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• HP Pavilion 15-n091sr: HP Pavilion 15-n091sr my recovery

  HP Pavilion 15-n091sr my recovery, we must

  Hi @izzet194 ,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion Notebook 15-n091sr and topics with the need of recovering your laptop. Here is a link that will give you a few delivery options for your laptop.

  You can also try a System r. He has contributed to the other. It includes a section when Windows will not go to the splash screen.

  Note Remove all USB devices. Disconnect all devices of non-essential, as these can cause some problems. Read the documentation first.

  Plug the adapter into a different wall outlet. Do not connect it a power strip, surge arrester, or secondary power source as this could cause and issue.

  I hope that it helps anything here.

  Thank you.

• Example: Pavilion 2226TU G6: creating windows 10 recovery discs

  My pc was pre installed with windows 8, and recovery for Windows 8 discs have already been made. Now, if I update to Windows 10, can I do a set of recovery disks to recover windows 10 later, whenever any problem?

  Hello:

  You can use the creation of a tool of windows 10 image and save them on a portable hard drive or several DVD.

  http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5495-system-image-create-Windows-10-a.html

  You will also need to do a Startup Repair flash drive, or you can do a full installation of W10 DVD or player flash from the link below to access the system image that you create.

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/Windows10

  You can update the image of the system as many times as you want to update (probably best to do it on the laptop hard drive).  It replaces the existing image on a hard drive portable.

• 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.

• 15-n088sr Pavilion: Pavilion 15-n088sr BIOS recovery

  Hello, I try to update my bios for Pavilion 15-n088sr.  I downloaded the bios sp67140.exe (F.66, Intel processor) and install it, then I was copy my current bios and after that I was updating the bios.

  Laptop computer has been reset and wrote all the bios successfully block and restart again... and more than 20 min no action, black screen, no ceiling of flashing, hdd led or screen.

  How I try to recover my bios:

  1 format my Transcend 8 gb DataTraveler USB Flash drive FAT32 and set the name as HP_TOOLS

  2 download and install the bios

  3. download and install Support HP UEFI environment

  4. pull on the battery, plug the usb flash and hold the Win + B keys and turn on the laptop

  and no chance screen, the rest black. Flash USB led blink twice (see gif) fixed light upward. I ' l try to change USB ports/USB Flash drive/BIOS, always the same.

  I also have pervoius bios, I made a new one before flash. How can I restore pervoius or flash new version? The only chip on MiniPRO TL866 programming?

  My GIF bios recovery procedure: (9.6 MB)

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  Files on my USB key:

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  Sorry for my English.

  Аfter several attempts Finally I solved my problem!

  (I spent about 20 hours for this)

  Here we go:

  1. download and unzip using 7zip (F.04) sp62731.exe

  2. download and unzip using 7zip (F.67 (A) sp69887.exe

  4 remove all BIN sp69887 folder files

  3. copy 02161F04. BIN sp62731 folder sp69887 folder and rename to 02161F67. BIN

  4. plug the USB, FAT32, HP_TOOLS (I used Transcend DataTraveler 8 gb)

  4. run the InsydeFlash.exe and create a recovery USB flash drive

  5. go in Hewlett-Packard\BIOS\Current on your USB key and copy the two files 02161.bin and 02161.s12 and paste these files into folders Hewlett-Packard\BIOS\New and Hewlett-Packard\BIOS\Previous

  6. plug the USB flash to your laptop are resisting WIN + B key and power

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• HP Pavilion p6 2000-ukm: recovery disk/boot on a new HARD drive?

  Hello

  I have a hp Pavilion p6 2000 ukm. Recently I started getting on my HARD drive error messages, saying it was a failure. I recently bought a new HDD in my pc. I connected it correctly and it says that I need recovery disk / boot disk.

  To my knowledge when I bought this pc there was no disk Windows 7. Now I know on workstations, you create your own.

  My question is... How to get windows 7 installed on my new hard drive when I plug it in? I'm looking for the iso of windows 7, I think that his name, but I can't find any .iso file.  I'm trying to install windows 7 on my new drive HARD I need not my other files like music... etc. I'm looking to get my HARD drive installed with windows 7, where it has IE and I can go back to the installation of everything I had previously. Should u use "create a system image"? Its a big file and requires 7 + dvd discs is my only option? I have my 25 key windows 7 as well.

  Any help is thank you attended.

  Hey,.

  Here's the phone number,

  02076600596

• Pavilion 500-141ea: HP Recovery Manager

  I read in another Board that HP Recovery Manager is accessible from the start menu. But it may not be accessd in the Start Menu on my Windows 10 system! I have not tried this recently, but can I still access it by pressing F11 immediately after the passage on my PC?

  More importantly, can I still reset my PC to factory settings using the HP Recovery Manager, now I have 10 windows? Otherwise, I might as well delete the HP recovery partition to free up space...

  Sheri52

  Thanks for the reply.

  While Microsoft says there is no risk in the upgrade of Win10, because they allow you to believe that you can always return to your BONES and the original installation program within 30 days, the ugly fact of the matter is that the Win10 GoBack feature turned out to be unreliable - and when she fails, she can let machines in a State corrupted - that does not always happen , but it happens often enough to be a problem and you will get no warning beforehand that he goes to the trash your PC!
  
  If this is not enough, the Win10 upgrade is known, in some cases, corrupt partition recovery stored by the OEM that built the original machine. It's pretty much guarantee that no HP recovery will work: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Video-Display-and-Touch/HP-Recovery-Manager-Blocked-After-Windows-10-Upgrade/td-p/5170752

  So, basically, the recovery partition won't do you no good now - you may remove as well.

  However, I highly recommend that you plan to use a third party to make a backup image of your PC, known as Macrium Reflect.

  Macrium reflect (MR) provides a FREE version that can be used to image and restore partitions or drives together: http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.aspx
  
  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
  
  My experience is that SIR, when you use the option of Compression high, typically allows to compress the image file recorded at about 50% of the space USED in the OS partition. This means that if you have a 40GB and 80GB OS partition is used, MR must only about 20 GB to store the image file.
  
  I use all the time and it usually takes less than 10 minutes to make the backup of the image and at the same time or less do a restore.
  
  In addition, MR has the ability to add a recovery Boot Menu entry. This then allows you to boot into Windows re, and then you can use it to do a restore - when you cannot start Windows!
  
  NOW, you have the means to restore a full system that works for the external hard drive or USB key in a few minutes.

  Good luck

• HP pavilion ab-516tx: disk recovery and other readers gets automatically complete

  my disc recovery and other readers to complete slowly as I began to work, is there any virus or it is an internal problem.

  can you help me out of this, is there a solution?

  Hi @Sahilchhabra,
  
  Please become a member of the HP's Support Forums. I understand that you have disk space issues. I'll be happy to help you.

  Please see the following documents.

  Resolution (Windows, 10, 8) low disk space errors

  Screening of hardware failures (Windows, 10, 8)

  As to your question about a virus here is a link that may help.

  Computer may be infected by a Virus or malicious software (Windows, 10, 8)

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  If you need help, let me know and I will gladly make all that I can to help you.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this post as "accept as a Solution.
  To simply say thank you, click the Thumbs up below!

  Thank you.

• Question about Recovery Media Creator

  Hello everyone, first of all, I don't know if this should be in this category, but I thought it would be best to post in.

  My question is about the progress of the Recovery Media Creator. I was about to create the recovery DVD and I noticed that there are several support options for recovery (Recovery Media recovery media 3 1).

  My question is, what are the differences between them? No matter if I only check one of them, so I need less DVD or smaller USB?

  Thanks in advance.

  PS Excuse my grammar or bad explanation if there is no error.

  Hello

  As much as I know there is no difference between the to 3 1 recovery media recovery media.
  This info shows you ONLY the quantity of disks required.
  If you create a recovery using a DVD media, you might have more than one DVD disc.
  In case you create USB recovery media, you won't have many different memory USB flash keys.

• HP Pavilion Notebook 15-n003tx: recovery of the attempt has failed. Select one of the following buttons:

  pls tell me about this problum pls pls pls I m very sad

  Hi @srswami,
  
  Please become a member of the HP's Support Forums. I understand that you have a problem with the recovery. I'll be happy to help you.

  Please see the following documents.

  Performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system

  Troubleshooting (Windows 8) HP system recovery problems

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  If you need help, let me know and I will gladly make all that I can to help you.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this post as "accept as a Solution.
  To simply say thank you, click the Thumbs up below!

  Thank you.

• Pavilion 15-b129wm: USB recovery does not

  I followed the instructions that came with the recovery media, he asked for a few minutes, then the screen went black for several hours. The support hotline kept breaking and I can't find a solution.

  Thank you for this!

  If you get hard disk short DST a fails, which indicates the drive is defective and you probably need to look at the possible replacement options. I suggest you contact our telephone support about this information. Please follow this link http://support.hp.com/us-en/contact-hp enter your product number, select your product, scroll down and fill out the form. Will then give you a case number and a phone number / reference to give the agent who answers your phone call.

  Hit the "accept as Solution" if we reached a solution and the "thumbs up" to say thank you for my help.
  Have a nice day

• Pavilion G7 - 1117cl: laptop recovery corrupted.

  My wife has an HP laptop that apparently has been invaded by a virus.

  I ran a full recovery of the system of the system to recover.

  "Everything" be okay except that it will install is no longer in many Windows updates.

  Some go in the good, too to fails.

  I guess the virus got into the part of resumption of training.

  If I buy recovery discs system master HP and completely reset and restore this remove any virus hidden in the disc and fix Windows 7 update?

  It is perhaps simply an update of Windows ordering process. I recently did a cover on a portable 4 years old, which means a lot of Windows updates. In a first time, many did not - some were installing. I think that what is happening is that some are mandatory before others will install actually - but WU is not smart enough to put them in good condition. It took about a week to WU before all seemed to start to work. I had the laptop placed to get updates on a daily basis and left that it powered, but I checked manually updates a few times over a few days speed up the process. I was almost ready to throw in the towel when everyone finally click.

  On the question of recovery disks-, it is always better to have them onhand. You never know when a hard disk will fail and must be replaced. In this case they are certainly needed. They also help to correct problems in the event of a bad virus infection.

  If you can't make your game using HP Recovery Manager I would order them.

  Recovery media creation > >Windows 7

• HP Pavilion P7-1227: drive recovery Partion is missing

  Hi Sir, I am trying recovery my PC for Žtat Defaul so I try to do the recovery disc and there is a message that says "recovery disk Partion is missing."  I think maybe download ths on the side partition web HP can't try and purfchase DVD says wrong zip code, I live in Puerto Rico and my postcode is 00961 I hope you can solve this problem thanks a lot for your support.

  Fill out the form on this page to get a number for assistance or options:

  https://support.HP.com/PR-es/contact-HP/product/HP-Pavilion-P7-1200-desktop-PC-series/5187022/model/5231630#Z7_3054ICK0KGTE30AQO5O3KA30F3

• HP Pavilion dv6-6135dx: bad recovery disks sent

  If three computers laptops hp of my family died in the same week (tbf time my parents had the virus and I have neglected my failing ram). I took them all better buy geek team because I didn't have the time to fix and my parents are under warenty.

  All I wanted to do to mine was a complete system restore and wiping, already backed up all my data but my recovery partition has been altered and I don't have a recovery disk, a mistake I'll be sure to never do it again.

  After that the best buy had it for a few days, that they informed me that I had to buy the hp recovery discs. I paid extra money for 2 days shipping, obtained records, took the best purchase and waited several days to be told that the discs are bad and I had to ask hp for replacements for the disks, I had no more than a week ago. So today I spent over an hour on the phone by train and failure to have a person to understand and give me a solution to what I thought was a fairly simple problem (everyone I spoke with was nice, but we had a problem with his microphone and I could hardly understand them).

  Don't know what should be the next step, but I have been without my computer alone for weeks at this point and I seriously need to work.

  HI @Mag11 ,

  I brought your question to the attention of a team within HP. They are likely to ask for information from you to get your information or product serial number. Please search for a private message from a contact HP identified. Also, remember not to publicly display (numbers series and information).

  If you are unfamiliar with the operation of the function of the Forum, private messages you can learn about this here.

  Kind regards
  George

• HP Pavilion x 360: D recovery

  I have a HP Pavilion x 360, which is less than a year. I have no music, photos or files stored on this laptop. When I looked at my storage space on the computer, I see that the RECOVERY (D) has only 2.39 GB free of 21.6 GB. I right-click on it to see what files were stored there and I can not access this information. It appears that ups with a warning saying: this area of your drivve hard (or partition) contains files used during restart Windows from the push button and image of HP recovery. Do not remove or modify any of these files. Any change to this partition could have an impact in the future the system recovery feature. It is something I should be concerned with, or is it normal to have the amount of space used. I don't want to take it to a computer repair shop if it is supported, with that it is less than a year that it should be under warranty if there is a problem. Thank you for any information regarding this problem.

  What you see is completely normal. The recovery disk is very full, because its content does not change and there is no need to free space on it. You can create a recovery disc (USB key) that play the same role as the recovery disk (partition) and then delete the partition to free up space.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/create-USB-recovery-drive

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