows 8. I'll be happy to help you.

  Yes, you can make a recovery for Windows 8.

  Here are a few links of microsoft help.

  Create an installation media for Windows 8.1

  Create a recovery USB disk

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  If you need help, let me know and I will gladly make all that I can to help you.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this post as "accept as a Solution.
  To simply say thank you, click the Thumbs up below!

  Thank you.

• With the disk system recovery, system will not read

  Hello, I got my HP Pavilion dv7t-6000 laptop repaired while I was (and am still) in Europe in January this year. When they fixed my HDD, him has not loaded in many settings, programs and applications that I use/am used to / and pleasure to use. I sent RESUMES to the recovery disks that I have now. The problem is when I run the recovery program, after disconnection and everything, I get to the screen where it says insert the System Recovery DVD, which I do, and a screen appears which reads has not found disk. I re - insert the new attempt to drive / vile and again the same message every time, even though I hear the pilot running and when I enter the drive connected to windows, it appears in the pilot, so I know, he knows it's there. I need serious help on that and quickly because the people who fixed were no help at all. I have windows 64-bit. I make my living on this laptop, and I'm kind of panic around here.

  Are you at the end of the process here:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01867418

• System Recovery DVD 1 and 2

  My system; HP G series windows 7 64 bit. Hard drive crashed, bought a new, but needed the system recovery dvd.

  PC product #: QF761UAR #ABA

  The given info with dvd said to start the PC, the slip to disk 1, but will have to reboot the PC will start when the PC won't start, after which touch any key, no sliders.

  New hard drive does nothing about it, so when I started it upward, slip DVD, close it with force as he said, I have to and restart again, he has started in 'SAFE MODE' I have nothing, don't touch any keys because I remembered.

  Since 1 pm PT 22/10/2012 it has been sitting on 7% first of three boxes checked to date is the day after 23/10/2012

  It is still sitting at 7% and saying please wait.

  I am lost on what to do? I put it back should I have started in 'safe Mode' should I click Cancel?

  I just need this helping hand on what is my next step to do? Or can do?

  Thank you, in fact already obtained, type of this laptop.  I called 1-800 to support HP in the booklet of the DVD came with, just had to shut it down.

  As I started upward, Press esc several times.

  Then check the memory F2

  It checks and auto check then hard drive.

  Force shut it down again.

  Started again hit the esc and then going to F9 and then chose the internal drive.

  The program starts the whole process of the system DVD recovery disc 1 and disc, then 2 and then asked for all the others, I had DVD drivers and applications taken and it starts later.

  restarts on its own and the next hour, he did, it's clean.

  Summer use it now since 16:00 and oh YES I'm back!

  But thank you for getting back with me.

  LTR & blessings!

  Peace, Love &

• Using HP system recovery disks

  I have replaced a failed hard drive on a HP Pavilion h8 - 1380t. I also ordered a set of HP recovery disks, which is a disk 4 labeled value, "System Recovery" as well as a 5th disk of "additional recovery." Only 1 of the 4 disc set is bootable. When I boot from this drive, an application called "Recovery Manager" starts with the three main categories and options. All options are grayed out and the only thing I can do is click on the 'x' and restart. No idea what I'm supposed to do here?

  I need help immediately
  Microsoft System Recovery
  Microsoft Startup Repair Tool
  System recovery

  I want to identify potential problems

  Computer performance assessment

  I would like to take precautions

  File backup program

  Thanks for getting back to me!

  I suggest to go forward and to call to get a second set sent to you. During this time, make sure that nothing obstructs your cd tray to eject. I saw recoveries cling to 99%, because he could not eject the disc when it was over (I know that's not your specific problem).

  A second set of disks should solve the problem. The representative reported what happened with the first series.

  I hope this helps. I'm sorry that I could not give a more favourable response. It seems that it is just a bad game. Let me know what is the result, if you have a chance

• Dv7-6b57NR system recovery error ' The Recovery attempt failed.

  I hope someone can help me with the following problem.  I bought a DV7-6B57NR of a sale by auction online (not Ebay) and they said that they removed the BONE using a program called 'Blanco', because it is a returning customer and they wanted to clean up before data of re - sale.  I ordered recovery disks from HP by product and serial number in order to restore the operating system.

  SN - [removed for privacy]

  PN - A1785UAR #ABA

  I received three recovery DVDs.  2 DVD system recovery and recovery of Driver and Application 1 dvd.

  I tried to restore factory reset.  The process took 30/40 minutes and installed all three discs.  Then the laptop has rebooted and started to load windows, windows 7 logo came and went through more than a few steps.

  Finally it came to a window (Recovery Manager) with the following msg

  "The recovery attempt failed.  Select one of the following buttons"

  There are three buttons

  Save log |  Details |  Retry

  The following is details.  Something attracted my attention is, see below in red (my version of Win 7 should be Home Premium 64-bit).  HP sent me DVDs bad?  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  --------------------------------------------------
  [11:46:24.29] enter audit OS Edition...
  ----------------------------------------
  [11:46:24.31] check RStone.ini file to determine the required edition.
  [11:46:24.36] out of checking OS Edition...
  --------------------------------------------------

  --------------------------------------------------
  [11:46:24.37] controls if the upgrade to Windows 7 is required.
  ----------------------------------------
  [11:46:24.39] current edition is [HomeBasic]...
  [11:46:24.39] [start] necessary. Don't need to upgrade...
  [11:46:24.40] [Starter] needed...
  [11:46:29.08] necessary [Starter] edition. But is not the case of the [Starter] OS...
  [11:46:29.08] OS edition upgrade might have a problem...

  Management and maintenance of deployment images tool
  Version: 6.1.7600.16385

  Image Version: 6.1.7601.17514

  The current edition is:

  Current edition: HomeBasic
  The operation completed successfully.

  Component: TDC Preinstall diagnosis Tools for Windows 7 - TDC
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  Error: no OS flag not set on the device, please use EEPROM to set ~ OS SKU ~ value = 2
  [11:47:20.87] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  ...
  CTO error condition has been undergoing dtected [update Factory]! ***
  [11:47:20.87] Suggest create PIN-journal and send to TWN PDC NB-PreinPM for further analysis...
  ...
  [11:47:20.87] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  [11:45:23.44] Start BBOffline.cmd...
  UPDrv = [C:]
  [11:45:23.45] value UIA 951 error Code
  [11:45:23.77] WinPE is 32-bit.
  [11:45:23.78] start [corrections].
  [11:45:23.80] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:45:23.80] FixUps.cmd...
  [11:45:23.81] create overall progress information...
  [11:45:25.42] complete FixUps.cmd...
  [11:45:25.42] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:45:25.42] start [Tweaks for SDRD].
  [11:45:25.42] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:45:25.42] SDRD Tweaks to change the regional settings default user...
  [11:45:25.43] copy C:\System.sav\Util\TDC\MCPP\FBIRES\FBIUSRES. DLL.
  [11:45:25.54] Run "Dism.exe image:C:-/ Set-SKUIntlDefaults: en - U.S.-image: C:
  [11:45:33.16] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:45:33.16] start PININST.exe for offline...
  Housing starts [11:45:47.17] [Sleep 10 sec].
  Starting price [11:45:57.23] [creation RStoneFUpdate.INI].
  [11:46:09.94] start [create 1 GB Pagefile for offline].

  Volume in drive C has no label.
  Volume serial number is 945 B-A81C

  Directory of C:\system.sav\bbv

  05/10/2012 11:46 1 073 741 824 pagefile.sys
  1 file (s) 1 073 741 824 bytes
  0 44,736,749,568 dir bytes free
  [11:46:10.02] the mark detection.

  [11:46:10.28] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:47:01.27] Start SysID Check...
  [11:47:01.98] Start Option control code...
  SKU_DEF_COUNTRY = [244]
  SKU_DEF_SYS_LOC = [en]
  ------------------------------
  Reset the country in administrator...
  ------------------------------
  ------------------------------
  Reset the default user countries...
  ------------------------------
  ------------------------------
  System reset located
  ------------------------------

  Management and maintenance of deployment images tool
  Version: 6.1.7600.16385

  Image Version: 6.1.7601.17514

  Statement of the international settings offline.

  By default system UI language: en-US
  Settings system locale: en-US
  Default time zone: Pacific standard time
  The settings for the default user regional: en-US
  Location: United States (GEOID = 244)
  Active keyboard (s): 0409:00000409
  Keyboard layered driver: PC / AT Enhanced Keyboard (101/102-Key)

  Installed the language (s): en-US
  Type: Fully localized language.

  The operation completed successfully.
  ------------------------------
  Updating the system locale info...
  ------------------------------
  [11:47:15.98] Start PIN Tweaks...
  [11:47:16.01] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.01] PIN Tweaks to hide all for BurnBoot PBO and BBV2 on restored image...
  [11:47:16.01] ----------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.01] Tweaks to Unattend.xml of OOBE
  [11:47:16.01] to pick up the right file...
  [11:47:16.01] ----------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.01] rename unattend.org to unattend.or_
  [11:47:16.04] ----------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.04] without light sensor...
  [11:47:16.05] ----------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.07] it is restored by SDRD [SSRD.flg] image...
  [11:47:16.07] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.10] Start MIR Tweaks...
  [11:47:16.15] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.15] [MIR Tweaks]...
  [11:47:16.15] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [11:47:16.18] starting factory updates...
  [11:47:18.02] installation start QFE offline...
  [11:47:20.69] PININST_OFF: PAST...

  [11:47:20.73] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindEr.log...

  [11:47:20.75] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindE0.log...

  -C:\SYSTEM. SAV\LOGS\PININST_OFF. JOURNAL
  Result = PAST

  [11:47:20.78] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindEr.log...

  [11:47:20.78] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindE0.log...

  -C:\SYSTEM. SAV\LOGS\BBFIND4QFE. JOURNAL
  [11:47:20.80] FUList.log to check if there are double Desc...
  No duplication.
  [11:47:20.86] duplicated No. Desc is located... PAST.
  [11:47:20.87] there was no update from the factory...

  You are the very welcome.

  You will only be able to install programs available on the page of the driver and support for your laptop.

  Use the Windows backup tool to create a system image and save it on a portable hard drive.

  Use the dvd or flash drive bootable do you reinstall windows from the recovery image by selecting the repair option you will find on the installation screen.

• How can I move files system recovery to the original location?

  I use Windows 7 on a HP Pavilion P6000 series.  I believe that the Recovery Manager created Windows System Recovery Files folder on the C: drive (from .wim files) created on an external drive, and I want to move them to the original location.  Just copy or move everything to the C: drive, or is it an executable program that does this?

  Found this previous post - I guess that's the solution...

  Re: How to restore the system recovery files to their original location? (HP Pavilion p6540F desktop

  201207 04-18: 12:00 - modified on 18-04-201207:13 PM

  The backup that is used to recover only restores the files in a folder, leaving the owner to move. I agree, not the application of backup more useful, but better than nothing I guess.

• How can I use my HP OEM W98 cd "System Recovery" on a new processor & hardrive (not HP) so that I can have W98 to use my most later bought XP Pro upgrade cd?

  I bought a HP with W98 OEM desktop computer installed about 10 years ago. Then about 5 years ago my company offers an XP Pro upgrade for a good price. When I upgraded, first of all, I reformatted the drive, but then XP would be not be installed because it could not find existing W98.  So I reinstalled W98 using the HP cd "HP System Recovery" & "HP Application Recovery", then with the XP Pro upgrade.  Question: I want to build a new computer for faster components (case, CPU, motherboard, hard drive) 10 years old HP processor is suffocating under the weight of applications & today virus scanners.  On a new cpu & hard drive, I can use the "HP System Recovery' (&"Application recovery"if necessary) to repeat the process to get W98 installation so that I can then proceed to Windows XP Pro?  Or is the only "HP System Recovery" will install on a card mother HP and W98 vintage cpu?  I just can't justify rebuying the entire operating system again and I like XP Pro, but I need new hardware CPU and more/more fast disk drive.

  Hi BuyOnceUpgradeOften,

  Thanks for posting. As you said, you will need to install the 98 upgrade for XP. As for the installation of 98 on another machine, it may or may not work. You will need to contact HP and see if this is or is not against the terms of the EULA, they you provided, and if you can or can not install it on another machine.

  I hope this helps! Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
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• How can I recover all my files that I lost in an accident? I had to use my system recovery disk and install drivers for my computer again. I lost all my files. Is there something I can do?

  Help!  How can I recover all my files that I lost?  I was answering an e-mail message when I heard a couple of clicks then my computer off.

  I thought that my computer was destroyed.  Nothing I tried would bring it to the top, so I decided to use the system recovery disc that

  came with my computer.  I've also downloaded all the drivers for the application.  My computer is back on, but I lost everything.

  It's like putting into service with a new computer.  I had a lot of important information in the files that I lost.  I've tried everything I know to do

  without success.  Is it still possible to recover these lost files?  Thank you very much for your help!

  Hello

  I'm sorry, but when you did the recovery of the system you have disabled your hard drive of everything, including your files.

  You now have a new computer.

  You can try this program (it's free) to see if he 'can' find and recover your files. no guarantee:

  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

  See you soon.

• When you try to run a system recovery I get this error: cannot start Windows. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. OxcOOOOOOf

  When you try to run a system recovery I get this error; OxcOOOOOOf

  Original title: error OxcOOOOOOf

  My laptop crashed. I used my initial recovery to start. I get a message from Windows Boot Manager as follows:

  Windows could not start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. To solve the problem:

  1. Insert Windows installation disc and restart your computer.
  2. choose your language settings, and then click "next".
  3. click on "Repair your computer."

  If you do not have this disc, contact you system administrator or computer manufacturer for assistance.

  File: \Windows\system32\winload.exe

  Status: OxcOOOOOOf

  Info: Seelected entry could not be loaded because the application is missing or damaged.

  It does not work. Suggestions and no, I have not modified before the crash.

  I loaded my recovery disk for my 32-bit home edition of vista Hp pavilion dv6700 cto entertainment lapt top and after going through the recovery process I just get this mechioned of the screen in the original question. How ever during my recovery process never got far enough to enter my product code, he asked just a two disc and disc supplamentry and then gave me a blue screen black for a minute or two then rebooted and showed the failure of start OxcOOOOOOf screen... what should I do?

  Hi Anthony206,

  Since you've already tried to use the Windows Vista recovery disc has received from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).

  From now on, you can only contact OEM for the use of the recovery feature.

  I hope this helps.

• Is or is not "Application and Driver Recovery DVD" bootable? -Corrupted boot safe mode fail CryptUI.dll

  I'm recovering Pavilion dm4-3170se of my daughter. My daughter did not a recovery disk and has no recent backup of its set of data files.

  Problems (and what I've done so far) are quite parallels to what the user indicated in this post incredibly detailed:

  Difference is in start-up Mode (command line or not) safe, Windows startup fails on a dll, specifically CryptUI.DLL.

  Although incredibly detailed post user is not getting into the Windows startup, I have mod... for about 30 dll before it chokes on the corrupt. I tried a number of other things to get passed without result.

  Game drive recovery of origin of my daughter bought the farm when his house burned down. So I ordered and received a replacement of HP. I am reluctant to use before retrieving his data files because it may lose 40% of its professional activity.

  The set of recovery disks delivered includes an "Application and Driver Recovery DVD". Account of > 20 years Wintel machine tradition, I presume it is bootable. Surprisingly, user detailed Post got hers to start from the DVD drive. But the configuration of the BIOS to get the DVD drive as the first choice of startup is not to begin after two trials.

  Before I pour more time into that, I want to the Collective Wisdom here.

  Q1: Is this disc HP, numbered 691822-B22, meant to be bootable?

  Q2A: If it is, imagine you I can use the command line interface to copy the DLL identified-as-bad to the HD?

  Q2B: If she isn't, why the, uh, gollygoshdarn isn't? Must be a reasonable thing...

  Thanks for all the ideas based on experience.

  Hello:

  No matter what DVD driver and HP application I have ever used is not bootable.

  It should autorun from the windows desktop once windows has been reinstalled.

  This is the only question that I can answer those you requested.

  Suggestion...

  Make your own installation of W7 ISO from the link below.

  Use to install W7 and do not delete all partitions or format the drive.

  Windows install and create a folder Windows.old to the current operating system.

  Then, you can copy all the files you need from the Windows.old folder after installing W7.

  Once you are sure that you have got what you need, use the recovery disk set to restore the hard drive on his out of the box state.

  Link to files ISO of W7 is below.  Use the W7 x 64 home premium from the SP1 media list file refresh.

  http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/14709-Windows-7-Digital-River-direct-links-multiple-languages-x86-amp-x64/page59?p=470600&viewfull=1#post470600

  Then use this tool to transfer the iso file on a flash USB DVD or 4 GB drive.  The tool also performs the file iso bootable.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool