HP Pavilion 17-g108na: Reinstall Win10

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• Product name: Pavilion m6-1061er reinstall Windows on the laptop

  Product name: Pavilion m6-1061er reinstall Windows on the laptop

  Serial number: [personal information deleted]

  Windows7 Home was broken, but the hardware is OK. I have no disk with Windows 7 Home.

  I have the sticker on laptop with symbols

  Product key: XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

  [Personal information]

  My request is: how to install Windows 7?

  Hello

  There are two options available.

  1. you can order a set of replacement recovery disks using the link below - it will reinstall the operating system, all the drivers, and almost all of the original software (the exception being often tests of MS Office).  They will also recreate all of the original scores, including the recovery Partition.

  Order HP recovery disks.

  2 another option that you might consider is to create your own Windows 7 installation disc.

  Before you try the following, make sure that you can always read the character product activation key 25 on your label Windows COA (5 blocks of 5 alphanumeric games).

  An example of a COA label can be seen here.

  You can create a Windows 7 installation disc yourself using another PC - just download the good Disk Image ( this must be the same version that originally came with your laptop - it is listed as Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit ) from the link below and use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly on a blank DVD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.  These Images are clean and a very respected source (Digital River).

  Windows 7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit

  Use the disk to perform the installation, enter the activation key of Windows on the label of the COA at the request and once the installation is complete, use ' 'phone Method' described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system -this made method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want to just have a new installation of Windows 7 without additional software load normally comes with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  You may need, additional drivers and software are here.

  Best regards

  DP - K

• Pavilion 17-g108na: selected boot Image is not authenticated

  Dear Sirs

  I provide a laptop HP with windows 7 in the course of running for my clients.

  I bought a HP Pavilion 17-g108na and bought Windows 764 bit on a DVD.

  When I want to boot from the DVD, I get the error message:

  "The boot image selected is not authenticated to. Press enter to continue. »

  Is someone can you please tell me what I should do to get windows 7 installed.

  This would be much appreciated!

  Best regards, Chris

  Hi Chris,

  If you want to install Windows 7, need to disable secureboot and activate the start mode inherited so he could run.

  

• HP Pavilion 17-e119wm: reinstall Windows 10 operating system after replacing the hard drive

  Hello, I bought a laptop HP Pavilion year last for work or school. He perfectly managed until yesterday when it was freezing to close unexpectedly. Waited about half an hour to see if it would work himself, I had several programs running at the same time. With no results, I did a hard shut down and left for about two hours. Trying to turn it back on, I was stuck on the HP Home screen for almost an hour. I turned off the and tried again. Sometimes I would be stuck on the startup screen, and sometimes he would show that he was about to auto repair, then the screen turns off. In addition, the recovery menu of the system through the F11 key did not work, so I did a Quick Test of system and received a short Drive DST hard failure.
  
  I plan to buy a replacement HGST 5 K 1000 1 TB hard Drive from the manufacturer; However, my warranty expired last month, and I'm not sure how to reinstall the OS (installed with Windows 8.1 then upgraded to Windows 10 factory), once the new hard drive in place.
  
  I've never done a HP system recovery Image, and I'm low on funds, so I'm not able to contact HP directly. Help, please. I am a student and I work from home, so I am at a loss without my system.

  If you want to reinstall Windows 10, then this is the part the more easy and free.  I understand, completed after the upgrade to Windows 10, then you can clean install Windows 10 site M$.

  On a work computer, go to the WINDOWS 10 DOWNLOAD, scroll down to the purple 'Download tool now 64 Bit' click that to let do its thing.  On the next screen, choose 'Create the installation media for another PC', then what kind of media you want to use DVD or USB flash.  Once created, install Windows 10 on the PC in question - when everything that fact it is activated.

• Pavilion 17-g108na: Update.cpp 1205

  Dear all

  I bought a 17-g108na with Windows 10 Pavilion.

  I need isntall Windows 7 top because that which is requested by one of my clients.

  I managed to install Windows 7 and some drivers, but I can't install the Driver Broadcom Wireless.

  It is a BCM43142 card and I found this driver Win7: sp66403.exe

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?swItemId=ob_133353_1

  But when I install it, during this process, I get the "Update.cpp" error message 1205.

  The installation fails.

  Can someone help Dem with that?

  Best regards, Chris

  What has worked is that I installed the broadcom driver
  HP 250 G4
  
  Wireless works fine now.
  
  Solved ;-)

• Pavilion 500-314: Reinstall not destructive

  I am trying to perform a non-destructive reinstall of Win Home 64 bit on my 500-314 Pavilion 8.1.

  Since HP does not provide Windows installation floppies, and this procedure can be done recovery disc, I did a USB bootable Microsoft support Web site.

  The problem is that, once started, it tends to cling on one screen. I had the process works correctly once but be cause that I stupidly tried to do something else at the same time, I had to take off to the resettlement. Since I had to restart, I have not the option reinstall back screen.  Now when I start again from the USB key, reinstall it starts but clings to the screen "Ensuring you are ready to install" instead of the option on which screen reinstall to perform. I tried waiting for that step to continue, but after 6 hours, I decided it was certainly stuck (it happened several times). I tried several reboots, but that doesn't seem to help. It gets to the screen of tht and then stops.

  I ran the installer as an administrator, so this isn't it. I made the media twice so this isn't it.  Any ideas why installation does not now (same thoough it once)?

  PS no, I buy the installation diskettes not factory win 8.1, since I will be upgrading to Windows 10 once the bugs are developed in a few months.

  You are of course, right, on the difference between a repair installation and update - and I wish MS had done it much clearer to people because their general information leads people to assume these are the same, and when they do a refresh and lose their applications, they are very angry!

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• Pavilion Slimline s7320n: Pavilion Slimline s7320n - compatible Win10? Any necessary changes?

  My friend has an HP Pavilion Slimline s7320n PC, running WIndows XP, 32-bit.

  It has 1 GB of RAM.

  Direct X 9

  Celeron M 1.6GHz

  I intend to help to upgrade memory to 2 GB. Will it do anything else before you install Win10? Are there any known issues with this box and Win10?

  This system has no recommended configuration for Windows 10 as showin in the following link:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/ad/windows_10/not_tested.html?JumpID=cp_r163_us/en/pc_cons/win10/update/Findmyproduct

  I would not recommend Windows 10 on it. In addition, all components could not get the drivers needed to run on Windows 10.

• Pavilion dv6 - 7043cl: Reinstall Intel WiDi, HP compatible version on 64 bit Win 7 Pavilion DV6

  On my Pavilion dv6 - 7043cl, with Windows 7 (64-bit), I had been using the Intel WiDi successfully to the screen of my computer on my 50 LG Smart 3D TV, except for the display of 3D images processed in the correct 3D TV fit-a proven program (Stereoscopic Player).   To try to resolve the problem of 3D, I've updated the Intel's WiDi with the latest version on the Intel site, only to discover that I had missed a message indicating that another version of HP OEM of WiDi has been set up by HP for the maverick graphic processor on my dv6, requiring the HP software update.  Thus, subsequent attempts to use the WiDi Intel--update failed;  computer to TV connection has been detected, but on the TV screen, rather than get a duplicate of my computer screen, I got a box in the lower right corner, saying something like "Miracast connection".  After the disappearance of this box, nothing on the TV and the message on the computer returns to "disconnected".

  I tried to restart - tried again, same result.  Through HP Support Assistant, drilling up to my description of the computer and looking at the updated list.  Under something like "Displays and Multimedia. I found the HP Intel WiDi update and tried to apply it.  Unfortunately, the result was a message that I had already "installed a newer version" (apparently the update I had applied since the Intel web site).  As a result, I thought that I had to reinstall the Intel WiDi basis from a registered source file and update the list update HP rather than use the one on the Intel Web Site.

  So I uninstalled the Intel WiDi of the "programs and features" in the Panel.  Now I can not find a setup file for the base WiDi that works with my computer!   Question: How do you recommend I have restore the HP Intel WiDi for Windows 7 (64 bit) version?

  Hello:

  I found the Intel Wireless Display software under the section multimedia driver on your laptop support and driver page.

  Of course, I would have thought that he would have been entered in the section of the wireless driver...

  This package contains the Intel Wireless Display software for the laptop models running a supported operating system. Intel Wireless display software allows users to view information and video on a remote monitor or a TV equipped with a device that supports the technology Intel Wireless display (WiDi). This software runs only on systems that meet the eligibility criteria specified by Intel.

  File name: sp63552.exe

  Moral of the story... You can expect the unexpected.

• Pavilion P6-2469eo: Reinstalling windows after HARD drive crash

  Hi, I just bought a defective HP Pavilion P6 known.   After receiving and checking, it appears that the hard drive is faulty.

  The machine does not start, I have activated POST messages and now a screen message saying that 'no boot disk was detected, or the drive failed.    The DPS self test fails with code 7.

  I disabled the secure boot and can boot from a CD of Linux, so I know that, basically, the computer is still alive

  My question is, once I have comes from replacing the hard drive, I can get a copy of replacement windows to HP or do I buy one out of the copy of the Windows Tablet (or install Linux)?

  I was told that the machine is two years old and just out of warranty.

  Thank you!

  If out of warranty, you will most likely need to buy a set of HP or a partner of HP recovery disk. The good thing is that it's a reasonable price.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/CLC?tmp_showAll=false&'destPage = document & cc = us & dlc = en & docname = bph07143 & lc = en & tmp_clcDestination = doclink

• How can HP Pavilion dm1 I reinstall beats by Dre software

  Hi, I recently installed a new hard drive on my pavilion dm1 running Windows 7, it was the same hard drive as the original but my old broke. It's all works well but before I got the beats of software Dr. and I can't seem to find anywhere now.

  Is there anywhere I can download it from?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  Download and install the IDT HD Audio driver on the following link - this should also provide the Beats Audio interface.

  http://h30642.www3.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp56501-57000/sp56996.exe

  When the installation is complete, restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• 15-ab236nl Pavilion: Pavilion 15-ab236nl install an SSD

  Hello

  I am interested in buying this laptop

  Pavilion 15-ab236nl

  AFAIK, there is no option for a second HARD drive, so if I change the default HARD drive with an SSD in my choice would that work? (which means I'm able to reinstall Win10 etc..)

  or rather, if I had to buy a HARD drive for this model caddy, swap it with the DVD drive and install it with a SSD would that work? Do I need any special ribbon cable?

  There is no information about this exploit, so if anyone has any opinions or knowledge that would be great.

  I'm just asking if it is possible, not how, that would come later.

  Here are the applicable maintenance manual:

  Manual

  The first thing I want to emphasize is that this type of change, which probably will void the warranty. That said, it is possible to install an SSD, and according to the configuration you order, you can add a second hard drive in the slot of the WSSD m2 or the SATA connector, if she's not busy factory.

  You generally don't want to use the optical Bay for one SSD because the interface is slower than the main SATA bus and a player any connected as it will not be bootable, so you end up just with very expensive and paralyzed storage speed if you put an SSD in there. The best thing to do is to get out the mechanical hard drive spinner, put it in the optical Bay for storage and install an SSD. The m2 slot gave people fits, so I recommend you just work with SSD SATA 2.5 inch and not a m2.

  Post back if you need help most.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as SOlution' to help others find it.

• Sluggish after reinstalling OS

  So I had to reinstall Win10, it a new install with Firefox and a new profile (I imported bookmarks). And now everything is slow. Videos and .gif are fine, but the user interface is trolling. If I open and close tabs, I can clearly see stutter them, before it was the fluid movement. It's the same if I zom an image (images get bigger and "appears") I see stammer. Even with right click, just a moment before its opening.

  It was working fine before, but now it is not working properly. I tried to create a new profile and reinstall Firefox, with or without addons, but nothing helped.

  Disable Windows update and reinstalled graphics cards drivers worked.

• HP Pavilion desktop computer - 550-123 a: accidentally installed Windows 8 on Windows 10.

  Hello

  We bought this PC just 2 weeks, and it came with Windows 10. My father disliked windows 10 so it has installed windows 8 from a disc installation and now internet no longer works. The internet went through Ethernet cable direct to the modem. I have reset the modem, but it is not getting an IP address assigned to the NIC card. I tried to force an IP address to be assigned, but it still does not work.

  How can go back us to windows 10? I tried HP restore, but it only shows options for windows 8.

  Help, please!

  Thank you!

  Mani75

  Since Win8 is out, embedded OEMs their product keys in the UEFI firmware on motherboard - and stopped including print on stickers on the PC.

  You can reinstall Win10 by install media from this link: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/media-creation-tool-install?ocid=ms_wol_win10

  Because your PC is already registered for Win10, if you get a window asking for a product key, just choose the option to ignore that.

  After Win10 is re-installed and connect you to the Internet, the PC will be automatically reactivated.

  Good luck

• Windows 10 on older Pavilion

  I have a 6 years pavilion dv6 model xg880ua #abc (amd phenom 2 840 triple-heart) running windows 7. Anyone with this model has updated to windows 10. What was or is the experience. If I do, I'll do a clean install. Should I worry about?

  Hillelmenachim

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post about the upgrade of your Pavilion DV6 laptop to Win10 and wanted to help.

  I "upgraded" my laptop Pavilion DV6 (different model) in Win10 - but he had a lot of work, and I learned from it would have been much easier, I know the problems in advance had.  So, I set up this description to help others with a similar PC:

  -first of all, some generic comments-

  You think about the amount of work that you want to post just to run Win10.  Seriously.  Old machine Win7 tend to come in two flavors when it comes to upgrading Win10 - really easy and really difficult.
  
  The really hard to upgrade computers fall into two categories: (1) those who are expandable to Win10 and works OK, (2) those who are not.
  
  Computers laptops HP, especially old Win7 machines, often came with two different graphics - and Intel chips and then either a processor AMD or Nvidia.  This was known as switchable graphics card or hybrid.  You have run using the Intel chip most of the time, but when you need additional graphics power, as in the game, the PC automatically switched over to the use of the AMD or Nvidia graphics chip.
  
  Problem is, this requires special graphics drivers to work, and while that those that are preinstalled on laptops Win7, these drivers simply do not exist for Win10.  These drivers are not available from Intel, AMD or Nvidia.  One way to tell if your PC has two different graphics chips is to look in under Graphics Device Manager.

  WARNING IMPORTANT: If there are two different cards listed, an Intel and AMD/Nividia, then you have this problem - and if you force an upgrade to Win10, you will have serious graphic problems and your machine will not work.

  However, if you do not have this problem, to CAN pass to Win10, but you must be willing to do four things:

  (1) do a full image backup of disk external drive or USB stick, capacity
  (2) changes to the reserved system partitioning hard disk recommandΘes mΘthodes,
  (3) use a different approach to Windows Update to do the upgrade,
  (4) be ready to do a clean install, if the upgrade does not work.
  
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  1: backup of images:
  This is VITAL, because the machine is doomed to failure of the upgrade, and when that happens, you will learn that GoBack to Win10 function is NOT reliable, and that can leave you with a corrupt machine that will require the factory reset and lose all that on it, to get it working again.
  
  You can avoid this by making an image backup to an external hard drive or a USB drive using Macrium reflect (MR), which provides a FREE version that can be used to image and restore partitions or drives together.
  
  What I recommend is the following:
  (1) download and install Macrium reflect (MR)
  (2) run M. and choose the option: "Create an image of the partition (s) required to backup and restore Windows" to write a full backup to an external drive or USB key
  (3) use the option to create a CD or a USB startup key
  
  NOW, you have the means to restore a full system that works for the external hard drive or USB key in a few minutes.
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  2: System reserved for resizing:
  There is a small partition on the HDD with Win7 preinstalled machines known as system reserved.  It is something known as the boot loader code.  There is 100 MB format: all that is necessary for Win7.  But Win10 needs 350 MB and, in some cases, is NOT able to resize it on its own.  IF this happens, you must manually use a partitioning tool to resize it yourself.
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  3: use a different approach to upgrade:
  Windows Update is the simpler, but less reliable, way to do the upgrade from Win10.  A much better and more reliable way is to use Microsoft Media creation tool: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/media-creation-tool-install?ocid=ms_wol_win10
  
  In my case, I created the installation media Win10 on USB inserted that and tried to do the upgrade while remaining in Win7.  Who - failed miserably!

  So, I ended up having to restore my PC to Win7 (using MR backup, I had made before the upgrade) and follow the details in step 4 - and it worked!
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  4: be prepared to clean-install:
  If you do all this, and after the upgrade, your PC works partially, this means that the upgrade is not well and stuff is still there the previous OS corrupt the functionality of Win10.
  
  You MIGHT be able to solve the problem in fact a clean install of Win10. Problem is that, often, a clean-install does not recognize prior activation, even if it should.

  So, before doing the upgrade, follow these instructions on the community forums Win10 on creating a genuineticket.xml file: http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/23354-clean-install-windows-10-directly-without-having-upgrade-first.html
  
  You need more later to activate your pc Win10 after the installation of clean.

  NOTE: I did the clean install, and even if the product key was SUPPOSED to work to activate Win10, he did not.  And calls to MS are loss of time - since the MS idiots said I couldn't activate Win10 with a Win7 product key!

  What DID work was using approach documented in the tenforums thread genuineticket.  I copied that from the USB when I recorded it, restarted, and after that, my DV6 has been activated - and it working great since!
  
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• Pavilion 400-224: No. OS after the take-over of the factory

  Upgaded 8 victory to win 10.  Year later had to do a cover of the plant.  Wouldn't boot.  Diagnostic said no BONES

  handysaint

  To answer recent questions...

  (1) Win10: From your PC worked previously Win10, if you reinstall Win10, it SHOULD reactivate without any problem because your system is stored on the Microsoft Activation servers.

  (2) help HP: do not know what you are pregnant, in terms of aid.  Your PC did not come with preinstalled Win10, so there is nothing that you will find at HP who will help with that.  In addition, you have changed on the OS yourself, so there is nothing that HP is responsible for any warranty or support.  Is this forum basically.