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• HP 15-f111dx: laptop won't start or go to the menu of system recovery?

  So the other day I was cleaning off my laptop and I slipped the keyboard with a towel and I guess I pressed something I wouldn't because he went to a white screen and green-ish (the color of my windows theme 8) and I had to turn off because he wouldn't do anything.

  Now when I turn it on it has the loading of HP and said preparation of automatic recovery screen, but then it's just a black screen after a minute. I can go into the menu of the BIOS (F9) and the parameters of the system (F10), but I can not enter the page of system recovery. When I press the F11 key to make, it said system restore in the corner, but then it goes to the loading screen 'system recovery preparation' just and turns to a black screen.

  I ran a test of the system short on the menu diagnostics and it says verification of DST short of hard drive failed. I got the error code was U4TV68-7J3886-MFPV6K - T 60, 603. Any help here? I don't mind reset my computer to default settings, if that's possible, but I can't exactly go and buy a new laptop now.

  Thanks in advance!

  Short of DST = disk failure hard drive is not / is a failure and should be replaced. Unfortunately HP does not that easy in their later models. On laptops earlier it was open the service door on the bottom and replace the drive. Now, it requires a dismantling almost full access to the drive, as shown in the Service Guide and interview here:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04763999

  You can buy a hard drive for $50-60, but if you're not handy with disassembly, you'll have to pay someone to replace. Repair of local pc shop, Best Buy, Staples, etc.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822236497

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16822236561

  BTW I hope you did your recovery media using software on the laptop. You will need to start the laptop and install Windows on a new drive. If this isn't the case, it will be an extra $ 40 for the purchase of HP.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/mediaorder/HP-15-F100-notebook-PC/7280521/model/7450429/softwareitem/790413-002/STEP1?SKU=J9H11UA

• How to use the pc 610y system recovery CD

  How to use the pc 610y system recovery CD

  Hello:

  Please read the info at the link below... Recovery discs recovery section.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph07145

• Problems starting HP Mini 210-2100, partition deleted, flashing the line underscore, System Recovery does not

  Hi all

  my situation is like this:

  When I turn on my laptop I get a black screen with a flashing underscore above it "no boot device - insert boot disk and press any key" (even if the BIOS boot order a hard drive for laptop on top). I changed this order a couple of times because I used a USB stick with Windows 7 on it (black version) to enter System Recovery Options (without USB I can't access the system recovery (F11 doesn't work not).)

  My System Recovery Options window is white/empty (no operating system, the size of the partition and the location). I'm going on and click repair system that did not help (it of a loop, do not start Windows). In the Diagnostics and repair of details it is Root cause found:

  The partition table doesn't have a valid System Partition.

  Repair action: Partition table repair

  Result: Completed successfully. Error code = 0 x 0

  That's because before this problem starting with underscore flashing, I had another problem: "BOOTMGR is missing. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart» I was impatient and wanted to fix that quickly and made a big mistake, after looking on the web for some time I have found no useful websites describing how to fix it (I found one when it was already too late). I went on a channel on youtube and came with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8n-G9Rv2zo before I didn't know what a clean install was, I looked up 03:55 and made perfect:

  CMD:

  DiskPart

  list disk

  Select disk 0

  partition from the list

  selected and deleted all 4 partitions (size: 215GB, 199 MB, GB, 103-17 MB)

  created new partitions same dimensions (all the primary dimensions)

  then I stopped and clicked on a cross (x) in cmd to get out when I came to a new window where I clicked on YES (I have not read what he was doing, I just wanted to go to bed because it was too late). Since there is no "BOOTMGR is missing. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart"(damage because now I know how to fix this, I was just too stupid, impatient and irresponsible), there is just a line of underscore flashing with"No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key"any of the BIOS boot order is this sentence does not disappear. He did a couple of times before, but no more.

  So after this long description, my question is:

  Is there a way to recover my data which I assume is lost and can not restore? I have no backups or images.

  P.S. I do not installed Windows 7, I just deleted partition table and created a new.

  Sorry for my English, I'm not a native speaker. Thank you in advance.

  Hi MatBar,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I'm sorry but there is no way to recover the data once you have deleted the partition. You could try a local repair facility, given that some devices of data to recover your data.

  You may restore the Windows 7 operating system with disks if you find someone with the same version of Windows that you use their discs.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• problem when using the touchsmart 610 system recovery

  Hello..
  I have HP Touchsmart 610, I wanted to use a system recovery, but there was a problem with the system recovery, so I press F11 to run the system recovery, but he wasn't working, he was white with a massage "windows is not started, a recent hardware or software changes just to be originally, to solve the problem. :
  1. Enter your windows installation disc
  2.
  3.

  file: \boot\CD

  status: 0xc888888f
  "info: an error occurred trying to read the boot configuration data.
  
  What must I do to solve this problem at least to save to condition before I preconfigure F11?
  
  Thank you before

  Hello bayccot,
  
  What's the screen that comes on the computer when you turn it on now? You may need to use CDs to recover the operating system if it will not progress past that screen and the recovery of F11 does not work.

• Removes really all the information from the old operating system recovery disc?

  Hello!
  I wanted to know if the recovery disk that came with my Toshiba computer deletes * all * the hard disk information, * or is it possible, which has damaged the malicious software that was installed on my computer sometime before resists after using the recovery disk? *

  "If I use my drive recovery the program just wonder if I wipe my hard drive and informs me that my data will be destroyed if I use this recovery CD. After this issue alone, it begins with the recovery process. Is ' normal for this drive, he'll ask me any other questions on "what partition will recover and so on and it starts recover after this issue alone?

  What Toshiba drive cleanup could I use the case, if this recovery disk deletes all old information from the hard drive to ensure that * all * of my last hard drive is wiped clean?

  Thanks for the reply!

  Hello

  If you use the disk recovery Toshiba, all data will be erased on the HARD drive.

  Before the start of the resettlement, the HARD drive will be formatted. Malicious software and other software will be deleted.

  So you n t need another drive or another program to erase the HARD drive.

  Try it and you will see that it works. But first, back up your data.

• white background for hours during the installation of windows 7 from the dvd hp system recovery

  I own a dv7 - 3186cl and recently bought a new hard drive to replace the damaged one.  When I go to install windows 7 from the recovery of the system DVD purchased by hp, it loads a blank screen background image and stays there.

  I had kept it slowed down on it for about 6 hours now.  The mouse still moves, but nothing has changed.

  I ran Diagnostics on the computer before this point and he passed all the tests.

  Someone help me please... I have no idea what to do

  Please reinitate the recovery process. Please remove all other devices connected to the laptop. Here is the link that has the steps:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01895783

• HP dv4-2045dx system recovery question

  Then... it does not work.

  Let me start with how I started to work on this computer. Obtained from a co worker. Only lights. Bought a replacement motherboard and the touchpad assembly she plastic it has installed after a nightmare of screws (someone got a hold of it in front of me and did a terrible job) and tried to run the hard drive recovery. Which failed. Bought the HP Web site restore disc and do a full format on the drive to the remapping of bad sectors. Including the test/recovery partitions. Got the discs, tried to make it work and has not yet. A further control of the hard drive using a live Fedora boot drive, drive seems to report good health and only 8 remapped sectors. Found one of the two sticks of RAM were bad. Has carried out tests of each stick in the same dwelling.

  Tried to reinstall again and he has NOT yet. Only thing I noticed, is that he seems strangely partition the drive in a way that does not use all of the 320 GB (400 MB, then 70 GB, 1 GB, or something like that).

  Here is the log that appears...

  000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

  000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

  000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

  File missing C:\HP\BIN\RStoneFUpdate.ini [17:15:24.41] and could not determine the edition OS...
  [17:15:24.57] panic CTO has been detected...
  The process could not find the editing flag request file and it does not TEST image...
  The possibilities are the following:
  1 C:\HP\BIN\RStoneFUpdate.ini file not found.
  2 C:\HP\BIN\RStoneFUpdate.ini does not include the valid value of Win7ConfigurationFlag...
  3. There could be unexpected interruption in process...
  Component: TDC Preinstall diagnosis Tools for Windows 7 - TDC
  Calendar: shop update
  Error: File not found RStoneFUpdate.ini
  --------------------------------------------------------------

  [17:32:59.83] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  ...
  CTO error condition has been undergoing dtected [update Factory]! ***
  [17:32:59.85] Suggest create PIN-journal and send to TWN PDC NB-PreinPM for further analysis...
  ...
  [17:32:59.85] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  [16:59:55.73] Start BBOffline.cmd...
  UPDrv = [C:]
  [16:59:55.73] value UIA 951 error Code
  [16:59:56.18] start [corrections].
  [16:59:56.18] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [16:59:56.18] FixUps.cmd...
  [16:59:56.18] create overall progress information...
  [16:59:56.24] complete FixUps.cmd...
  [16:59:56.24] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [16:59:56.24] start [Tweaks for SDRD].
  [16:59:56.24] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [16:59:56.24] SDRD Tweaks to change the regional settings default user...
  [16:59:56.24] copy C:\System.sav\Util\TDC\MCPP\FBIRES\FBIUSRES. DLL.
  [16:59:56.32] Run "Dism.exe image:C:-/ Set-SKUIntlDefaults: en - U.S.-image: C:
  [17:00:02.45] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [17:00:02.45] start PININST.exe for offline...
  Housing starts [17:00:09.14] [Sleep 10 sec].
  Starting price [17:00:19.17] [creation RStoneFUpdate.INI].
  [17:15:26.39] Start SysID Check...
  [17:25:30.52] Start Option control code...
  SKU_DEF_COUNTRY =]
  SKU_DEF_SYS_LOC =]

  Management and maintenance of deployment images tool
  Version: 6.1.7600.16385

  Image Version: 6.1.7600.16385

  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...
  ------------------------------
  [17:25:39.58] Start PIN Tweaks...
  [17:25:40.68] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [17:25:40.68] PIN Tweaks to hide all for BurnBoot PBO and BBV2 on restored image...
  [17:25:40.68] ----------------------------------------
  [17:25:40.68] Tweaks to Unattend.xml of OOBE
  [17:25:40.68] to pick up the right file...
  [17:25:40.68] ----------------------------------------
  [17:25:40.68] rename unattend.org to unattend.or_
  [17:25:40.71] ----------------------------------------
  [17:25:40.71] all except Starter Edition...
  [17:25:40.72] ----------------------------------------
  [17:25:40.74] update PININST_BBV.ini...
  [17:25:40.80] update PININST_BBV2.ini...
  [17:25:40.85] update PININST_BBV2POST. INI...
  [17:25:40.89] update PININST_BBVClean.INI...
  [17:25:40.93] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [17:25:41.61] Start MIR Tweaks...
  [17:25:42.67] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [17:25:42.67] [MIR Tweaks]...
  [17:25:42.67] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  [17:25:43.64] starting factory updates...
  [17:25:50.68] installation start QFE offline...
  [17:32:59.79] PININST_OFF: PAST...

  [17:32:59.83] found an error on PININST_OFF.log...
  [17:32:59.83] check C:\System.sav\Logs\PININST_OFF.log to see what command failed.

  000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

  000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

  000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

  And here's some generated file that I don't know what to do with that supposedly contains diagnostic information. I'm tired so I have not tried much further.

  HP_SSRD_LOG. SRD

  I just hope that someone has a magic answer and that he has seen this problem before. Please enlighten me.

  So the idea of USB floppy failed. It wouldn't boot. After a quick search, there seems to be without public services online that will do.

  And if the product is after the 'End of Life' support, they will NOT change the serial number information encoded in the jury. Even if you are willing to throw money at HP to get there.

  HP cares about you as a consumer, it would seem, unlike Dell who has provided at least the utility to do this procedure according to a different forum post.

  Replaced mother board need to update the serial number (4216 views)

  Lessons learned...

  • Never buy anything from HP again because they want just that buy you a new one rather than challenge the former at a great price.
  • If you have a bad mother, get a generic Windows OEM drive somehow and do the installation in this way.
  • Get the drivers on their site and you don't have to bother with a recovery disk.

  If this post helped you, feel free to answer or give Kudos. At least I learned my lesson once and for all.

• impact of a newly created virtual hard drive (in windows 7) on the ability of system recovery

  someone has experimented in the use of virtual hard drives (VHD)?

  you are looking for a Recovery Manager questions I found a warning about the Recovery Manager lose functionality after you change the partition of hard disk (HDD) (create/delete partition, volume retraction/extension/delete a partition). as said for example. under http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c0208555

  A disk hard virtual is this constraint list too

  A virtual hard disk does not actually create a partition on the hard drive

  A virtual hard disk allows multiple operating systems to reside on a single host machine. This method allows developers to test the software on different operating systems without the cost or the hassle to install a second hard drive or create another partition on a hard drive.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/VHD _ (file_format)

• Hi, the reversible full system recovery or whole computer disappeared forever? Also do a full recovery deletes all viruses and malware.

  In addition, I did a restore of the entire system using 4 built on samsungs recovery solutions my laptop twice in recent weeks that I was worried about malware and viruses hidden.

  Hello

  A restore to factory normally wipes the hard drive clean of everything except at the start of the recovery process, it asks you if you want to perform a non-destructive recovery.

  And it is irreversible.

  Normally, the destructive recovery will wipe a malicious software.

  This program can recover data, even after a reinstall:

  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

  See you soon.

• Pavilion dm4-1160us does not start after the failure of system recovery

  I have Windows 7 Home edition is installed. In my view, it is 64-bit.

  I get everything by initializing the error message is:

  "BOOTMGR is missing".

  Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart»

  When running various tests (Tuneup, break-in, Start-up, hard drive) in I always get the same failure ID: M4PC2J-5KQ6N0-XD6V41-60VG03. The poduct ID is XH124UA #ABA.

  The case began after my computer froze and I forced the reboot.

  I guess that the hard drive is a gonner. Is this correct?

  Hi Mario,.

  Personally, I recommend to replace the hard drive yourself - it is a surprisingly simple process (and much cheaper).  A brief guide on this is detailed below.

  Your computer is listed as coming with a 500 GB hard drive, but you can also easily install a 750 GB HARD drive if you want a little more space - readers at the following links are examples that would be perfect for your laptop.

  Hard drive 500 GB

  750 GB hard drive.

  The procedure to replace the hard drive begins on Page 61 of your & Maintenance Guide.

  Once this is done, simply use your recovery media to reinstall the operating system on the new drive - this is described in the document of HP here.

  If you do not have your recovery media, let me know because there is another option, you can use it as long as you can clearly read the activation of 25-character product key on your label COST.

  Best regards

  DP - K

• My system hangs during startup "for the first time" after running the system recovery.

  HP G62 - 227 CL

  Win 7 (64 bit)

  No error message, in itself; just a screen frozen on reboot.

  Months, my computer has suddenly started glitching on me.  I stopped and tried a reboot.  The system froze on start with flying colors.  System recovery tried several times but must have made a mistake because he wouldn't.  Resolved to buy a new hard drive and reinstall from the recovery disks.  Delayed unnecessarily until today, months later.

  Before you buy a new hard drive, has decided to relaunch the system recovery.  It worked!  I tried the option that has deleted everything and restored to the software and factory settings.  Everything seemed to work like a charm: hard drive reformatted, reinstalled software, the system prompted me to reboot.  Yes, I did.  Windows started to boot, "Preparting your computer for first use of Setup" appears... and freezes.  For hours.  Hard drive led is off.

  BTW, made sure the button Wi - Fi was on what I read on the problems of recovery if it was turned off when the program is run.

  Restarted.  Press F11.  A ran maintenance and checked the hard disk for errors.  There are errors.  Unfortunately, the default setting of CHKDSK does not repair them.   A opted for a command line.  RAND CHKDSK again with option '/ f/r' seen in other posts.  Here I am too ignorant to get the program to run properly, I guess.  I ran CHKDSK on the two player X and C.  No error found... sort of.  I know they exist because the system will not start.  (Yes, I tried again.)  Return to the command prompt, I tried to run CHKDSK on the drive C again.  This time I got a message that I must first dismount (remove?) the reader.  As I don't know what that means, I opted for the 'no' and have decided to post this help message.

  So.  Suggestions on what do I do then?  More specifically: How do CHKDSK to fix the errors it found?  I think the message was: "errors in $130 of the sector...". "It shows this message two times at the end of 62%.  Freezes for a long time.  Gets will still only slow down to a crawl again around 70%, but no longer.  Then returns to the start of system recovery screen.

  System recovery ran again for the pleasure.  Again, seemed to work like a charm.  Unfortunately, the laptop again sits frozen at "Preparing... for first use" screen again.  It heats more turns.  The audible fan works now plans higher... If none of this helps.  I am stopping and waiting for your advice.

  Thank you!

  Zac:

  My apologies for the delay to return to you.  Believe you that computer gremlins have not hit my very stable desktop which has been fine for years with sudden instability driver?  McAfee thanks for this most recent update!

  In any case, after several diagnoses and find the hard drive has failed in each of them, I decided to install a new copy of Windows 7 as a test while I wait for my upcoming recovery disks in the mail.  I did it by removing all partitions on the drive and do a fresh install.  Here again, everything seemed to go well until that (apparently) a certain area of the drive was used to save/installation of the files.  Even after CHKDSK runs several times (each time he repaired several defective sectors but stalled after only 10% of the disk) the system will become unstable - the last number being a blank screen after logging on to Windows.  So, all in all, epic fail on the side of the hard drive.  The new drive is installed and waiting for my recovery disks.

  Thanks for all your suggestions.  They have been a great help with information, but not with the results because of the training.

  M

• Pavilion new hard drive XP Media Center Edition 2005, won't boot from the system recovery disks

  Hi, I'm trying to replace the hard drive in Pavilion a1620n a member of the family with XP Media Center Edition 2005 where the original Samsung SP2504C HDD failed.  I HAVE the original recovery discs 1 and 2 system and additional recovery disk supplied with the PC but the problem seems to be that I can't get the PC to boot from them to start the recovery process.  I installed a new Western Digital 500 GB HARD drive.  The BIOS recognizes it is installed (as well as the existing DVD - RW drive) and drive past the on-board CHIP support tests.  I tried using the Boot Menu ESC to select the DVD - RW Drive as the first Boot device, as well as the tab Boot Setup of BIOS F1 to set the 1st boot CD-ROM device group and other people with disabilities.  After reboot, the drive of DVD - RW turns on for about 2 seconds, then turns off and the display shows "DISK BOOT FAILURE", INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND press ENTER.  I thought maybe I needed a kind of bootable CD boot disk to format the drive first, so I tried a BACK 6.22 bootable CD and a bootable CD of MEMTEST, that work on the other PC, but I get the same message "DISK BOOT... "on this one.  My next idea would be to try to host the new drive on another PC and copy the files on it recovery disk... but is it really necessary?  If the own PC system recovery CD should not be able to... Recover?

  It seems to me that the ligthscribe drive has a problem.  Replace the disk and it may be OK after that.  On a PC so old, it is probably an IDE drive, but check first.

• 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
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to restore a full backup of the Server 2008 system that has been stored on a BitLocker Drive encrypted?

  I have a requirement to encrypt my server for transport off-site backups, so I'll try to store my backups to an external drive that is encrypted for BitLocker.  I am doing a test restore to a new drive to simulate a full system recovery, but I'm unable to unlock the drive encrypted with the backup of the prompt under system recovery options.

  I have confirmed that I can unlock the drive from a command inside the original Windows installation prompt using manage - bde.wsf and the recoverypassword, but the same command does not work from the command prompt during the recovery process (started from the installation DVD).  There is no error code, a single message that the recovery key did not work and administrator privileges may be required.

  When you try the same command from another server when connected to that drive, I got an error that can be informative, code 0 x 80310037, implying that the recovery key may not because of the FIPS compatible algorithms that are needed.

  I'm looking for something that isn't possible trying to store the complete system on a BitLocker encypted disk backups?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you
  Jay

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/forums-blogs.aspx

  Repost in the Forums 2008 Server at the address above.

  They will help.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner