HP Envy: System recovery process

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• Re: After the secondary display (Beamer) system recovery will not work

  Hello

  I had a problem with my Thosiba laptop! (Detail of the system name follows... later)

  I saw the first time that the sound chip of Yahama is disabled (disapper) caused by Windows Update and I
  couldn't find a way to recover / install the correct driver.

  So I decided to... abandon with timewasting and start the system recovery process.

  After recovery finished... the sound was so back and during the update process (Windows)
  ... he ' has been disabled again, but this time I could install the new correct driver.

  After that I withdraw my notebock installed to work (her again) I connect a projector
  the connection of secondary vga... and what a surprise
  the projector doesn't show ANYTHING... before that it always works

  Anyone an idea what could be the reason for the error?

  My system runs XP Home (updated to SP3 and corrected)
  The SAL is a GeForce G 400 (installed the CD-Rom driver)
  ... I could not download the latest driver vga... because he had a temp. problem with Webaccess
  I get the rigt ip-installation (just FYI you)

  If you need more details please ask... I will answer all right, I can

  Thanks to all how to read this (and full of hope help out me)

  This message is from Germany... you could read in English!

  > I had a problem with my Toshiba laptop! (Detail of the system name follows... later)
  Why later? Can you put a laptop model name?

  However, the laptop can switch to the external video port using the FN + F5 key combination.
  Please check this!

• Recovery process for Win 7 on Satellite Pro T110 is very fragile - WARNING

  I recently bought a Toshiba Satellite Pro T110 with Windows 7 Professional and was very surprised of the fragility of the system recovery process was:

  (1) there is no DVD media with recovery of Windows 7.
  (2) during the installation process, you MUST follow all the standard options (no additional partitions) If you want to be able to use the hard disk recovery partition every time.
  (3) third-party imaging solution to take a snapshot of the disk, using a partition is a pointless exercise - you will probably not be able to recover to a State where it can be used.

  Personally, I think that must be a big red piece of paper (or better yet, a set of recovery disks) in the box that says something like the following:

  If you want to be able to recover the factory default condition, you MUST follow this process:
  (1) installation using the standard options - DO NOT CREATE any WHAT of PARTITIONS ADDITIONAL
  (2) be prepared to wait hours for the system configuration process completed successfully
  (3) DO NOT connect to a network during this process connection
  (4) do not touch the keyboard or press the button unless recommended specifically to do
  (5) be prepared to go through many cycles of restarting the computer
  (6) once completed, the FIRST thing you should do is get a USB DVD drive and use the utility program to create a set of recovery disks.
  (7) create a system repair disc - it may be a CD

  In my installation, I created a partition of D (to allow for the backup image), then managed to lock the touchpad and then ended up with a totally dead machine after having tried a system recovery which came with error F3-F100-0004. Thanks to the help of Marcus to Toshiba, Brisbane I was able to get a set of recovery disks and get it operational.

  I hope this is helpful to someone else and that Toshiba can improve the reliability and stability of the recovery process.

  Hello

  If you would turn on the unit for the first time, then you will see that Windows 7 was already preinstalled and just s complete the installation process
  It will take time, however, after the win 7 installation you will find a pre-installed manual, most people don t read this and it is a big mistake
  Operating instructions, you can find all the details you mention here in the display

  > 1) there is no DVD media with recovery of Windows 7.
  There is an available HARD drive recovery option that allows you to retrieve the device without the recovery disk, but you can also create a clean recovery disc using the Toshiba recovery disc Creator called preinstalled tool!

  (> 2) During the installation process, you MUST follow all the standard options (no additional partitions) If you want to be able to use the hard disk recovery partition every time.
  As far as I know Win 7 preinstalled Toshiba is an image and does not change the partitions you can change this only if you are using the Microsoft Win 7 disc and it should be clear

  However, the recovery disk must be created ALWAYS that because there is always a risk that something would go wrong with a HARD drive or partition

  With reocvery disc, you are always on the right side

• Envy 14 K110nr: Cannot recover system recovery media, associated with PININST_BBV

  I have a HP Evny 14 K110nr. In short, the system upgraded to Windows 10, started acting weird about a month after:
  Lose access to resources (Task Manager, desktop, Control Panel, etc.)
  Defective devices (wifi, bluetooth, etc.), suspended connections, System Restore gave a lot of mistakes.

  Tried to fix the system, nothing worked (even the DISM restorhealth was not working and suspended 40%)

  Long story short, I tried to recover the hd partition and could not complete successfully, same thing happened with my recovery media.

  At the end of the recovery attempt, I get a BSOD and system resets. It was a loop like that for awhile.

  Ran Diagnostics, no errors, but I suspect it was the HARD drive as the mentioned system errors on it before the collapse.

  I replaced the HARD drive and started the process again, this time I have not received any BSOD, but after completitng, I get a message saying that the recovery was incomplete. Just now my system is a Clipboard and consider Ubuntu if I can't up the widows, but it makes no sense. I read through several threads that referred to this issue and I don't know if I've seen any absolute solution to this issue (none have worked for me so far). Here are a few:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/recovery-incomplete-cannot-get-any-further-than-Inser...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/after-disk-recovery-restoration-incomplete-error-ERRO...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/quot-detect-some-error-during-PININST-BBV-quot/m-p/25...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/HP-envy-6-1010ea-boots-into-Recovery-Manager-attempt-...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/dv4-ChkErrBB-cmd-detect-some-error-during-PININST-BBV...

  At the end of my mind, that has persisted for more than a week. My computer is literally a week or two longer under warranty, HP thank you.

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  I understand that you upgraded to Windows 10 and then the system started acting weird about a month later with the loss of resources. and malfunctioni devices. You tried to do a restore but received many errors.  Then, you tried to do a system repair, but no luck. You tried to do a recovery from recovery and recovery but Media Manager once again without success.  At the end of the restore process, you have a blue screen and the system resets and goes in a loop.  You have run a complete diagnosis and all spent and that you have received error on the HARD disk before you replace it.

  You proceeded to redo recovery and you do not have the BSOD, but after, you have received the message that the recovery was incomplete.

  Here is a link to HP-HP System Recovery troubleshooting (Windows 8) computers that can help.

  You can also try booting in safe mode.  HP computers - Windows Safe Mode (Windows, 10, 8).

  If the problem persists I try to clean the optical drive, and then try using the recovery again.  You can try to clean it with compressed air or a disc to clean the disc. Also, check your disk recovery for stains or damage.

  You can also try to boot any disk from Windows and reformatting the drive to start over with the recovery.

  If it breaks down again it is likely that the discs and you will need a recovery kit.

  Contact HP to Contact HP Support assistance

  Please reply back with the results.

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• Recovery process of the BIOS for HP with AMI BIOS systems?

  Hello

  I'm trying to fix a HP model a6718uk PC that has a motherboard M2N78 - LA and i think and AMI BIOS.  An update of the BIOS that came through HP Update failed, and the machine does not start.

  As it is out of warranty, the HP repair center want to £200.00 to solve this problem, although a simple BIOS recovery process should be enough - does anyone know the process for these systems BIOS recovery?   Everything I've read (not specific to these commissions) says that you should be able to update the BIOS (called AMIBOOT. ROM) on a diskette, CD or USB memory stick and start by pressing Ctrl-Home and it will perform the recovery, but I was not able to get this to work successfully.  HP provide a stand-alone update, so I extracted the file to update the SP.exe BIOS on the HP support site.

  Any help would be most appreciated!

  See you soon,.

  Andrew

  Hi André,.

  I wonder if HP change bootlock bios and it does not seek to the AMIBOOT.ROM.  It may be interesting to try AMIBOOT. BIN just in case.

  The link below is a link to a free hex editor, open the bios with this file and you should be able to see the extension will look for the bios.

  http://www.hhdsoftware.com/free-hex-editor

  Best wishes

  David

• HP Envy 700-216: how to use the files in my System Recovery folder on my desktop?

  I had to do a recovery of the system, due to damaged or corrupted Windows files. I backed up my files on 9 DVDs. System Recovery has restored the files in a folder on my desktop, but how do I use them?

  I'm mainly interested in restoring my data to my Quicken 2010 and possibly my 2015 AutoCad.

  You are welcome.

  The only answer I have for not being able to find the files is that they can not have been backed up.  Otherwise, they should be in the folder.  I have to be honest.  I did several laps, but never made a backup of my files.  I always keep my personal data, backups of Quicken, photos, etc. on the external USB hard drives.  If the data are very important to me, I have it on at least two disks.

• Windows Vista 64-bit system recovery stopped in the middle of the process, I can't even click F12 and restart again

  I did system recovery on my toshiba m305d-s4840 laptop computer Windows Vista 64 bit and the wire of the laptop was not connected and the battery died, now I can't do anything on the computer I can not even click F12 and restart again once, what do I do to solve this problem, the computer does nothing when you turn it on It's in the green bar at the beginning (loading screen)? Please help, thanks

  Hello

  Whether you use the Toshiba recovery method, I suggest you contact Toshiba support for help with what is their method of recovery which has been interrupted.

  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/support/JSP/home.jsp

  See you soon.

• Download windows vista with additional recovery process recorder monitor disk 1 and 2 more system treats... recovery time remaining 16; will not simply stop 39: 30

  How can I fix it

  For any questions/problems with the software/recovery process, contact the manufacturer of your computer.

  It is the process of recovering from the manufacturer of the computer, not Microsoft.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• In the Windows error recovery process, cannot find an operating system

  When the System Recovery Options box asking the OS to repair, nothing is displayed.  Does this mean that I have to restore the machine to its original configuration?  And if that's the case is anyway to recover a part of the HDD before restoring data?

  Try this to back up your data before reinstalling:

  Data recovery:

  1. slave of your hard drive in another computer and read/save your data out there.

  2. put your Hard drive in a USB hard drive case, plug it into another computer and read/save from there.

  3 Alternatively, use Knoppix Live CD to recover data:

  http://www.Knopper.NET/Knoppix/index-en.html

  Download/save the file Knoppix Live CD ISO above.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm

  Download the Vista software from the link above.

  After installing above ISO burning software, right click on the Knoppix ISO file > copy the Image to a CD.

  Knoppix is not installed on your PC; use only the resources of your PC, RAM, graphics etc.

  Change the boot order in YOUR computer/laptop to the CD/DVD Drive 1^st in the boot order.

  Plug a Flash Drive/Memory Stick, BOOT with the Live CD, and you should be able to read the hard drive.

  When the desktop loads, you will see at least two drive hard icons on the desktop (one for your hard drive) and one for the USB key.

  Click on the icons of hard drive to open and to understand which drive is which.

  Click the icon for the USB drive and click on "Actions > Change the read/write mode" so you can write to disk (it is read-only by default for security reasons).

  Now to find the files you want to back up, just drag and drop them on the USB. When you're done, shut down the system and remove the USB key.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Reduced image recovery and differences in system recovery?

  I bought Envy of HP dv7 - 7252 portable sr and before use of would like to learn the process of possible recovery of HP Recovery manager.

  Support document http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=120&prodSeriesId=...

  With Factory Reset of his clear - recovery necessary and disc HP Media HARD will be completely reformatted and created default partitions

  With recovery of Image minimized and Systemm recovery is not if clear what are the differences:

  1. is the only difference that reduced image recovery will not install the evaluation version?

  2. what to partition the preparation process?  for Systemwrittenm recovery which reformats the disk system and which on the reduced image recovery ? Does reformat?

  3. What is the difference between the two to start the image reduced recovery /Systemm recovery and HARD drive recovery HP Media?

  4. default Systemm recovery not delete the partitions created by the user, but reduced image recovery provide a command prompt: delete or not.    It is valid for both methods: the HARD drive and recovery media?

  5. what CAN I DELETE in some SORT MY PARTITIONS AND LOST MY DATA USER WHEN USING image reduced recovery /Systemm recovery?  I found on this forum the recovery media response he no prompt reduced image recovery and default partitions created by the user will be deleted

  Types of recovery

  Your computer can have three types of available system recovery, or he might have only two. Use the type of recovery in order to solve your problem without making further changes as necessary.

• Windows 7 on Satellite A500-1EE - problems with the system recovery

  After five years of good functioning sth went wrong. The system tries to boot but lack access to a device (HARD drive?). And then tries to download files to recover. After downloading the recovery fails and the only option is to shut down the computer. How can I recover this system?

  Recovery process is very simply.
  Did you create the recovery media (DVD)? If so you can use it for recovery image installation.
  Otherwise, you can use HARD drive recovery option (F8 > to fix your computer) and start the recovery image installation.

  Please test F8 option.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• Satellite A100 - messages of weird info during the recovery process

  This is the first time I tried to recover my Vista PC from Toshiba.

  During the recovery, I got this in CMD

  "C:\boot(something here) restore s Descriptor." seq. 26 - SACL rest. "
  "C:\SWStamp.txt s restoration Descriptor. SEQ 25 - list SACL will not go away.

  (1) is this normal?
  (2) what it means?
  (3) I even did a FULL format?

  Thanks a lot guys

  Hello

  During the recovery process, you will see some messages, that's nothing unusual
  Important is that the procedure does not stop but continues and after some time, the Win operating system should complete the installation
  Wait a bit and see if the procedure would end...

  If the procedure to hang himself, then start recovery and boot from the disc reocvery...

• Portable operation extremely slow even after the system recovery

  I have a series of g laptop and on last week, it started running VERY slowly after the start. It came from nowhere, because it allows to work just fine the day before. So yesterday, I restored the factory setting and saved without previous files or documents. He worked as new for a few hours and then it suddenly becomes very slow. It's so slow that it freezes or it loads forever when I just click or click on the Start button. Pretty much everything I had there, it was iTunes malawarebytes, utorrent, steam and some other stuff that is were all on my computer before the problems began. Help will be greatly appreciated!
  
  Best regards, Nicolas

  Hi Nicolas,.

  Regarding the size of the hard drive, there may be problems with the recovery process if you are installing a drive of smaller capacity than one that was originally supplied with your laptop - the same size or slightly more is Ok.

  Unfortunately, I do not see the image of your link, but I think I know what you are referring.

  I guess than the previous you reinstalled the operating system is using the D Partition of hard disk recovery.  However, with a new disc, it will not be possible that the disc is not completely empty.  You will need to use a set of recovery DVDs to reinstall the operating system on the new drive - however, this procedure going to re-create the recovery on the new drive Partition automatically.

  All you have to do, once the new drive has been installed is to operate on the esc key when you launch Notepad to open the Start Menu.  Insert the recovery DVD.  Select boot options (usually f9), use the arrow keys to select the CD/DVD drive and press ENTER.  You can also get a prompt to "Press any key to" continuous - it if requested.  This will start the Recovery Manager and the whole procedure will be very similar to the previous method, you used - you will be prompted by the software when you need to change DVD to continue the process.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP ENVT 17-n152sa: System Recovery dowloanding

  I bought a few days ago in the United Kingdom, London, a laptop HP marine and just after the establishment began face to problems, blue screen, frozen screen and lost finmaly comprehensive system.

  I only have access to the boot using CTRL + F1 or control + F2, but is not able to access the HARD disk system recovery partition.

  As I am abroad in a Travelin' company how to download a full system recovery?

  Dear CherlG,

  In my case, even having access HDD (via F11) no way to recover the system such that during the recovery attempt fails and show an error message that has a problem, impossible to conclude the process of recovery after 49%.

  Maybe the only way will be with an external system recovery DVD.

• What is the recommended for El Capitan recovery process?

  What is the recommended for El Capitan recovery process?

  I just upgraded directly from Mountain Lion, and I see that my recovery disc has disappeared.  My recovery disk wizard is only good for Lion and Mountain Lion.  I searched Apple.com and found a complicated process by which I could use the Console and create a bootdisk with the option reinstall, but I can't believe that this is the recommended option for a common user?

  So is time machine bygones?  I noticed that it is dimmed in the Menu bar?

  Certainly, you can restore El Capitan as you would with any other version of OS X - using the HD Recovery. I have no idea why your Recovery HD disappeared. Usually this would cause by user error. However, you can create a standalone install OS X on a USB FlashDrive for emergency use. This has been an option because at least Mavericks:

  Do your own installation of El Capitan using the El Capitan tool flash drive:

  You can create an installer of flash of El Capitan via the Terminal drive. El Capitan has its own manufacturer Installer integrated that you use via the Terminal:

  You'll need a freshly partitioned and formatted at least 8GBs. USB flash drive leave the name of the flash drive on the system by default, "Untitled." Do not change this name. Wait as the full process that will take some time.

  Open the Terminal in the Utilities folder. Copy and paste the following line in its entirety in the Terminal window.

  sudo/Applications/Install\ OS\ El\ Capitan.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia--volume/Volumes/Untitled--applicationpath X\ "/ Applications/install OS X El Capitan.app.

  Press RETURN, enter the admin password (will not resonate to the window) then press RETURN again.

  You must have setup in your Applications folder or change the paths in the command line above.

  You can do the same thing for Yosemite by making the appropriate substitute for the installer in the above command line:

  Make your own Yosemite flash Installer drive using the tool of Yosemite:

  You can create an installer of the Yosemite via the Terminal flash drive. Yosemite has its own manufacturer Installer integrated that you use via the Terminal:

  You'll need a freshly partitioned and formatted at least 8GBs. USB flash drive leave the name of the flash drive on the system by default, "Untitled." Do not change this name. Wait as the full process that will take some time.

  Open the Terminal in the Utilities folder. Copy and paste the following line in its entirety in the Terminal window.

  sudo/Applications/Install\ OS\ Yosemite.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia--volume/Volumes/Untitled--applicationpath/Applications/Install\ OS\ Yosemite.app X\ X\

  Press RETURN, enter the admin password (will not resonate to the window) then press RETURN again.

  You must have setup in your Applications folder or change the paths in the command line above.

  In addition, to Yosemite and earlier you can try using DiskMaker X.