HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1100se: recovery of Windows 8

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  HY! I lost my recovery and all data during the instalation of recovery.
  now I need driver audio beats for my product on your website, I have not found my product, please refer link so I can download all the software for my product

  HP ENVY Sleekbook 4-1100se for windows 8.1

  Hello

  You can find all downloads for your laptop running Windows 8.1 on the following link.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4158&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=5313627

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion Sleekbook PC 14: Recovery of Windows 8: PC in a reboot cycle?

  Laptop model: HP Pavilion Sleekbook PC 14
  Product number: C7D58PA #AKL
  The system board ID: 18F9
  BIOS version: F 18
  Editor BIOS: Insyde

  64-bit Windows 8 (I think, unless he updated to 8.1 I don't know)

  No drive CD or DVD (Ultrabook).

  It is a laptop from a friend. At one point, he pointed out that it shows just a black screen with the mouse cursor after the start it (after loading Windows 8). He has no idea of what happened before that, I read a lot of online reports of people having problems after such a broken Microsoft updates for Windows 8 or 8.1.

  Anyway, it goes well with the idea of "clean install", nothing needs to be backed up. Recovery media (USB key) was created at the time. I start the laptop with the recovery media and get to HP Recovery Manager. I select 'Factory Reset' which is supposed to erase the whole hard drive and restore the initial factory condition.

  After some time (30-60 minutes, not sure), it has completed preparations, which I assume were re - create the recovery on the hard drive partition, etc. It is said the PC will start itself several times during the recovery process, and I should not meddle. Ok then.

  After I let it continue, Notepad starts, HP logo and the circle of rotation. After a while, I see a glimpse of what appears to be an empty office of Windows and a window that says something like:

  HP laptop
  < date > < time > (e.g. 14/08/2015 11:15)
  Please wait...

  (there is a button in there I think)

  Which is available for a fraction of a second, but then the laptop restarts automatically just and this very fact time and time again, showing this dialog screen each time after you start HP logo. I waited about 8 hours, and it continued just do so that even, it seems that the recovery process is interrupted every time with a reboot. If this restart is due to a system error, where I can see the journal, IE. What is the error?

  So, what to do next? I have reset defaults in case where (though I think that nothing has ever changed in any case) BIOS, no effect. I have not tried to update the BIOS, but even if I find a new/UEFI BIOS for this laptop, I would try rather than as a last resort, or after that I have the PC back on.

  I also tried the other recovery options, lighter, ('System Recovery' and 'Reduced Image recovery') prior to "Factory Reset", but they have not yet further, I think.

  In addition, I ran a full system check in the start menu (RAM and hard drive), everything was reported as fine.

  Yet one thing that may or may not serious, in case there is a problem of Windows 8: since the PC HP is bought in Thailand, it has a cheaper, 'reduced' Windows 8 version. It's a play full version, but apparently a kind of 'reduced' version that Microsoft sells cheaper on some countries, such as the Thailand. I'm not entirely sure what the restrictions are, at least you can not change the language of Windows system after the initial selection of IIRC (when Windows 8 was executed first to complete installation preloaded, English was chosen as the language of the system).

  I mention this only because I'm not sure if it causes certain restrictions on workarounds, such as the use of some other Windows 8/8.1 recovery media created on another PC or downloaded an ISO from Microsoft, or somesuch. I have already learned the hard way that not all editions of Windows seem to be created equal with regard to the options of recovery, being able to launch the etc SafeMode (at least this was the case with my Windows 7, a lot of instructions online for just would not work on it because they are expecting boot options that simply weren't there).

  USB media recovery that I use is created initially, according to HP.

  Problem solved. Steps to follow:

  1. forget about HP recovery. Of course it does not work for me little matter how I pray, I went to come and clean up the entire hard drive of all partitions (I presume that the recovery partition went too).

  2. create the installation media Windows 8.1 with Microsoft http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media media creation tool

  I created the USB media on a USB flash drive of 8 GB on another PC. It will work and install correctly on Windows 8 system, no need to install first 8.0 and then he move to 8.1.

  3 boot from the installation media, install (I chose the option to not save or move anything old windows, after all he was not supposed to be any previous Windows installed) and a great success. I guess you have to download and install drivers from HP separately, perhaps,

  In fact, I am now upgrading to Win10.

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• HP ENVY Sleekbook 6-1126sa - Mute LED does not

  Name of the product and operating system

  • HP ENVY Sleekbook has 6-1126
  • Windows 8.1

  Description of the problem

  • LED MUTE does not work/display
  • Nothing has changed I'm aware

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp58501-59000/sp58502.exe

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  When you are finished, close the laptop by holding down the SHIFT key when you click Shutdown to stop temporarily a boot hybrid.

  Robinet tap away at the key esc that you start the computer to launch the Start Menu, and then select f10 to open the bios menu.  Press f5 to load the default values (sometimes it's f9, but the menu below indicates the correct key), use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press ENTER.  Press f10 to save the setting and still use the arrow keys to select 'Yes' and press on enter.

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• Envy brick and bought Sleekbook 4 PC recovery USB Kit helps do not...

  Everything first in detail:

  HP Envy Sleekbook 4

  C2K79UA prod # #ABA

  Version of the BIOS F.23

  OK, my problem. I never liked the Windows 8, which took over. Since people like @ HP offered no option to downgrade to this travisty of a BONE, I installed VMware Workstation on this laptop and done my job on a VM 7 Win. Everything was great.

  Then, I heard some improvements promised in a future release 8.1. I did my USB drive to restore system, like a good boy. I installed the version beta for 8.1 with the understanding that once the beta has expired I would just empty my personal files on my external drive and do a factory restore to my recovery USB drive I did. No problem, right?

  Recovery failed. Something something causing a panic in the system.

  Now, I should have stopped there... but... I did not. It would have been an easy way, and we cannot have. I noticed some drivers Windows 7 had been added to the page for my product. I gave that install a blow, but not, and probably my deepest hole dug and I most probably bluffing some partitions that I certainly would. Win 7 could not see the SATA, just the SSD drive, and I could not find suitible Win 7 sata drivers for installation.

  So, I went online and ordered the USB for my product recovery Kit.

  When I boot from it, I get the following:

  "Recovery not taken in charge to the title of the current configuration, please turn on the option for the Intel Smart Response Technology and try again.

  
  I see two options for Intel in my BIOS Enable/Disable...niether contributes

  I also tried with both enabled and disabled virtualization option

  I did the same thing with the help of the legacy.

  Ive tried with the default BIOS loading.

  Ive tried with boot secured on and outside.

  Ive has run out of memory and disk checks... all came back good... except the only player that he checked was the SSD, of course.

  Ive even tried to remove the SSD drive... and try to restore. don't ask why, I read in another forum, someone said this worked.

  Is the recovery USB disk I bought from HP not smart enough to load the SATA drivers and rebuild partitions?

  Is there another keyboard combo called the Intel SRT menu or settings in table?

  I'm not a novice computer, despite some of the errors above to the contrary. I guess I'm very noob in the new world SSD/HDD and layer the puzzle EFI. If you can help, I will be sin no more.

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• Windows 7 drivers for HP ENVY Sleekbook 6-1126sa

  Hello

  I have a HP ENVY Sleekbook 6-1126sa.  I need to have Windows 7 (not Windows 8). I installed Windows 7 (no UEFI). It's pretty simple. Now I find there is no Windows 7 drivers on the HP support site. HP support site advises to use Windows updates to update drivers or visit the manufacturer's Web site. Problem is I need an Internet connection to run Windows Update but cannot find the Ralink Wireless drivers. Looking for Ralink manufacturers website I find http://www.ralinktech.com/en/ (which States that the Ralink site merged with the Web of MediaTek site and one for pilots redirects to http://www.mediatek.com/_en/07_downloads/01_windows.php). Maybe somebody has an idea which driver I'm supposed to use? Updates of Windows actually work?

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  Hello

  With perseverance and a bit of research I managed finally to find the remaining Windows 7 drivers (for all unknown devices).

  For anyone who needs to install Windows 7 on a HP ENVY Sleekbook 6-1126sa, follow is where I found the remaining device drivers:

  1.) Bluetooth controller:

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/PSI/swdDetails/?lang=en & CC = US & sp4ts. OID = 5229457 & swItem = ob_110019_1

  Ethernet controller 2) :

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?langid=1 & PNid = 13 & PFid = 5 & Level = 5 & Conn = 4 & DownTypeID = 3 & getdown = false

  3 + 4) Both Bus SM & USB 3 controller:

  http://support.AMD.com/en-us/download/chipset?OS=Windows 7

  A device of 5th (simply listed as PCI device) had become available after they have been installed. That ends up being:

  5 Realtek card reader.) :

  http://www.Realtek.cz/Realtek-download.php?Realtek=RTS5286 & System = 1

  Hope this helps someone.

  See you soon,.

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• Activate the AHCI in Windows 8 / BIOS - HP Envy Sleekbook 6 - 1153eo

  Greetings,

  My computer:

  HP Envy Sleekbook 6 - 1153eo

  Windows 8 Pro

  AHCI is currently disabled on my computer and I want to get the best performance out of it. It can be enabled easily through the windows registry, but to get this to work I need to be sure that the AHCI is currently enabled in the BIOS as well. When I enter the BIOS it's not just all advanced options available, only the time and date and other bases. How can I know weather or not that AHCI is enabled in the BIOS? How can I access the advanced options in the BIOS to turn on the AHCI (if it is not already turned on, that is)?

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  Computers to only HP business notebooks have a BIOS setting to change the controller in AHCI or IDE mode.

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• HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1019NR: HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1019NR brick HELP!

  RE: HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1019NR brick HELP!

  Hello guys,.

  Seems to my laptop was bricked during the BIOS update.
  I searched the web for hours, looking for a solution with no result.
  I hope I can get help here.
  Thanks in advance.

  INFORMATION SYSTEM (At the time of update/being in bricks)
  Model : HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1019NR
  Start-up : internal hard drive as primary
  OS : newly installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
  Pilot : all drivers have been updated from the HP website.
  Note : hard disk has been whipped clean (formatted) everything (including the HP files pre-installed) and repartitioned in to a single partition since day 1.  Even with all the changes to the hardrive, it worked fine.

  State of PLAY (After the BIOS SP60727. EXE update from the HP website)
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  2. the light stays on
  3 Caplock light has two long flashes
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  5. the screen remains off (no display of any kind at any time when laptop is turned on)

  USB TESTING (Another HP laptop in good health during the tests, battery and power cord were not disconnected)
  Model : HP Envy 14-2000
  Boot : USB as primary
  OS : newly installed Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
  Pilot : all drivers have been updated from the HP website.
  Note : hard disk has been whipped clean (formatted) everything (including the HP files pre-installed) and repartitioned in to a single partition since day 1.  Even with all the changes to the hardrive, everything works fine.
  1. bootable USB BACK was made with "HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool"
  2. downloaded "" SP60715. "» "EXE" from the HP Web site (even as it is installed)
  3. using 7 - Zip, file '03385.fd' has been extracted from "" SP60715. "» EXE ".
  4. '03385.fd' file has been saved to USB
  5 USB is connected to the laptop
  6. when turned on without having any pressure on the buttons, BACK loading with '03385.fd' in the folder root when the "DIR" command was used.
  7 and now the 'Windows' + 'B' button > switch on/off

  screen stays off

  power light stays on

  WiFi stays on (orange)

  Caps lock flashes in the meantime a flashing continuously

  USB flashing in an interval long continuous flashing

  Laptop was in this State for 30 + minutes with out any changes

  Has been turned off manually, USB has been removed, power has been repressed manually.

  (Fingers crossed that I don't have just F #& K another computer LAPTOP)

  Laptop started right windows, looked just as before the test system.

  Could not say if this trial did nothing at all, but I guess if reinstalling the BIOS has been made successfully, this is what it should be?

  USB FINAL PREPARATION
  1. bootable USB BACK was made with "HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool"
  2. downloaded "" SP60727. "» "EXE" from the HP Web site
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-envy-Sleekbook-6-1000/5269347/model/5286450#Z7_30...
  3. using 7 - Zip, "018DE. BIN file"was extracted from" "SP60727."» EXE ".
  4."018DE. BIN "file to USB

  WHICH HAS BEEN TESTED
  Note : battery and power cord was unplugged, power duraining in now the power button for 30 + dry before plugging the power cord was made every time for all of the following
  1. the CCMOS reset unplug and plug back the CMOS battery for 5 + mins
  2. the cord connecting > keeping 'Windows' + 'B' button > switch on/off
  3. 'Windows' + 'B' holding down > connecting the power supply cord > turn
  4 while now the 'Windows' + 'B' button > plugging the power cord > power on/off (hold the power button down for 5 seconds)
  5 connected USB bootable BACK > keeping 'Windows' + 'B' button > plugging the power cord > turn
  6 connected USB bootable BACK > keeping 'Windows' + 'B' button > plugging the power cord > power on/off (hold the power button down for 5 seconds)

  I missed or not doing something correctly?

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

  Update 1511031825

  I've done some research more and right now, that's how I've got.

  1 USB has been named as HP_TOOLS

  2 within the USB, directories must be performed as Hewlett-Packard/BIOS/current

  3. in the "Assets" folder, I have files '018DE.bin' and '018DE.sig '.  These files were backup of the original HP HP_TOOLS within this portable partition before I deleted.

  RESULT : Laptop load screen of the BIOS update, but the update will fail with the note saying "BIOS recovery system has no" 'could not open the BIOS image file.

  Any ieads on that?

  I did some research more and was able to put the pieces together to get this problem solved my self.

  Laptop is now running.  Yay!

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  I got a notice that I could download Windows update 8.1.  I did it without any problem.

  I have 2 questions conserning 8.1 Windows update.

  I now have a phantom message in the lower right screen that indicates:

  Windows 8.1

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  Product name: HP ENVY Sleekbook 4 PC
  Product number: C2K72UA #ABA
  64-bit Windows 8

  I've had this laptop for only a month, and it was going well until a few weeks ago, when he started to make this hum whenever I listen to the music or watching youtube videos. He emits a hum sound and accuses the audio for a second.

  The sound was rare at first, but then lately my laptop did the sound hum frequently to the point where I just put the audio mute.

  I did the HP Support Assistant, and everything is up-to-date.

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  I downgraded HP ENVY Sleekbook 6 PC of windows 8 for windows 7 64 bit.

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