HP Pavilion g7-1338dx: error in Partition Recovery Windows 7

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  morris81

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  I searched the Forum but have not found exactly what I needed to know.

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  Kessinger4, welcome to the forum.

  Kessinger4 wrote:

  Hello

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  I have a HP Recovery partition, but I never created a recovery disk (it always shows me a reminder), so here are my questions:

  (1) if I create the DVD of recovery (as requested by this reminder of HP), it will remove the recovery Partition?  NO.

  (2) if I don't create the recovery DVD and use the HP system recovery, it remove the recovery Partition after recovery?  NO.

  (3) if I make the recovery of the system (without DVD), I'll be able to create the recovery DVD after? Will it keep showing me the reminder?  Yes

  (4) if I do a recovery of the system (without DVD), will I still be able to use the Recovery Manager software? If I create the DVD, I will still be able to use it?  Yes

  I ask this cause I'd rather have my recovery on the HARD drive on a DVD, but I'm afraid that a recovery of the system will delete the partition recovery and software.  It is always better to create the recovery/s disk because if fails it HARD drive, you will lose everything with no way to get it back.  The DVD is much more reliable than the HARD drive.

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  HP Pavilion 2205tx - C5j09PA #UUF G4

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  "Partition recovery has been deleted" Message in creation of recovery media.

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  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! The Forums are a great place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

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  The sizes provided in the service manual should be sufficient.  However, if you need help, then you can contact our telephone support HP.  Please use the following http://www.hp.com/contacthp and create a folder for your question and contact HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link below to get contact information for your region.
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