DV7-6C95DX: RECOVERY DISK STALLS

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• Envy of HP dv7-7390eb: HP Envy dv7-7390eb recovery disk

  Does anyone has a HP dv7 want recovery disks?

  Thank you

  You can order from HP.

  The cost is usually about $30,00 USD

  Order a HP recovery disk

• HP pavilion dv7-6b55dx recovery disk

  Hi all

  I have a hp Pavilion dv7-6b55dx hard drive failed.  Fairly easy to install a new hard drive, but its been a bit more difficult to find any kind of information recovery disk.  The laptop has a hand, and we only had a very short time. Ever created of my own restore disks (I know, I know).  It used Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit.

  I can't find anything on the HP site regarding recovery assistance, its seems that my camera is no longer supported.  I spoke with Microsoft, although the Windows product key is always on the computuer itself, they said I have to buy a new operating system on their part.  And then even after that, I guess I would have to update the other pilot material as well and may require some sort of recovery disk?  I've been on the HP site, it doesn't seem to be another option to pay to speak with someone, and at this point, I'm afraid that I would pay to hear that there nothing more they can do.

  If you can't tell from my post, I'm not the most computer-savvy person.  I searched online for ideas and found no too.  Most other suggestions are a few years now and do not seem to apply more.  Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated!

  Hello:

  This is the page for support and drivers for your PC.

  Select the OS from W7, and the last element is a link with the command retrieve media.

  http://h22207.www2.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-dv7-6b00-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/5145684/model/5173120

  If for some reason the link does not (some members report on the forum is not on some models), then you can call HP at this number and see if you can order records by phone... 1-(800)-474-6836

  If HP sells more recovery disc for your PC, you can order a set of this provider no HP.

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-22175-recovery-kit-671627-001-for-HP-Pavilion-entertainment-notebook-PC-model-number-dv7-6b55dx.aspx

• HP Pavilion DV7-7080EL recovery disk

  Yesterday I received my new HP Pavilion DV7-7080EL pc. I'm having a problem tring to create the recovery disk using the appropriate utility.

  I can create the dvd of the 1st and 2nd, but when he perform the verification of the data in the third dvd in the 81% it says verification failed. I tried 3 times.

  What should I do?

  Hello

  The link should be Ok now.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Dv7 - 7333cl envy: Boot Device not found (3FO) after 8 of Windows Restalling of recovery disks

  Hello

  The hard drive on my dv7 desire - 7333cl just died after upgrading my windows 8.1 to 10. I bought a new SSD and I replaced the drive. I could not find the recovery discs, that I did when I got the PC, so I ordered new HP according to the recommendations of other threads with the understanding that they would be able to reinstall windows on the new drive.

  Given the shipping time would take a long time, until I tried to reinstall Windows 8.1 using the file .iso Windows 8.1 image official of Microsoft. It seemed to install properly, read the product automatically key and everything, but I could not get the machine to start, so I decided to wait for the HP recovery discs.

  Well I had the disc a few days ago and reinstalled the original image on the new drive. Problem is that when the computer reboots, I get error no matter what I try. The errors vary according to which of the steps I tried below, but I was never able to start Windows, except once when the Windows 8 BSOD loops and restarts automatically before I can even read.

  Here are the steps I've already tried:

  -Performed a hard reset (power adapter and battery removed, taking the power for 30 seconds button)

  -Run the diagnostic system HP based on the SSD (spent) and memory (spent)

  -Secure boot disabled (and re-enabled, cleared the keys, keys reloaded, etc.)

  -Enabled legacy support (and disabled)

  -Bios reset to original settings (F9) is then repeat above steps in various orders

  -Reinstalled two times more than original image

  At this point, I was wondering if the drive has not been formatted from the recovery disk and multiple files to start causing problems, so I started in Parted Magic with UBCD and reformatted the entire hard drive (0 s to write to disc) and again reinstalled original image. Still nothing so I told all the steps above in random orders to try to turn it on.

  If I start in the boot options, I can see the SSD, but it still won't start. Does anyone have more ideas for me to try? The fact that it passes all the tests and that it is running the Linux of Parted Magic environment suggests that everything works fine, but for some reason any Boot file does not load.

  Did I lose money on the HP recovery discs and he just bought my own Windows OEM license?

  I'm going crazy trying to figure this out. I am relatively experienced with the PC, but it's my first time work with the architecture of the UEFI Windows 8 so maybe there is something obvious that I'm missing?

  Thanks for any help.

  FINALLY SUCCESS!

  After a lot of frustration and several reboots, partitions, reinstall, and trips to Best Buy, that I care to remember I'm typing this from my stable work feel LIKE to the point Windows 8.1. Currently 10 Windows to download and install all updates, but everything seems to be stable.

  To make a long story short:

  -Be sure to carefully read the product manual

  I never would have guessed that this system would support only a 160 or 180 GB SSD. If I had of known that I would have probably never had any serious problems.

  -Instead of order recovery HP discs just to download the ISO of Windows 8

  I'm not the first person to have problems with these discs (search this forum for the many complaints), so unless desperately want the included HP tools and bloat, just to get a file from Microsoft (FREE!). There is no reason why it shouldn't work and I wish I would have went with my gut here and saved a bit of money.

  -Be persistent if you can't find the question

  I was told, many people, that the machine was bricked up. At that time, I was obsessed with the implementation because no one could tell me why it would not.

  Thanks for reading! And if you encounter a similar error, good luck.

• Recovery disk works does not after replacing hard drive Pavilion dv7

  Hello. I have problems of replacement of a failed hard drive in my HP Pavilion dv7-6154nr notebook running Windows 7. New HARD drive seems to install OK, but I get a Windows Boot Manager error when I try to run the recovery disks created when the system was purchased. The message says "the boot selection failed because a required device is not accessible" "status: Oxc000000f. I changed the boot order in the BIOS to boot from the internal DVD player but continue to make the same mistake

  More info: I upgraded the HARD drive from a Toshiba MK6476GSX - 640 GB - 5400 RPM for a WD Black 7500BPKTSP.  I don't see any info in the new HARD drive in system information / BIOS so I don't know if it is recognized. However, it take and pass a diagnostic test.

  Thank you.

  You are the very welcome.

  Now you get the drivers from the support page and driver for your PC.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/WC/softwareCategory?CC=US&DLC=en&lang=en&LC=en&Product=5151752&Task= &

  If you have a problem to find drivers (such as the wireless, unless you already knew what the wireless adapter model you have in the PC, you will not know which driver to install).

  Just after the hardware ID's for all you can't find the drivers.  Who need device drivers appears in the Manager for devices with a little yellow. brand and labelled with material generic terms such as a network Contoller or PCI device, etc.

  If you don't know how to find the hardware ID, please read the info on the link below.

  http://www.DeviceDriverFinder.com/blog/device-drivers/how-to-check-the-hardware-ID-for-a-Windows-device

• Pravilion dv7 series replaced after the recovery disk hard drive failure

  I tried to use the portion of my drive recovery hard when my laptop Pavilion dv7-4173 US could not operate.  After trying the hard drive recovery part several times I got an error message saying that the bootmgr is missing. I tried using the recovery discs I got to the store, I bought the computer before taking it home, and they failed. They worked up to 32% and then stopped.  I took the laptop and recovery (6 discs) disks to the tech Department of another retail store. After several days, I learned the recovery disc where no good/damaged. When I contacted the store bought told me that I had to bring in the laptop and recovery disks. They replaced the hard drive, saying: that was the problem, but do not partition. They decided to classified until the system OS of Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit for Windows 7 Professional 64 bit., but did not try the recovery disks. Can I use the recovery disk, they made me, if are good restore the laptop back to factory new?  I know he will place the operating system Windows 7 Home back on the computer, but I want that all return provided with computer programs. I'll be able to upgrade the Professional operating system? I have the disc of Windows 7 Professional.  If my restore disk will not work, can I use the recovery disc, only 2 discs instead of 6, I can buy from HP and then move on to professional?

  Thank you.  Computer to factory fresh.  Just update software and then go to Windows 7 Professional

• I have a HP Pavilion dv7 and my agreement now bad hard drive to the Geek squad. Do you know where I could buy the recovery disk?

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7 and my agreement now bad hard drive to the Geek squad. My problem is that I'm not able to find my recovery disc and HP has no more of them. Do you know where I could buy the recovery disk?

  The official win7 ISO images can be downloaded here;

  http://www.w7forums.com/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-image-downloads-t12325.html

  You download the version installed on your HP, burn a dvd using ISO, software, the burning at the slowest speed, on quality discs, then install it using the Win Key on the label on your PC.

  You will then need to install specific drivers of HP, not of the preinstalled HP software will be at your disposal

• Get the recovery disk HP Pavilion DV7

  Drive HARD failure resulted in a new HARD drive. Now, I need the recovery disk. The laptop is running Vista & had a record of recovery only. Lost drive = lost recovery.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  See if it's the right place:

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

• Envy of HP dv7: upgrade of manufacturing after Win10 recovery disks

  After the upgrade to win 8 ot win 10, can I followed the original instructions to create a new set of recovery disks?

  Hello

  HP Recovery Manager only allows you to create 1 set of recovery media for the original operating system supplied with machine.

  However, there is another option, you can use.

  As long as the current installation of Windows 10 has activated Ok after upgrade from 8.1, you can create any media that will allow you to perform a new installation of Windows 10 If you need.

  For a guide on creating it, see the following link.  Note: If you use this option to perform a clean installation of Windows 10, to the activation screen, select "I don't have a product key" - Windows will activate automatically once installation is complete.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/224342/how-to-clean-install-Windows-10/

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion dv7 1245dx unable cdrom not read recovery disks errors no boot device, I can recover with USB key and how do I copy to usb recovery CD

  stopped and restarted and all gone, I tried f11 and it doesn't work, my cd rom was unable to read the discs for about two months, I bought a 32 GB usb flash drive and I do not have the recovery disks.  need to copy recovery usb flash disks to recover the laptop

  Hello

  For any problem with the help of HP recovery process, you should contact HP or ask their Support Forums.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/

  See you soon.

• Pavilion DV7: I don't have to incorrect recovery disks?

  I have lost the recovery disks for my laptop.  I removed the battery cover and found the LM414AV product number and serial number 5CHXXXXXXX.  Using this information, I went to HP.com and place my order for a new set of recovery disks.  The next day, while waiting for my order to arrive, I accessed the BIOS screen.  The BIOS information showed the same serial number, however, display a number of different product that which was found in the battery compartment.  The BIOS displays the number of product LM726AV.  Why two different product numbers?  I don't have to incorrect recovery disks?  I'll be another $ 30 for another set of set of recovery disks?  Why no uniformity and consistency?  Why all this confusion?

  A second set of recovery disks sent to solve the problem... so, 4.5 stars instead of 5

• DV7-6c95dx: WINDOWS 10 - RECOVER W7

  HAVE A 6C95DX DV7 WITH WINDOWS 10 ON IT (HAS BEEN UPDATED 10 B4 I GOT IT)-IN THE PAST I HAD ANOTHER ONE OF THE SAME MODEL WITH UBINTU MACHINE ON IT AND USED MY SET OF RECOVERY DISKS FOR THE 6C95DX TO RETRIEVE THE W7 AND THE UBINTU DISAPPEARED AND EVERYTHING WAS FINE - RETURN TO THE ONE WITH W10 - IN THIS MACHINE THE 95 C 6 DISC WILL NOT START UP ON ITS OWN, SO THE CUSTOM OF RECOVERY W7 CHARGES FLY AND W10 - IF I GET STARTED USED WIPE THE HARD DRIVE AND INSTALLED W7 (SUPPLIED WITH W7 STICKER ON THE BACK)

  -UPDATE - RESETS THE SETTINGS READ AUTO, THE MOVIE PLAYS WHEN THE DISK IS PUT IN DRIVE (POWER DVD15) USING

  STOP POWER - SET DISC 1 - 6C95DX, TURN ON - NOTHING DON'T SE GOING - WHAT SETTING FOR AUTOPLAY FOR THE RECOVERY DISK?

  LR7575

  Looks like that the PC is not set to boot from the optical drive, first.  You must press ESC repeatedly while booting to see if that brings up a menu of selection of Boot, and if so, who select the optical drive.

  And Yes, the game of recovery media will reformat the hard disk, recreate the original partitions, and reinstall the operating system, drivers and applications HP.

  Good luck

• HP Z800 work station recovery disk driver

  I chose to reform my Z800 used office (bought on ebay). I tried extensively to perform all updates of 7-64 win, and no matter what I do, I get the same error message ("... (801) I'll reformat with win 7 64 bit sp 1 disc and then go through the process of updating the drivers using the hp site support downloads. Is it possible for me to order a possible driver disc is stall?

  Hello:

  If you live in the USA/Canada, call HP at this number to order a set of recovery disks.

  1-800-334-5144

  Here's the catch... of Professional PC HP (at least those I've owned or possessed), you get a 2-4-disc set that you have to install in the order, and they install the operating system and drivers automatically.

  In other words, it is not a separate operating system disk and driver disk.

  A game normally costs about $10 shipped by first class mail.

• Recovery disk does not work?

  Good then last week, I ordered a system recovery kit, as in somehow the part in my Pavilion dv7 was damage / deleted. Today, it happens so I did what he told me to do in the book which basically said "use recovery manager, insert the 1 system recovery disk into the optical drive then shut down and turn off the computer" I've done all those, and when he told me to turn on my computer, so I turned it on and nothing happened? He said that when I turn on the computer, the Recovery Manager should have started, but it didn't so I don't know what to know, my laptop has not guaranteed plus. Help, please

  Hello

  At this point, the recovery has not started. To start the process, follow these steps. I'm not on the computer you have to this point, but I would like to give you some basic steps to start the process of recovery of the disc.

  1: turn on the computer, and then insert the first recovery disc in the drive.

  2: Press and hold the power button to turn off the computer.

  3: disconnect all cables and devices such as readers of personal media, USB drives, printers and faxes.

  4: turn on the computer.

  5: immediately, press the ESC key several times, once per second, until a Menu start or Select boot device menu opens.

  6: selections that you do vary slightly depending on the type of menu that appears on your screen:

  If a menu select Boot Device displays, upward or down arrow to select the CD/DVD drive and then press ENTER to continue.

  If a Boot Menu appears, press F9 to open "Boot Menu", or "Boot Device Options '. The top or down arrow to select the CD/DVD drive. And then press ENTER.

  7: a window may appear and invite you to choose to run Recovery Manager from the drive hard or for the inserted disc. If this window appears, select program to disk , and then click Next .

  Follow the instructions on the screen and you will be able to perform the restore on the computer.

  If you need any additional information, please get back to us

  Concerning

  MathewT