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• 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

• DV7-6C95DX: RECOVERY DISK STALLS

  A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING - BEGAN TO RUN RECOVERY FOR WINDOWS 10 BACK WINDOWS 7 REQUESTED BY A CUSTOMER - BOUGHT GAME DISCS OF HP A WHILE AGO - FORMATS THE HD QUICKLY STARTS TO LOAD FILES, BUT STOPS AT 8% - SOMETIMES CAN OPEN THE DRIVE TRAY AND CONTINUE BUT GETS 15% AND ITS MORE - BEGAN MORE THAN 3 - 4 TIMES - NO LUCK - CHANGED DISK - NOT CHANCE - CHANGED AT A DISK NEW - NO LUCK - CLEANED THE DISKS - LAST RESORT NOW IS TO ORDER A NEW SET OF DISK - SEE WHAT HAPPENS - ANOTHER THING THAT DO?

  A OUT 4GB - NOW TO THE ORIGINAL 8 GB OF RAM - NOT GOOD - COPY THE FILES FAIL @ 3.4.8.19% AND CONTINUE TO RUN BUT REPEATED 19% - 5 TIMES - KEPT RUNNING BUT NEVER ADVANCED?

  A NEW DAY TODAY - VERY FRUSTRATING - GOT A NEW SET OF RECOVERY JUST TO GET COMPARATIVE ADVICE - DISKS SHOULD HAVE SAVED MY MONEY - HOLD 5%

  COME TO THINK BACK - ONE OF MY FRIENDS SAID SHE HAD A DISC WITH (OFFICE 2010) ON THIS SUBJECT AND THIS MACHINE WOULD NOT READ - MACHINES IN HIS OFFICE ALL CAN READ ITS DISC - WITH WHAT SHE SAID AND I RAN TWO DIFFERENT SETS OF RECOVERY DISKS THAT THIS MACHINE IS READING DISKS BADLY OR NOT AT ALL

  SUMMARY OK - HD AND RAM ARE GOOD - I CHANGED THE DRIVE OPTICS AND RETURN - NEW SET OF RECOVERY DISCS - NO DIFFERENCE - I'M NOW TRY AGAIN - THE DRIVE WAS RUNNING AND 15 MINUTES, WE GOT 3%

  IT JUST AINT WORKIN-

  +++++++++++++++++++UPDATE++++++++++++++++

  HAS NOT BEEN GIVEN UP BY A LONG SHOT - SATURDAY RESUMED RECOVERY AND AFTER STARTING FROM A FEW TIMES I GOT A MESSAGE THAT SAYS NO START (FROM THE OPTICAL DRIVE) SO IT SEEMS THAT THIS DRIVE WORKED SOMETIMES (REASON POSSIBLE FOR STALLS?) IN ANY CASE PUT IN A NEW DISK AND STARTED RUNNING A NEW RECOVERY SESSION AND I SAT THERE AND BABY SIT FAILS IT EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. (GOD KNOWS WHY IT TOOK all afternoon AND EVENING to GET 58% FILE COPY SO I CONTINUED SUNDAY AND a BIT FAILS BUT SO SLOW-)

  SUNDAY - A LARGE PART OF THE SAME THING BUT WE ARE STILL GOING - ON MONDAY ITS DONE

  PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE AND I TELL ANYONE WHO IS RUNNING RECOVERY - IF IT SAYS WAIT - WAIT

  PS I RAN QUITE AFVEW RECOVERY SESSIONS BUT NEVER REMEMBER THE 3 DAYS TO MAKE

• 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.

• HP ENVY 17 t-j100 QUAD EDITION: ordering of recovery disk

  To the right:

  I have no system recovery partition (drive D :)) on my PC. I have no way of recovering my PC if it breaks down, if I catch a virus or corrupt files. Do you know how and where can I order a recovery disc? Do you know how much it would cost me? I would be grateful if you can get back to me on this issue as soon as possible. Thank you for your time and your support.

  Sincerely,

  Joey Michael Roddy

  Hello

  What you can do if you are unable to create recovery disks is to contact your local HP support and ask them to order RCD for you or go to this link below and you can order online.

  https://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/mediaOrder?cc=us&LC=en&productOid=6521534&softwareitem=749603-00...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-envy-17-notebook-PC-series/6521474/model/6521475#Z7_3054ICK0KGTE30AQO5O3KA30R1

• 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

• Envy Touchsmart K204TX: Envy K203TX recovery disks can be used to retrieve a K204TX feel like?

  Hi, the first thing I did when I got my Envy cell phone, K203TX, was to create a set of recovery disks.

  Then I discovered that the laptop has several questions.

  HP sent me a technician on-site, and technology, said these problems were caused by a material defective number (display board, motherboard and the case has a defective battery lock). It helped me to return the laptop as DOA.

  The problem is, HP store couldn't make me K203TX one another, I paid like $150 and upgraded to a fancy K204 TX.

  I have now the 204TX and this laptop has no problem at all, it's as good as it can get.

  My drive recovery K203TX of envy is always with me.

  Question > can I use these discs to recover my K204TX disaster? Or I'll throw these drives and create a new set of recovery disc for this computer?

  @johnwinchester

  The 203 was 15.6 "diagonal FHD (1920 x 1080) WLED glare-backlight

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04529223

  The 204 a 15.6 "diagonal FHD WLED-backlit touch screen (1920 x 1080)

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04529254

  I would like to put the old discs but do a new series of the new laptop as he has touchscreen.

  REO

• 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

• Recovery disks contradictory w / upgrade HP Envy 17 3D [HDD-> SSD]

  Hey everybody!

  I have a HP ENVY 17 t - 1100 CTO 3D Edition laptop with Windows 7. He had two hard drives in it, 500 GB a piece. I just put the primary HDD with a SSD Samsung 840 Pro Series drive. Before I did the swap, I did recovery DVD from my system. I am able to get to the Manager of HP recovery during the boot sequence, but the ability to perform a factory reset is grayed out. Because I can not install my HP Win 7 DVD, so I did a fresh install of Windows 8.1 in the meantime. But I still prefer to use my recovery disks because the 3D work well with Windows 8.1. My drive is of type is Basic.

  Thank you

  Recovery discs are usually working on a smaller than the original hdd. An option could be reducing the C partition on the original hdd to the SSD size and then clone it to the SSD.

  Or - you can copy the folder the original hard drive on a DVD or a flash drive SwSetup, use the installation programs of the drivers/software on a clean install of Windows 7.

  =============================

  If you can read the Microsoft Windows 7 of 25-character license key, you can download a Windows 7 ISO file to burn to a DVD or USB flash drive. The version must match that's installed on your PC as shown on the sticker COST Microsoft fixed on the bottom of the laptop. Like Windows Home Premium.

  Links to downloads of Windows 7 ISO files:

• HP Pavilion DV7-4120em recovery

  Hello
  HP Pavilion DV7-4120em laptop in the family for quite a few years now. It was adopted for my use now of my father. Sometimes for the use of my father to the laptop, it went through a repair, and all the hard drive has been replaced with a version of Windows 7 Ultimate installed at the time. Of course, this means I can't retrieve the operating system and all of the default settings.

  My question is: can I still get a disc of recovery, somehow, for this model? I live in Europe - Slovenia.
  Thank you
  XM

  HP support by phone to order recovery disks:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/SI/SL/contact-HP/contact.html

• Conversion HP Envy H8 - 1413C of disk in RAID (preloaded Windows 8)

  Here are the steps I took to convert my brand new HP Envy H8 - 1413C
  a same drive "C:" to a matrix RAID-1 ("mirrored").

  There are some 'extra' parts you will need:

  * a "spare" SATA, at least 120 GB, which does no file important to this topic.
  * at least 5 writable DVD - R or DVD + R blank discs.
  * two cables SATA.
  * marking pen to write on the 5 writable discs.
  * a 16GB (or more) USB memory-stick, or writable CD - R discs.
  * two screwdriver - flat head, a Phillips (cross) head.
  * a new SATA disk drive, the same size and manufacturer and speed (7200 RPM)
  and speed of transfer of data SATA as the Seagate 2000 GB-disk drive factory installed.
  * a small pair of scissors.
  * a few screws (you will need to hold the new disks in its place).

  1. on your current computer, go to: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cp-110846-1
  Download the file "sp58558.exe", which is 12,92 MB in size.
  2. save this file on the memory stick, or burn it to CD - R disc.
  3. remove the HP Envy H8 - 1413C from the package delivery system.
  4. only connect the keyboard and mouse, display and power cord.
  Do not connect to the Internet and don't connect to a PictBridge compatible printer.
  5. connect the screen and turn it on.
  6 turn on the computer and immediately and repeatedly F10, until the computer enters the installation program.
  7. in SETTING mode, press the right arrow key and press the arrow key once down.
  8 change the mode from AHCI RAID disks (which includes AHCI).
  You can use the "Advanced" options to set the delay to 5 seconds.
  9 economy-and-exit installation mode.
  10. leave the Windows 8 start and finish setting up Windows.
  Don't worry about issues during Setup.
  This installation of Windows 8 is only "temporary."
  11. Once Windows 8 is running, press F1 for, type 'help '.
  12 get in 'Help' for more about 'create a system recovery disc '.
  13 run the program suggested to create system recovery disks.
  You will use these 5 writable DVD discs.
  14 label 5 discs. Do * NOT * lose them!
  15. shut down the computer.
  16 unplug the AC power and remove the side panel of the computer case.
  17. use the screwdriver on the screw that keeps the "cage" in the disk drive.
  18 press and hold on the small lever to "unlock" the cage of the frame.
  19 slide the cage slightly to the CD/DVD drive.
  He needs to 'unlock' the cage.
  20 raise the cage a bit and disconnect the cables of power/data from the hard disk.
  21. remove the cage.
  22. use the screws to mount the "spare wheel" SATA drive in the cage.
  23. carefully use scissors to cut the cable tie in plastic-the wind, to release another outlet 'power' of SATA.
  24. connect a spare SATA cable on the disks 'in relief '. Leave the other end free.
  24 start to set in place disks cage in the motherboard.
  25 connect the SATA 'taken' on the hot spare.
  26 finish put the cage in the motherboard.
  27 screw it up.
  28 connect the 'loose' end of the SATA data cable to any empty data SATA socket on the motherboard.
  29. reconnect AC power.
  30 turn on your computer and immediately and repeatedly press the F9 key to display the menu "Boot Order".
  31. Insert the first 5 disks in the DVD player.
  32 select the disc in the DVD drive as "start".
  33 use 5 disks to install Windows 8 on the disks 'in relief '.
  34. yet once, it is a 'temporary' installation - don't worry about options.
  35 off Windows.
  36 disconnect AC power.
  37. yet once, remove the cage that holds the disks, disconnect the wires of power/data.
  38 remove the drives 'in relief' of the cage.
  39. install the 'new' disk drive (same size as the original drive) in the cage.
  40. connect the data cables SATA 2 for 2 discs.
  41 see the SATA ports on the motherboard - the 2 closest ports to the TOP of the computer
  are the (faster) 6 GB/s ports, while the other ports are (slower) 3 GB/s ports.
  42. If the DVD drive SATA cable is connected to one of the two ports, 6 GB,
  compress the end (to unlock the end of the shooting) and move the end
  in one of the ports / 3GB.
  43. connect the cables 'pair' of disks SATA 6 GB/s ports.
  44. connect two Sockets "" SATA to the 'pair' of discs.
  45 lower the cage into his house and screw it up.
  46 put the "spare" drive (which now has the 'temporary' copy of Windows 8).
  and drag it into the empty location of 5.25 inch "under"the player. "
  47 connect the power and data on this drive,
  and connect the other end of the data cable to one of the SATA ports on the motherboard.
  48. reconnect AC power.
  49 turn on the computer and repeatedly press F9, to enter SETUP mode.
  50 changing the order of "start up" to make the "spare" drive the first to start.
  51 economy-and-exit installation mode and let it boot to Windows 8.
  52 insert support (memory-stick or CD disc) that has the file 'sp58558.exe '.
  53 run to install the RAID configuration utility.
  Note that he refuses (in silence!) to install completely.
  If you have not used SETUP mode to change "AHCI" to "RAID".
  54 open 'my computer '.
  55 open the "C:" drive (check that it is the disc of "spare",
  not the installed at the factory by car).
  56 open the folder "Program Files (x 86)".
  57 change in mode 'Details' in this folder.
  58. find the folder with the most recent timestamp - the 'sp58558.exe' this file was updated.
  59 open this folder.
  60 open the subfolder with the "RAID" as part of the file name.
  61. run the ".exe" file to run the RAID Configuration utility.
  62 use the utility to set/create a "RAID-1 (mirrored)" or an array of "RAID 0 (striped).
  by selecting the 'pair' record.
  63 off Windows.
  64 disconnect AC power.
  65 remove the "spare" disk drive and set aside.
  65. reconnect AC power.
  66 turn on the computer and immediately press F9 to temporarily change the boot order.
  67 put the first 5 disks in the DVD player.
  68 select start in the DVD.
  69 use 5 disks to install Windows on the 'pair' record.
  70. He is a 'real' Windows installation, if carefully to meet the guests, then choose options.
  71 re - install the utility 'sp58558.exe '.
  72 run RAID Configuration utility to check the status of your RAID configuration.
  73 plug your Ethernet cable to access the Internet.
  74 activate Windows.
  75 use "Add/Remove Programs" to uninstall Norton Internet Security.
  76 open the windows 'Control Panel'.
  77 open the "Windows Security Center" app - install Norton disabled.
  78 select "Windows Defender" (before Windows 8, this software was named "Microsoft Security essential" free anti-virus).
  So, instead of paying $$$ after the end of the period of 'test' of Norton, you have FREE antivirus software.
  79 connect your printer (Windows can connect to the Internet to download device drivers).
  80 run Windows Update to get the latest updates and Windows Defender, your printer for Windows 8 itself.

  So, you have installed Windows 8 * THREE * times.  Fun, huh?

  No thanks to HP, to make the RAID Configuration utility a Windows application only.
  rather than make accessible mode of BIOS CONFIGURATION.

  Thanks to HP for not identify 2 SATA ports on the motherboard are only two ports "fast."

  No thanks to HP for this 'sp58558.exe' file _not_ put it back in the software.
  unless the motherboard went from "AHCI" mode in "RAID" mode
  This is probably why the 'preloaded' version of Windows 8 does not include this software,
  force the user to download/install separately.

  Questions?

  Hi again,

  It's weird because all of the Intel RAID drivers I used install in AHCI mode and I use 11.6.0.1030.  I then run the MS MrFixIt fix and that I start.  However, I have not tried with the W8.

• 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

• Envy of HP dv7 Notebook: failed to create the recovery disk.

  I have a HP ENVY Notebook dv7. When the computer was new, I tried to make a record of retrieving the value. When finished, I would check out (DVD - R) discs, I would get a message saying that disks has not written correctly. I tried three different packs records, always the same. Called HP Support and they went through the process with me, always the same failure. I was told not to worry if I still have the discs because of an accident, they would send them to me for free because they have a record. Now, I'll use this computer mostly on the internet and think I should have just in case records. Called HP and was not said no record, no free drives and it will cost a lot to make them help the discs. Is it possible to make records or put the info on a hard drive? I don't know if the computer thinks that I made a copy or not, because the copies, I thought I was doing were defective.

  @SAWANG ,

  I brought your question to the attention of a team within HP. They are likely to ask for information from you to get your information or product serial number. Please search for a private message from a contact HP identified. Also, remember not to publicly post information and series numbers.

  If you are not familiar with works of the function of the Forum, private messages

  this 'http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/First-Time-Here-Learn-How-to-Post-and-More/How-to-check-your-messages/td-p/3547355' postHYPERLINK instructions of a..

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/first-time-here-learn-how-to-post-and-more/how-to-check-your-messages/TD-p/3547355

• 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