Compaq Presario CQ5210F: Buy recovery discs

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• How to recover my computer to factory settings? How to buy recovery discs and which ones?

  I recently bought a used computer on craigslist.  It's a HP Pavilion a6700f.  He came originally with Vista, but the previous owner installed Windows 7 32 on it.  I want to put it back to factory settings, but I can't seem to do it without the recovery disks, which I did not.  I have tried F11 at startup, but the system recovery won't be open in this way for a reason any.  I tried to buy HP recovery disks, but they only for Windows Vista 64-bit.  I'm not sure if my computer came with Vista 64 bit or -34, although she has 34 bit Windows 7 right now.  How can I recover the computer to factory settings?  Can I buy the Vista 64-bit recovery discs and use them?  Will they work?  Thank you.

  Hello

  The command system will work for you given that provide you the product id of your machine. Please use the following link, it should tell you that the original operating system:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07143

  Good luck.

  ps. Based on the following link, its original operating system was:

  Windows Vista Edition Home Premium with Windows Media Center with Vista Service Pack 1 (64-bit)

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&TaskID=120&prodSeriesId=3823602&prodTypeId=12454&ObjectID=c01612528

  Therefore, it should work with 64 bit.

• Compaq Presario CQ57-445EQ: recovery of the BIOS Compaq Presario CQ57 445EQ

  So I got this Compaq Presario CQ57-445EQ with Windows 7 and 4 GB of ram. Last night I tried to upgrade the BIOS of the first version (2008) to the last (2015) and he got bricks. During the upgrade, it got stuck for 30 minutes and I had to reboot. Now it is black screen, caps lock shift will blink twice every 2 seconds. I tried to recover from USB with sp55356 and sp64612 but no luck.

  I should mention that Win + B, Fn + B, Fn + Esc combinations is not the tone of the laptop, but it shows a USB activity.

  What can I do? Bios versions are .fd files.

  Thanks in advance!

  Not that I know of.

  You may need to purchase recovery media usb to your laptop to HP or HP partner.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/CLC?tmp_showAll=false&'destPage = document & cc = us & dlc = en & docname = bph07143 & lc = en & tmp_clcDestination = doclink

• Compaq Presario 700 lost recovery CD

  Hi all...

  I inherited a used sentence Presario 700 (model # 705US). The hard drive was wiped out.

  I need to find the CD('s?) of family recovery for XP Edition.  I went to the support page, but the auto-lien (s) recovery CD is missing.

  The laptop has the Windows product key sticker. All I need is a link.

  Any help appreciated.

  -Bill

  Call HP Technical Support and order the recovery media.  They range from $ 15 à $ 30 depending on the mode of delivery chosen and the sales tax.

  The number is 1800HPINVENT (18004746836)

• Where to buy recovery discs?

  Hi all

  I was struggling with my new S3. Us back up and running, but I really need to do a full restore back to factory settings before moving forward.

  As I have done a return upwards (barely had time since new), I'm aware that I will probably have to buy media to restore but I can't find where to buy. If I followed the links on the store, it simply downt lands on a purchase page.

  Can anyone help?

  Ta

  Look at this page. Of your Customer Service.

• Compaq Presario CQ5210F - is supported HD resolution?

  The integrated video controller and VGA give on this computer individual support 1920x1080P or 1600 x 900 resolution with at least 16-bit (32-bit favorite) color depth? I'm looking to replace my old CRT monitor to 1280 x 1024 with a model of LCD and all seem to be in 16:9 format these days.

  Windows 7 configuration screen lists the controller as a "GeForce 6150SE nForce 430" and seems to only list of video formats 4:3 picture format.

  I prefer widely not having to purchase and install a video controller card in order to get the support of 16:9 image format. I'm not playing or watching DVDs or H-Res video streaming on the computer.

  I now have a 21.5 "1920 x 1080 monitor running at a refresh rate of 60 Hz on the VGA port. I use a three foot with lines of coaxial signal cable. All pixels are sharp and I can't detect all of the visible artifacts of execution through the VGA port.

• HP C15-D020CA: where can I buy a recovery disc for my laptop HP C15-D020CA?

  I tried to do the restore factory but who corrupted to half way through and now it just keeps restarting of the HP screen. Where can I buy recovery discs to the Canada please?

  Fortunately, I was able to do a restore by pressing F11 when he was on the HP screen. I still want to get a set of discs of recovery, just in case if I'll look into this option. Thank you

• Compaq Presario problem re-imaging

  Hey there. Here the first time so please be gentle.

  My uncle gave me his Compaq Presario after buying a new computer. The recovery disks were conducted (four in total + the repair disc) and I went to do a clean install. He went through the first two discs perfectly, but on the third, there was an error and the installation stopped. Upon inspection I found the marker on the underside of the disk that had been transferred to him when he had been placed on one of the other disks. The fundamental question is this: I'm handle?

  You can also try a very fine automotive varnish or wax.

  See DVD - Windows 7 64B 11NA1MRW603 + Supp 3 Recovery Kit to order a directly defined recovery disc from HP.

  Alternatively, if you can still read the 25 characters on the COA affixed Microsoft Windows product key at the bottom of the computer, you can install Windows 7 using this key. Please see "how to install Windows 7 without the disc" to get instructions on how to download Windows 7 SP1, create the installation media and install Windows 7 SP1 using the 25-digit key from the COA Microsoft on your computer.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

   

  Please click the White Star of KUDOS to show your appreciation

• recovery disc for pavilion dv2910us

  My daughter has a laptop HP Pavilion 2700 and the hard drive is dead. She never does backup discs (personally, I think that saving a little money by sending is not a disc with the laptop's poor business). I tried searching the site of HP for or to communicate with a real live person to see recovery disks if it still have the discs but nothing helps I just go in a loop.  I asked if there were I can buy recovery discs.  The label says Pavilion 2700 but serial number says dv2910us.  Please if anyone can help me I would be very grateful

  Seem to be always available from your page of support here:

  https://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/mediaOrder?softwareitem=486572-002&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=2093&product=3747188&sw_lang=

  If that fails-available here for $27:

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-15751-recovery-kit-486975-001-for-HP-model-number-dv2910us.aspx

• When I try to make the recovery discs I get 'Sonic PX.dll not found'

  I'm doing the recovery disc for my Windows Vista desktop.

  I check the box 'create a recovery disc for future use.

  On the next screen, I get the error message "Sonic: PX.dll not found."

  Help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  You will need to contact the manufacturer of your computer using the recovery disks do.

  Your computer manufacturer has implemented their own recovery discs manufacturing process, and is not a process of Microsoft Vista.

  You can, with some manufacturers still buy recovery discs.

  See you soon.

• Compaq presario owner, who lost recovery discs

  Hi, a friend who bought a new v2000 Compaq Presario back in 2005/6 should reinstall its OS XP home.  He has no recollection of any recovery disks and there is no partition recovery using F don't numbers ect.  I said maybe we could buy a new copy of XP home on ebay however, the number of sticker COSTS on the back of his laptop computer also appears in the BIOS, before spend us money on a drive someone can confirm that it will work on the assumption that the seller provides us with a COA sticker and license number?

  We tried HP/Compaq and they use now a third party (best2serve?) to solve questions of guarantee such as recovery discs, despite the many requests for assistance so that their web site seems to just be dead in the water.  My friend is willing to pay for drives but does not have to be from his pocket a copy of mickey mouse that is missed, it is not the kind of guy who wants to be illegal ect, any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.

  Dave

  "Landcruiser80" wrote in message News: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy * .com...

  Hi, a friend who bought a new v2000 Compaq Presario back in 2005/6 should reinstall its OS XP home.  He has no recollection of any recovery disks and there is no partition recovery using F don't numbers ect.  I said maybe we could buy a new copy of XP home on ebay however, the number of sticker COSTS on the back of his laptop computer also appears in the BIOS, before spend us money on a drive someone can confirm that it will work on the assumption that the seller provides us with a COA sticker and license number?

  We tried HP/Compaq and they use now a third party (best2serve?) to solve questions of guarantee such as recovery discs, despite the many requests for assistance so that their web site seems to just be dead in the water.  My friend is willing to pay for drives but does not have to be from his pocket a copy of mickey mouse that is missed, it is not the kind of guy who wants to be illegal ect, any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.

  Dave

  This site has a recovery disc for your computer http://www.restoredisks.com/default.aspx never used them but apparently they are reliable.  You may need to use the OEM key on the bottom of the laptop to activate so you make sure you get the correct version.

• Compaq Presario cq62: can someone explain why you need recovery disc?

  Look, I want to buy a new drive hard because one broke, and when I install it on my pc (I'll have to recovery disk)? or I can install windows instantly?

  Hello

  Broke is a term very vague for a HARD drive, and if the HARD drive has some life left in it, then a clone may be possible.

  You do not have need of recovery disks, you can return your system to factory fresh, but change to another OS you have it means you don't need the recovery disc.

  As explained the situation with the drivers and applications means that you struggle to get a stable system, and the new approach factory denies all this trouble.

  If there is life in the old disk HARD a game of media recovery can be able to produce from it, perhaps a clone would also give this option, but only a remote possibility.

• Compaq Presario SR1150NX: Error, disk Compaq recovery dead

  Hello, I have a desktop Compaq Presario SR1150NX of 2005. Everything works well in it and we emptied dust not for long. But then, one day I went to start it it says a critical system file was missing. I'm confused at first. After half an hour, creating a USB disk only to find it didn't work, I then had to use the Windows XP Recovery Console. Then after I fixed it it still didn't start because it couldint find the file. But when I start the computer, it shows me that, if I press F10, it boots into system recovery mode. OT started and told me that I could boot into windows xp system recovery. But in the middle of this, the computer overheats and shuts down. When I tried to turn it on again it gave me a disc error AND when I boot in recoervy, it's just bluescreens. Now when I turn on the computer, it does nothing.

  Is there any where where I could download a recoervy tool to open the hard drive in order to get the data on the drive and get a new drive? Or get a Windows recovery disc?

  Any help is the Apprecited!

  Remove the disk from the desktop.

  Buy

  USB 2.0 for HDD SATA/IDE adapter 2.5/3.5/5.25IN drives w / adapter

  See: http://www.ncix.com/detail/usb2-0-to-sata-ide-drive-adapter-a3-17762.htm

  and connect your hard disk with this adapter to a USB port on your computer.

  When you connect, Windows will ask your permission to run 'check disk' ('CHKDSK') to review and fix any problem of file system.

  I think that the corrupt currently-system files on the hard drive is causing startup problems you reported.

  Re-connect the desktop "repaired" disk drive, and then try again.

• recovery system for Compaq Presario V6310US disks

  Real novice here and, of course, I did not receovery disks when I bought my laptop.  Talked to HP colleagues tonight on the purchase of recovery disc for my Compaq Presario V6310US.  He told me that I don't have to buy records; that I could go to HP.com and download them here.  Told me it was easy.  I told him that he did not know me!  I had the location of the driver/software and see a lot of things listed (including the order form to purchase recovery discs) but don't know what to do (other than to order discs by mail for me).  Am I supposed to just to buy the discs or am that I supposed to burn discs for all the other things that listed there and not buy discs by mail?

  Your help, in the simplest of words, is much appreciated.

  Message edited by hp4578 on 03/01/2009 21:39

  You must phone/web-form to order them and have them sent you... There is no mechanism in place to download records (officially) from the HP website.

• Compaq Presario sr1720 nx goes directly to the recovery & mouse & kyboard is unresponsive

  The compaq Presario sr1720nx is directly to the recovery even if I hit the F6 key or the escape key start-up of the pc to the top.  Once on the recovery screen, there are three choices that are not accessible because neither the keyboard nor the mouse respond.

  I may be the culprit of the problem.  I looked on the internet to perform a recovery without a disk.  The You tube video, said to use the F6 key at startup to access the recovery console.  This proved to be unsuccessful.  When the compaq starts, it says to hit the F8 key to start the recovery program.  None of them worked.

  So, being a non tech person, I went to programs > Accessories > microsoft tools > reset to an earlier date > and reset the start to the recovery console.  My goal was to access the recovery console to perform a destructive recovery.  This has been for us hopefully correct the Compaq, which had not been used for a long time.

  Before this action, there is no problem with the mouse or the keyboard.

  The end result was the computer starts up straight on the recovery console provides three choices.  It also provides choice to hit the return key to put an end to the valuation or escape to return to the normal operating system of windows XP.

  Initially, I tried to download the recovery disc for the Compaq back to ground zero.

  If all goes well, it still may be my option.  If anyone could be useful to a naive individual, it would be much appreciated.  As the saying goes, a little knowledge is a very dangerous thing.

  Distinguished regards, Mike

  I solved the problem

  I unplugged the computer, mouse and keyboard; WAITED several minutes and plugged the above items back in.  After you enable the Compaq, he went directly to the window of recovery.  Now, the keyboard has been active to select option 3 - the full recovery of the C: drive.  Of course, asked me to restart the computer to complete the process.

  The windows XP program has restarted after the computer has finished the recovery process.

  Starting with a blank slate, I was able to name the computer, the selection of the internet service provider, etc. in the usual way.

  I add this note anyone suffer a similar situation.

  I appreciate the response.

  Distinguished regards, Mike