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  then I realized that the problem is in my cuz IPS (Internet Service Provider), it could not find the server
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  again go in properties
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• having the 1935 error code and can not install windows vista from my recovery disc

  I have a recurring error when trying to install all programs (Error 1935).

  and have reinstalled windows using my vista full 23 bits and when installing any program, even a basic program I get the error code 1935. I have a recovery disk, but I don't know how to start to charge and use the recovery disc supplied with my PC
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  Thank you very much
  Dave

  Each manufacturer is different things about the recovery partition.  You need to contact the computer manufacturer (online - they can publish procedures - or by telephone) for instructions on how to use the recovery disk (there are probably a combination of special keys at boot that activates the process).  Keep in mind that this type of resettlement will completely eliminate your primary system partition, so don't forget to backup your important data until you try it.

  Here is an article on the 1935 error and solution to fix it.  Maybe this will help (he has a little advanced, but so is the problem then do your best to fight the operating instructions).  http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2004/11/10/255346.aspx.

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• Re: How to recover the Equium A210 - is not recovery disc

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  Hello

  I think that your laptop supports HARD drive recovery!
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  Just press the F8 key immediately after the laptop has been turned on.
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  Please note that this procedure will fix the laptop back to the factory settings and format the entire HARD drive!

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  Hello.

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  I tried to create a system to dual-boot with Windows XP and Windows Me on a PC from Hewlett Packard, model a350n, to facilitate access to the old and more recent examples of software in my computer.  Operating systems that are installed properly, however, when running Windows Me, I noticed that the system has detected a large number of hardware problems and a number of missing drivers. I have no problems the first time I installed Windows Me, and I realized that this must have been the existence of partition recovery console Hewlett Packard, who was at the current time, where the Windows Me operating system can locate the necessary drivers for the PC to operate.  Since the deletion of this partition (which I foolishly declared unnecessary from there), problems of hardware in the BIOS, PCI slots, sound cards, etc. exist in abundance.

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  Thank you!

  Hello Taran_Wanderer,

  Unfortunately there is little that can be done on the side Microsoft.  It's HP to provide you with the disks appropriate for your machine model.

  You can look in an update of the BIOS from HP, but honestly, I don't know if this will have an effect on the question of whether or not the HP recovery disks will work.

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• Lost Windows 7 disk - no recovery disc Option

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  Review:

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• Windows 7 64-bit recovery discs

  I installed Windows 8 and it is just messed up and and I don't like, so I ordered Windows 7 64 bit HP recovery discs using my serial number of computers.

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• How factory retore del inspiron to factory using my own made windows 7 home prem recovery disc

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• Is the standard Satellite A200 product recovery disc?

  It is very regrettable that after reinstalling the product of my Satellite A200 recovery disc, the language is now in Deutsch. Since I got the recovery disc to the center of Toshiba for a replacement, do you not thank they will be replaced by an English version? If so will be affect the entire notebook in its performance, or perhaps a program previously connected may have disappeared or missing.

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• Replace the Windows 8 of HPs recovery image with windows 8.1

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  Anthony

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