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• Pavilion 17-e112dx: make the system restore media is too slow

  I put out my system recovery media creating... and now I want to install windows 10. However, the software HP tells me that I need these DVD media to create... so I decided to do it now.

  It takes more than an hour by DVD and must be 5 of them... it's an entire day to create system recovery... disks nuts.

  Why is this?

  Is it possible to accelerate the * bleep * thing upwards.

  Hi there @webmasterpdx,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome! I read your post on the Forums of HP Support and see that you create recovery media and find that it is slow.

  Unfortunately, there is not a way to speed up the process. HP highly recommends that you create a recovery image on disc or save a recovery image on a USB flash drive as soon as you receive your computer, at this time there the burning process is less likely to have been too long. If you receive no error messages and the disc is burning correctly, I would say just to let it run its course, even if it is a long process.

  Have a great day!

• Pavilion dv7. Windows can't verify the Publisher of this driver. system restore

  Pavilion dv7.  Windows Vista Home Edition

  The error message that desplays after the system recovery process, it is "Windows cannot verify the Publisher of this driver software".

  I tried clicking on the button 'Install anyway', at this point, more than 5 times.  The process does not move forward and I feel frustrated and turned off my computer.

  I started but that you have not completed the process of system restore, so there is nothing usable on my computer in terms of operating system.

  What should I do?

  Thank you.  By showing the work you've done to a representative at the Geek Squad, I was able to buy and install a new hard drive for my laptop.

  I then used the recovery disks that were created shortly after that the laptop was purchased in 2009.  Windows Vista is now on my computer.

• System restore failed, registry damaged, signature of the problem 07: O, s is not installed

  It, s a Dell Vista. (Initially WINDOWS 7). Does not start. Comes with Startup Repair tool.

  System restore failed, damaged, registry problem Signature 07: No O, s installed.

  Choice 1 or q: beep.

  Check memory problems: no problem dedected, goes back to the Startup Repair

  Help

  Hello

  1 have had any changes made on the computer before the show?

  2. What is the full and exact error message?

  3. How have you tried to do a system restore?

  Method 1:

  I suggest you to refer to the article and see if it helps:

  Windows Vista or Windows 7 unbootable, and the Startup Repair tool does not resolve the problem

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/934540

  Method 2:

  Check the link and see if it helps:

  Pick up the pieces after a computer crash

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/picking-up-the-pieces-after-a-computer-crash

  Let us know if it helps.

• System Restore suspended at 0% - HP Pavilion Sleekbook 14-b001ea - Windows 7

  Hello

  I bought the Pavilion in 2011, but the OS has become corrupted during the weekend. Performing a system restore. I have the screen of "Restoring the Factory image" and a "tick" against the first 3 options (reformatting of the windows of your disk partition, copy the files needed to restore the hard drive and reinstall the original software"

  However, after more than 12 hours (night on the left), the progress is always showing 0%, and the cursor is a blue rotating circle.

  If I recycle the power that I have no doubt that I will not have a 'C' drive due to the first part of the restoration of the Windows partition but the ideas of formatting?

  Thank you

  Robin

  The easiest way is to download Microsoft Windows 7 USB\DVD download toolstore. Once you have done this, you will need to download an iso image of the operating system that was originally installed in your sleekbook from there.

  Use the Windows 7 USB\DVD download tool to create a windows usb Installer.

  Connect Windows usb Setup, turn on the sleekbook and immediately press the ESC key. In the start menu, choose boot options, and select Setup from usb as a boot option.

  Select repair your computer.

  

  

  Choose the Startup Repair tool

  

  

  

  After clicking on finish, your laptop will reboot and you should be able to start Windows normally again.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Restored my HP Pavilion to factory settings and now when I turn on the computer starts a recovery to start, then he can't find something wrong and want to do a system restore

  I have a HP Pavilion with Windows Vista.  Friday night, I restored the computer to the factory settings.  After doing what he started back to the top as usual and was very good.  I shut down my computer Friday night and then Saturday morning, when I turned on the computer screen to start Recovery came and when throught he process of trying to find errors and found nothing and then gave me a message at each stop or do a system restore.   Does anyone know why it would start this resumption of start after that I just restored it?   I'm ideas... Please help.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/contacthp?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=au

  You restored your computer for some reason any.

  And now you have problems after using the HP recovery process.
  It seems to me that you might have another problem inyour computer.

  Problem with HP Recovery Process(during or after), contact HP.

  It's Recovery process HP, not Microsoft.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop: HP Pavilion 15 laptop: System Restore completed successfully. The problem is not resolved.

  About 3-4 weeks ago, my computer found himself in a reboot loop. I was not online at the time where he was probably not due to an update.

  After going on the HP Web site, it was first suggested that the issue could be overheating due to dust. I followed the instructions but it does not work.

  Diagnosis is directed which has determined that there are no problems with the hardware or memory.

  Then the site suggested that I do a Refresh system or a system restore. I tried the cooling system. It did not work.

  I contacted HP Tech Support hotline and they told me to update the drivers. Drivers cannot be updated / installed (by me at least) in Safe Mode, if it does not work.

  Then told me the only choice I had was to do a Factory Reset/System Restore.  After the purchase of an external HARD drive and backup of my files, I tried to do the factory reset. I received a prompt to insert a disc, but computer did not come with a disc. If it does not work.

  Then I was told by support that I had to buy "recovery disc" or a new copy of Windows 8.1. Technical support said it was the only way to solve the problem. By chance, I found another video that shows how to access recovery tool of real system since menu troubleshooting at start-up.

  System recovery completed successfully. However, while creating the new installation of Windows 8.1 (implementation name, country, favorite colors, e-mail etc.) the original reboot loop problem started. If it does not work. Even worse, because the Windows installation is incomplete - and can complete because of the reboot loop - I can access more fashion is safe.

  Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Miracles would net you have my firstborn (eat too in any case).

  Okay, so I had to take the machine to a technician. What she said is that it was certainly not a hardware problem. Its best estimate is that my computer As witn infected a Trojan horse which subsequently transferred, entered the BIOS and corrupted partition.

  Short history of Tech, they fixed by redoing the BIOS and installing a new copy of Windows 8.1. I asked about the other options that I received. She explained that a remote technical support could not fix the problem, nor recovery disks could solve the problem.

  My advice to all who encounter such a complex problem, when you contact HP Support don't forget to request contact information for a local HP technician, licensed (I only asked for this in desperation by accident). Just in case your problem is not easily diagnosed or solvable, it might just save you some time, money and spare you confusion.

  As for how I got infected with the Trojan possible in the first place, no idea. The only thing I can think is that I've opened an e-mail looking strange but legitimate to someone I didn't know. However, it was about 6 months ago and the problem started a month before, so I at least do not know if there is a link. However, it is always good advice not to open strange e-mails. Note that the technician did say that even if I had Norton installed, it would not be able to automatically detect the problem. (I wonder if I called Norton technical support if they could have helped or pointed me in the right direction faster. But even once, any comments or information I received from HP technical support gave usable clues. "And refresh the system that has been proposed did uninstall Norton).

  So, I have a computer to work again. I hope this info can be useful to someone and avoid frustration. Thanks to everyone who took the time to read my post.

• Pavilion 2000: Using the system restore

  I used the system restore in the past and I know it took a few hours to complete with good results, as it eliminated the problem. Last week, I used the restoration of the system, the screen turned blue and the restoration began however this continued for more than 3 days!  I was unable to use my laptop for so long. I saw a blue screen with an icon swirling in the Center. Miraculously, the day 4, he came back to life, but immediately began to update the apps I had checked to only not to do. It took an extra day. Actually, now it's back to normal. I am now afraid to use the restoration of the system again. What I've done wrong?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting in the HP Support forum.

  Could you provide your full computer model - information can be seen from the service tag sticker > > http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Miscellaneous-Topics-Read-Only/Advice-for-asking-the-quot-Very-Best-Question-quot/td-p/83280 ?

  Could you confirm your OS - is this Windows 8/8.1 now?

  I see your previous thread in the attempt to upgrade to W10...

  I'm not sure about what you were wrong (if anything), but

  System Restore is a feature of Windows that usually takes minutes (30 minutes max) in full, not hours, not days. It restores the Windows registry, files/settings of the system to a previous state and is generally quick.

  Do you mean the system recovery or system reset/refresh?

  These are different things. These restore original Windows or format partitions on HARD drive - it can take an hour or 2-3 max but not days.

  If these (especially system restore) lasts days, there is indeed something wrong with the operating system.

  Looking forward to your confirmations.

• HP Pavilion dv9330us STOP: 0 X 00000116 (0X872C4AB0, 0X8A9C30, 0x00000000, 0x00000002)... Could not load even windows in safe mode after full system restore.

  I have a Pavillion dv9330us laptop.  My computer crashed after an update has been installed automatically.  I did a complete system restore.  After completing the restoration I was downloading all updates.  after SP2 updates are available.  The computer crashed again after the installation of one of the most recent updates.  The update was probably an update of graphs, I have done research.  Now my computer does not load windows.  I get the BSOD and cannot access the windows at all, not even in safe mode.  I can't do anything for drivers or anything else because I can't even access my computer in cmd mode.  The error code is STOP: 0 X 00000116 (0X872C4AB0, 0X8A9C30, 0x00000000, 0x00000002)...

  NVLDDMKM. SYS - address 8A9C30 base at 8A9C0000, DateStamp 4578eca9

  Help, please... HP says they can do a refurb more money that the laptop is worth.

  Hi Volatus,

  I would say lets you do a system restore using the Windows Vista DVD to one hour before the update that has the problem of the installation and check if you are able to boot.

  What are the system recovery options in Windows Vista?

  I hope this helps.

• Hall 20: I can't do a system restore to overcome the refusal of the system to accept the password.

  I did a restore to factory on the Pavilion 20. Pressing me F11 has troubleshooting screen and I chose the system restore. All right

  I set up the UserName Admin and the password carefully (but don't think to do a password recovery disk).  I installed a different AntiVirus Norton application, a default value.  So I uninstalled Norton.  It required a reboot to complete uninstallation.

  This is where my problems started.

  Upon restart, the computer will not accept the password!  There is no mistake here.  It was carefully designed and entered in the creation of duing twice.  I even considered perhaps that I soon take my finger on the SHIFT key (twice) then tried many variations of SHIFT or no change for the capitals and even the next character in the password.  I restarted 50 times trying to get just one time and then I would like to choose a new password for connection.
  
  For the next, I thought I could just do a restore of the system from zero and re - configure again.  But now there is no option for me to use the system recovery.  This option is missing!  I spent many hours on searches of google for similar problems.  It's just not there.  I tried to use F10 and F11 to enter the system recovery.  I get to the menu troubleshooting and it has 3 options: Refresh uoir PC, reset your PC options and advanced.
  Clicking on advanced options gives me the system restore (a restore point (doesn't) usung) System Image recovery, startup repair, command prompt and UEFI firmware settings.
  
  I'm positn gthis in the hope that I can do a system recovery to the command prompt.  Is this possible?  If this is not the case, how can I do a system restore when the OPtion is not avaiiable?

  My question is: a complete system recovery was done, why it is no longer possible to

  Hello Newton51

  It will display the number of full model of the computer.

  I don't know what happened on your system but when you do the reset of the system, don't go not advanced.

  You should be able to click on reset your PC. That will erase the C: partition and reinstall Windows.

  

  When its finished, and you get to the part where it asks you to create a password for the user, LEAVE BLANK.

  Restart to make sure you can connect without using a password.

  IF you succeed at this stage, create your HP Recovery Media via the HP Support Assistant.

  If you enter an impasse once again, recovery media will wipe the drive and reinstall everything, including the recovery partition.

  NOTE: HP will allow you to record only one copy of the recovery media, so not to interrupt the process when you start.

  Now remove Norton and restart.

  Install this that never new you want security.

  When you're done, go to your user profile and carefully create your word password but do not close yet.

  Create the key to reset password on a USB key.

  Now restart and test your password.

  You have a USB reset if it doesn't.

  ----------------------------------------------------------

  If you are not able, or do not succeed to reset the PC, you have two options. Use the MS media creation tool to create recovery media (from another computer).

  Then, reinstall Windows 8.1 and download your HP drivers and install them.

  Or

  Order directly the appropriate recovery of the HP Support media.

  Contact HP worldwide | HP® official site

  Choose the country you are. Choose Help, then to the House.
  Enter the full product number and follow the prompts to contact Support.

  Chat with an agent will ensure that you get the appropriate recovery media.

  Hope that helps.

• System Restore DVD Vista vs Windows 7

  I'm new here and I apologize if this has been asked before.  I looked around and tried to search but can't find my answer.

  I just reveived my new HP Pavilion dv7t last night.  Notebook Essentials booklet says to create a set of DVD system restore, but This can only be done once.  I am in the process to register for the upgrade to Windows 7 snce is expected within a week.

  Should I go ahead and create the restore DVD system with the Vista operating system, and if I do I then will be able to create another System Restore DVD for Windows 7?

  I want to assure you that I have a restore of the system based on both operating systems, where I need to go back to Vista, but still have a system for Windows 7 restore, if it proves to be stable and I like the OS.

  I hope this makes sense...

  Make your Vista recovery DVD. Two reasons...

  1. you will not be able to do a cover of 7 Win set, (unless, of course, HP offers a magic here).

  2. If you install Win 7 and you need to reinstall it later, you will have to start with the Vista installation and repeat the upgrade process (unless HP upgrade version works differently from the retail... version did not get a response on this one here).

  Of course, you can always use an application of imaging to make an image of the newly installed Win 7 to use in the case of a reinstall. Acronis True Image or Macrium Reflect are 2 choices. Macrium is my preference.

• Satellite A500 - system restore problem

  Hello

  Recently I replaced the HARD drive in my A500 1 2 with WD5000BPKT with Advanced Format. When I try to restore the system of system restore Toshiba dvd I created, restart the computer after the installation of recovery and error message gives:

  File: \windows\system32\DRIVERS\LPCFilter.sys
  Status: 0xc0000428
  WIndows cannot verify the Digital Signature of the driver.

  Boot Manager Windows "screen" always comes to the top and Windows does not start.
  1. ask a windows installation disk-thought, it was given to Toshiba Recovery DVD I burned.
  2 Chosse language settings - click next
  3. click on "repair your computer."

  How to restore my system?

  Hello

  To be honest, it's the first time I see this error message.
  Are you sure that the new HARD drive is OK?
  Maybe installation issues concern the new installed HARD drive?

  It would also be possible that your recovery DVDs was not created properly
  Who knows that anything is possible

  In your case, I recommend to check the HARD drive first. The test of HARD disk drive is an excellent tool. Select this check box. Its freeware

  If the tool would not detect any errors, then you should try to install a Windows operating system by using a different disk, you can also order a new disc of recovery from here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• DV6 - 6153cl drivers for biometric devices missing after system restore

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6 - 6153cl Entertainment PC with Windows 7. I used the fingerprint reader, since I have my laptop. The scanner has stopped working.

  Background: two weeks ago, I downloaded the latest version of Norton 360 (Version 21.1.1.7), which caused my laptop to keep crashing every few hours. After much time consulting technical support, I did a system restore to a few days before the new version download then downloaded the version of Norton 360 and active. This solves the problem of crash.

  Problem: After restoring the system, my fingerprint reader no longer works. By control panel > all Control Panel items > biometric devices, "Windows do not have the biometric devices on this computer. You will need to attach your device or install device drivers. "Can someone tell me what are the correct drivers that I need and where to find them?

  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  First of all, download and reinstall the driver Validity Sensor on the following link.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp55001-55500/sp55109.exe

  Once completed, restart the laptop.

  If it still not works, you may also need to reinstall HP SimplePass on the link below.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp54501-55000/sp54680.exe

  Yet, when it has installed, restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• NEED DRIVERS AFTER SYSTEM RESTORE

  HP Pavilion g6-2128tx Notebook PC 
  Serial number: 5CD2231LJF

  {Information}

  After system restore a bunch of drivers was missing, I managed to update some drivers but I need some I can't find. Help!

  Hardware ID

  Ethernet controller:

  PCI\VEN_10EC & DEV_8136 & SUBSYS_183E103C & REV_05

  BCM20702A0

  USB\VID_0A5C & PID_21E3 & REV_0112

  PCI device

  PCI\VEN_10EC & DEV_5229 & SUBSYS_183E103C & REV_01

  PCI Simple Communications controller

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1E3A & SUBSYS_183E103C & REV_04

  SM Bus controller

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1E22 & SUBSYS_183E103C & REV_04

  (USB) Universal Serial Bus controller

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1E31 & SUBSYS_183E103C & REV_04

  I run on Windows Ultimate-64-bit

  Help would be GREAT

  Hello

  Download and install the following.

  Chipset Driver - Windows 7.

  After this Setup is complete, restart the laptop.

  Realtek software LAN.

  Broadcom Bluetooth 4.0.

  Realtek card reader driver.

  Intel Management Engine Interface.

  Intel USB 3.0 Host Controller Driver.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• System Restore blocks never, never complete Windows day & installation of new programs gel updates.

  Greetings!

  After a scheduled update of Windows Vista, automatic updates has stopped working, among many other things:

  In manual mode, the progress bar hangs at 0% of the first update and never shows progress.

  When I try to shut down the PC (HP Pavilion s3241la computer desktop Slimline), the same story: set automatic start installation, but with no progress and in the end, I have to turn off the PC the way lasts.

  In Control Panel-> system of-> System Protection, I see no point of system restore, the system maintains "research" for always for these points but poster ever one and HARD drive shows no activity; the console "System Restore... ' is not too available, this is the button is grayed.

  No matter what program I try to install or to upgrade never ends, facilities simply wants.

  Help! How can I solve this?, the system is a production unit & it is not easy to stop all activities to perform a reinstallation from scratch.

  Best regards.

  Greetings & happy new year...
  After you use all 3 methods to solve the malfunction of the system, I am sorry to say that none worked.

  Method 1 makes no difference once the antivirus went.

  Method 2 has found no breach of integrity or something similar and rolling back to a previous restore point did not help also.

  Method 3 turned the system in a very unstable state, and at the end, I was forced to do a full backup of my data and restore the computer to the BONES of the original factory configuration.

  Thanks anyway, and I hope that this situation will never happen because there is no easy way to solve it.
  Best regards.