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• HP Envy all in one PC: Recovery Manager, the system restore is disabled by a virus

  Had a virus on my all in one PC envy after a free update to windows 10. Computer has been closing down could not get antivirus to work fast enough. After reboot system had disappeared. There is now no operating system. HP Envy Recovery manager, System Recovery is not highlighted, do not not the possibility to do a restore? Virus stronger than I've ever met. Thank you in advance.

  NIP

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  It would NOT in fact the virus which prevents HP Recovery Manager to work.

  While Microsoft says there is no risk in the upgrade of Win10, because they allow you to believe that you can always return to your BONES and the original installation program within 30 days, the ugly fact of the matter is that the Win10 GoBack feature turned out to be unreliable - and when she fails, she can let machines in a State corrupted - that does not always happen , but it happens often enough to be a problem and you will get no warning beforehand that he goes to the trash your PC!
  
  If this is not enough, the Win10 upgrade is known, in some cases, corrupt partition recovery stored by the OEM that built the original machine. It's pretty much guarantee that no HP recovery will work: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Video-Display-and-Touch/HP-Recovery-Manager-Blocked-After-Windows-10-Upgrade/td-p/5170752

  What you would really need to do, is to erase the entire disk and restore your PC using something known as HP recovery media.

  HP recovery media is a set of DVD and a CD or a USB key, which will erase the hard drive (removing all data, applications and settings, reinstall the original OS, drivers and utilities for HP. In some cases, you will be able to order a USB instead of discs. You must order at HP; they cannot be downloaded.
  
  You can look online for recovery from the paged media related: http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers
  
  Once there, enter your product name or number. On your software page and download the drivers, select your operating system and version. Click on "Update". If the HP recovery support is available for your computer, down near the bottom of the page, you will see an entry for the command Recovery Media-CD/DVD/USB. Click on the symbol '+' to expand this entry and click on order to press for more details.
  
  Or, if you prefer, you can do the same by contacting HP Customer Service:
  
  If you live in the United States or the Canada, details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/phone-assist.html#section1
  
  If you live elsewhere, contact details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-contact-us.html
  
  NOTE: once you get through, stay on the line until you are finally able to talk to someone ' one - it can take a while!
  
  If you have difficulties to find a phone number, then try: 1 (800) 474-6836
  
  If HP no longer provides a recovery media for your model, a few other sites, you can check are: http://www.computersurgeons.com/ and http://www.restoredisks.com/

  Good luck

• Pavilion x 360: Recovery Manager / incomplete restoration; Error of CTO

  Hello folks...

  Ok.. so... Last maybe ish around Friday, I managed to get some kind of virus/malware which took over.  Tried to remove anything but simply opted to do a reset via the useful HP Recovery Manager.

  Everything was fine until the end and he said that it has failed or something (if there are several days)... Would recover to zero the system (if this is important).  Whatever - he said it has failed, you need to restart, click 'ok' and it was then that he would not start.

  Just saw the logo screen HP, circles bit twirly, screen becomes black, gray and starts with the HP logo screen again and again. Made this for a few hours and finally just stop it completely.

  I went into the start menus, ran tests (HARD drive, memory, battery, motherboard, etc.) and everything is in working order. Run try to reset the computer to factory settings... 1/2 day later, it ends upward (I see the office during the final stages) and then all of a sudden I get the «restoration incomplete - save log/details/try again»

  Product Version information: 1.1530.23.0 # N5R10UA #ABA

  Details: Unexpected reboot during [installation procedure for Windows} will cause panic CTO because the image might not be normal now.

  Retry does nothing except continue the incomplete screen.

  Tried the BIOS to 02/01/2014, 02/01/2013 including some messages/support pages suggested.

  At the end of my tether.

  The partition is the same as Recovery Media - but in case of corruption or hard disk failure, you will need a recovery media to boot from.

  Fill a case of pension guarantee on the page here. They should take care of you without delay:

  https://support.HP.com/us-en/contact-HP/product/HP-Pavilion-11-K100-x360-convertible-PC/8499314/model/8961275

• Recovery Manager cannot restore computer using the original image

  Hello

  I'm working on a Pavilion P6000 desktop series (WW639AA).  Windows 7 (64 bit) does not load as it seems that his score is corrupt. I ordered a new restore disc (and additional floppy) HP to restore the hard disk.  I tested the hard drive and all past.  However, when I run the Recovery Manager and try to restore the computer, I get the following error:

  «Recovery Manager cannot restore you computer using the original image.»  Contact HP support.  ' Error #0xe0ef000e.

  All of the suggestions.

  Thank you.

  blewettjl,

  A disk that has been 'cleaned' will have this error with HP rated DVD.

  HP has a patch, called CyberLink Recovery disk utility: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=pv-80183-1&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en

• Recovery Manager does not restore image on HP Pavilion p6227uk [Windows 7]

  Hello

  Currently, I'm trying to reformat my HP Pavilion P6227uk, running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  I reformatted this machine once before (a couple of years) using recovery disks created by the system. I saved these same recovery discs to reformat, I try now to complete.

  So far I performed the steps in the order as I did before - place the CD1 in the drive, boot from the CD, run a disk factory reset. First time I tried, she returned with the error message almost immediately, he does not reformat (or something to that effect) with this error code: 0xe0ef0002 and instructions for "contact HP support. AT 01:00. You must be kidding.

  I tried again and got exactly the same result. Decide to leave for another day, when the support would be around, I tried to boot normally (with the disc from the drive). This time, I got a black screen with white, printed on the top left text:

  BOOTMGR is missing

  CTRL-Alt-Del to restart

  Oh good God. I rebooted and tried to get to the system recovery. Nada, BOOTMGR is still missing. I put the recovery in drive and started to Recovery Manager disk and proceeds to try every single diagnostic at my disposal. Nothing's wrong, apparently, except for not being able to start Windows. Get a bit peeved (I have a disorder that leaves me open to huge bursts of anger, this did not help), I decided to try the Factory Reset. Oddly enough, it doesn't give me an error message, but seemed to be progress in the "Factory image restore. 4% and then 8% - and it's been stuck at 8% for the last 12 hours at least. I don't particularly want to turn it off for the risk of breaking something - even if Recovery Manager seems pretty broken as it is. There is a blue arrow pointing to 'Reformat the partition of your hard disk Windows' and that's all. No button is available (except the red X), nothing seems to happen anywhere. Extremely disappointed.

  Any help would be appreciated. I'll be phoning HP support tomorrow to get answers, although I don't have a particularly good story to keep my mood level when you speak with assistants and on pending emails is not my thing either - I saved important files on an internal HARD drive before you start (disconnected the motherboard HARD drive) and the hours of waiting and hours for email support is not an option.

  Thank you in advance, from the bottom of my heart. It couldn't have come at a worse time.

  -JR

  Hi, JR:

  While I can't help you with the problem of specific recovery disk (and is probably impossible anyway), I have a solution to your dilemma...

  If you can read the Microsoft windows 7 25-character product key, you can download simple Windows 7 ISO files to burn on a DVD for the version of windows that is installed on your PC, and which is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC case.

  Burn the ISO with the option to burn the ISO on your DVD burning program and burn it at the slowest possible speed that will allow your program. This will create a bootable DVD.

  Use 25 characters on the PC product key to activate the installation.

  The key will activate a 32 or 64 bit installation.

  Then go to the support of the PC and driver page to install the drivers you need.

  Link to downloads ISO of W7 is below.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-from-Digital-River/

  Paul

• Pavilion dm4 2191us: restoring a backup made with HP Recovery Manager - data recovery manager has since been removed

  My system (portable Pavilion dm4, Win 7 Home Premium x 64)) is works well but I would like to restore a backup of data made with HP Recovery Manager. HP Recovery Manager has since been removed from the system and I don't have a recovery disk. I tried to install sp45415 that supposedly runs a silent installation for the Recovery Manager program, but it fails silently on my system. The notes say that it applies to Windows 7 computers and the Pavilion dm1 and dm3. There is no mention of the dm4.

  Y at - there a trick to getting sp45415 to work properly?

  Y at - it somewhere that I can download an installation package for HP Recovery Manager that works on the Pavilion dm4?

  Is there another tool that can restore the backup made by HP Recovery Manager?

  Thank you!

  If you have uninstalled Recovery Manager he probably removed the recovery of files in the recovery partition. When these files are not deleted download Recovery Manager will install. You will need a recovery media to boot from to restore the files and the recovery partition. If you do not have a recovery media you order from HP.

  As for the files you are trying to restore - if it's a backup of personal files, photos, etc. to the outside hard disk or DVD must be a file .exe inside these files, probably of Restore.exe or Recover.exe. Double click on the .exe will extract files to a folder on the hard drive of your laptop.

• Recovery Manager cannot restore Presario CQ56 & system does not start, the error BOOTMGR is missing

  1. number and product name

  Compaq Presario CQ56

   

  2 operating system installed (if applicable)

  Windows 7

   

  3. error message (if any)

  in the error log:

  Your hard disk (result-failure) id # UAMBXQ - 5H06AK - XD003F - 618U03 - DISK 1

  Start (result-failure) id # UAMBXQ - 5H60AK - XD003F - 40G 403 MEMORY MODULE 2

   

  4. all changes made to your system until the problem occurred

   

  There is no change made to the computer, before the restoration of what the computer should start, however, it would freeze once the system was running. Restarting the computer didn't help, and when I tried to restore to an earlier point, he stated that it was impossible to complete the restore. I tried the factory reset, however, it gave me an error message: "Recovery Manager is unable to restore your computer by using the original image. Please contact HP support. Error code: 0xe0ef0003. When I tried to restart the computer later, it gave an error message: "BOOTMGR is missing, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart» How can I fix it?

  305 error refers to a failing hard drive. You will need to replace the hard drive.

  You can check the status of your warranty here.

  If you do not want to repair the laptop you need to contact HP support. If you are in the United States / Canada you can give them a call at 1-800-474-6836. For other countries you will need to visit this site.

  If you do not want to repair the laptop you I can provide useful information, but I'm going to need your product number. This document contains instructions to find the product number.

  I'll keep an eye out for your answer.

• On the boot system is "system restore is scanning" message and then it opens the Recovery Manager

  When I try and start my other Hp laptop it says to the system restore is looking for errors, then it passes to the Recovery Manager. I want to use the system recovery. File backup program it tells me that there is currently not enough free space on the system partition for temporary storage during compression. You must free space on the system partition to continue the task. I'm trying to save up to my external hard drive which has 930 GB of free space is a way to simply copy the hard drive the computers together? All my children pictures are on this laptop does - what should I do to save my files? I have also a 2nd laptop the exact same model that works is there a way I can copy files to it. They are 449WM HP G71 and use 7 64 windows operating systems. Is there a way I can connect two laptops, and then access that it wont startup files. It is the important gathering I have video of my daughter being born so that at least 1 photo of her every wek since she was born any advice would be greatly appreciated

  Hello

  I suggest buying a USB SATA docking station and backup all needed files on the external hard drive through the work laptop...

  http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/cnm-hard-drive-docking-station-for-2-5-3-5-sata-internal-hard-drives-01992148-pdt.html?srcid=867&xtor=AL-50&istCompanyId=9a35962d-802d-4e67-9721-0a3328ca1f02&istItemId=mrpwxxx&istBid=t

  All you have to do is remove the hard drive work, adapt it to the docking station and connect the station to the laptop. It will work as a drive external hard usb.

  When you have finished the backup, create an image backup disc system on the work laptop and use it to restore the other laptop...

• Restoring backup using Recovery Manager

  Recently, my HP laptop has crashed and cannot start windows Vista. I tried all the options in the Manager of recovery, but without success. So I prepare to perform a system recovery.

  I did a backup file in Recovery Manager. Before I have to clean the system, I want to make sure that the correct files have been backed up.

  My question is, can I run the "Backup.1.exe" backup file on another computer to view the files, or it will overwrite files currently on this computer?

  Thank you!

  Yes, you can run the 1st exe file that will extract all the files in a different folder on another computer.

• Download Recovery Manager

  How to download the Recovery Manager? I have a hp Pavilion dv7-1070el PC notebook, Windows 7 32-bit operating system. Thank you

  Full recovery manager program is not available for download, the only way I know to get it back is to use HP Recovery on the hard drive (F11 at startup) or support of recovery to re - install Windows and all HP software. You will lose all the personal data when you do back up before restoring.

• Pavilion 500-141ea: HP Recovery Manager

  I read in another Board that HP Recovery Manager is accessible from the start menu. But it may not be accessd in the Start Menu on my Windows 10 system! I have not tried this recently, but can I still access it by pressing F11 immediately after the passage on my PC?

  More importantly, can I still reset my PC to factory settings using the HP Recovery Manager, now I have 10 windows? Otherwise, I might as well delete the HP recovery partition to free up space...

  Sheri52

  Thanks for the reply.

  While Microsoft says there is no risk in the upgrade of Win10, because they allow you to believe that you can always return to your BONES and the original installation program within 30 days, the ugly fact of the matter is that the Win10 GoBack feature turned out to be unreliable - and when she fails, she can let machines in a State corrupted - that does not always happen , but it happens often enough to be a problem and you will get no warning beforehand that he goes to the trash your PC!
  
  If this is not enough, the Win10 upgrade is known, in some cases, corrupt partition recovery stored by the OEM that built the original machine. It's pretty much guarantee that no HP recovery will work: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Video-Display-and-Touch/HP-Recovery-Manager-Blocked-After-Windows-10-Upgrade/td-p/5170752

  So, basically, the recovery partition won't do you no good now - you may remove as well.

  However, I highly recommend that you plan to use a third party to make a backup image of your PC, known as Macrium Reflect.

  Macrium reflect (MR) provides a FREE version that can be used to image and restore partitions or drives together: http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx
  
  What I recommend is the following:
  (1) download and install Macrium reflect (MR)
  (2) run M. and choose the option: "Create an image of the partition (s) required to backup and restore Windows" to write a full backup to an external drive or USB key
  (3) use the option to create a CD or a USB startup key
  
  My experience is that SIR, when you use the option of Compression high, typically allows to compress the image file recorded at about 50% of the space USED in the OS partition. This means that if you have a 40GB and 80GB OS partition is used, MR must only about 20 GB to store the image file.
  
  I use all the time and it usually takes less than 10 minutes to make the backup of the image and at the same time or less do a restore.
  
  In addition, MR has the ability to add a recovery Boot Menu entry. This then allows you to boot into Windows re, and then you can use it to do a restore - when you cannot start Windows!
  
  NOW, you have the means to restore a full system that works for the external hard drive or USB key in a few minutes.

  Good luck

• Recovery MAnager does not - stops at Midway

  Hello

  
  

  I'm trying to restore my HP Pavaillion to the factory setting. I insert the disc of recovery manager supplied with the computer. However, he never goes from 44 percent complete. On the contrary a read error '1005 error if the problem persists, contact HP support' is displayed. (See attatched photo). How can I fix it?

  Additional information:

  The reason why I'm trying to restore my PC to factory settings, it is that is no longer able to boot. For some time I could start through the Windows 7 disc, but now I can't do same.

  Additional information:

  If it is possible to fix my computer without restoring to factory settings, that would be great I have a certain number of files it contains. The computer stopped booting all around the period I, 1) update Norton 360 and 2) installed Tablet Intuos Wacom. Notron 360 caused earlier problems with my PC (Blue Screen of Death by updating Norton 360) but I don't know if it's the cause again now. This could be the Tablet, as I played around with the settings (specifically, I changed these services automatically start Manual [Service of stylus, Tablet PC Input Service, Wacom Touch Customer Service] and I also have desselected features Windows Tablet). I did this because the Tablet has been rarely connected to the computer, but the processes that have been continuously running despite the fact that the tablet was not connected, (when we look in the Manager tasks) used a lot of memory. If you think that one of the two above (Norton or Wacom) causes, let me know and I will send you more information.

  If not for now, I guess I would say goodbye to all my files and default factory settings - IF HE WOULD ACTUALLY restore instead of give 1005 error messages.

  Thanks for any help

  

  Uncanny101 wrote: Hello, I have been unable to find the functionality you're talking about. This is the screen that appears when I press F10, select Advanced. I'm looking in the right place?

  

  Hello Uncanny101, the recovery restore partition may have been deleted. If it did, you wouldn't be able to use the F-10 or F - 11 key to access.

  You should be able to perform a new install with a Windows 7 disk, if there is no hardware failure.

  Just insert the Windows 7 in the optical drive and start the system. When you get to the place where you are asked where to install the operating system, look at the bottom of the page and you should see the partition. You should see two partitions, one of 100MBs more. Let the small partition of 100 such MB, because it contains the Windows 7 installation files. Select this option to remove the larger partition, and then create a new partition, quick format the new partition to continue.

  This should allow you to install a fresh Windows 7. You lost all the data you have added since you have the system, but because the installation failed, these data are probably already lost.

• HP Recovery Manager & Recovery Media creation unavailable in SEARCH CHARM!

  I have HP Pavilion n209TX-15 Notebook PC with Windows 8.1 update 1.
  My system is up to date with all the upgrades of HP & Windows updates. I already have recovery in DVD image recently after the purchase.
  But now, I have noted that HP Recovery Manager or create recovery media software applications could be seen on the search in the charm of research even with the drop-down list "everywhere".
  I noticed this when I had to reinstall after uninstalling HP Support Assistant yesterday.
  No idea where it went all of a sudden. Help, please. Thanks in advance.

  Hi visruth,
  
  Sorry for the delay in replying, enjoyed the weekend. I hope you had a good too.
  
  I have read your answers and from the other thread that you linked to. I also checked on a lab for Windows 8.1 here to see what it was you were looking for you. I understand that now.
  
  To clarify for you, you don't have a virus. What is happening is all just link to when you need to remove and reinstall the HP Support Assistant software. The HP Recovery Manager tool, belongs to who. What seems to be produced is the removal/relocation has cause the link you used to find during a search to be broken. The fact that it works when access you it via the Help Assistant, supports that theory.
  
  What I suggested to you in my first post should / could fix that. That he essentially fixes files. I will only include the document again like a Microsoft one for you. In order to clarify you hesitate to do the system update. You won't lose any of your files up-to-date ect. and that your computer came with Windows 8.1 not restore it. This only happens if you had improved (I had it said). So you have no problem with the update running.
  
  Here are the two documents:
  How to refresh, reset or restore your PC
  Refresh your PC to solve problems (Windows 8)
  
  I also want to let you know that by removing all the Cyberlink software, you have lost your webcam in laptop. However, when you perform the update, this should be fixed as well.  Please try this and let me know how make you out with her.
  
  Thanks for your replies.

• Backup and HP Recovery Manager General Questions

  I made a series of restore DVD using backup and HP Recovery Manager hear are several questions I have.

  If the restore on my hard drive partition is deleted can always restore from the DVD I made?

  I am upgrading to Windows 7 will soon be the Recovery Manager always be available for use?

  Thanks, Rich614

  richie614 wrote:
  

  I made a series of restore DVD using backup and HP Recovery Manager hear are several questions I have.

  If the restore on my hard drive partition is deleted can always restore from the DVD I made?

  I am upgrading to Windows 7 will soon be the Recovery Manager always be available for use?

  Thanks, Rich614

  Rich, Yes, the DVD can take the place of the partition.  However, I would test to ensure that they work properly before you delete the partition of the DVD.

  Yes, however, it will restore your computer to its original state.  This means that you will no longer Win 7, but programs and original OS.

• Download Recovery Manager windows 7 64 bit

  Hello!

  I formatted my laptop, I installed Windows 7 from a USB key again (here I copied an ISO image of windows 7) and I lost the HP Recovery Manager.

  The windows do not work properly and I am trying to restore to factory settings and make my laptop, it was when I bought it. But for this, I think that I need the Recovery Manager.

  Could you tell me how to download the Recovery Manager?

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6-6140eg Entertainment Notebook PC driver, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  Thank you!

  petrosss wrote:
  

  I am trying to perform a recovery of the system HP (Windows 7) but does not work.

  I press F11, and there is an error:

  

  Obviously, I do not have the Recovery Manager and I do not have the windows installation disc, that's why I made a copy in a USB port and tried to install it like that.  The screen a problem Windows BCD of the Bank. That will be a big problem to solve

  Therefore, the only solution is to order a HP recovery disc and then I install the HP recory Manager?  Is the best solution.

  in this way after that it can install windows 7? You can still install Windows 7 in the journal you have twenty-five characters license activation key.

  Once you have the recovery usb media you can put your laptop in the State wherever it was when you removed from the box when there is a serious issue. If Windows 7 is the operating system, it came with and then by running the Recovery Manager and performing a recovery image factory will reinstall Windows 7 and the recovery partition.

  Do yourself the favor of order recovery media usb instead of a set of recovery disks. USB recovery media is durable, unlike a game of recovery disks, which can be damaged by a simple scratch on the side of the label.