HP Envy 15-J111TX: recovery media

I formatted my envy 15 times and 3 times ordered recovery media, each time when the formatting is to get during A Message comes that The Recovery Media failed, totally * beep * ed Up, please someone help me to get this thing sorted.

On "[personal information deleted]", a call will be appreciated,
-Abhishek Pasricha.

Bunny17 wrote:

I formatted my envy 15 times and 3 times ordered recovery media, each time when the formatting is to get during A Message comes that The Recovery Media failed, totally * beep * ed Up, please someone help me to get this thing sorted.

On "[personal information deleted]", a call will be appreciated,
-Abhishek Pasricha.

Are you replacement recovery media? This could also be a HDD failure so that causes the error. Check that the HARD drive is still in working condition?

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