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  After my sister died, I found his nearly new laptop (HP Pavilion DV7? nr), but have not been able to use it, because of password and a biometric scanner. It sounds like a nice laptop, but worthless if I can't use it. Any Suggestions for one-it-myselfer (cheap)?
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  There were not any software who carried on this laptop, so I don't know if she had, originally, and if it would work as does my drive recovery for my old HP Pavilion laptop using Vista.

  After my sister died, I found his nearly new laptop (HP Pavilion DV7? nr), but have not been able to use it, because of password and a biometric scanner. It sounds like a nice laptop, but worthless if I can't use it. Any Suggestions for one-it-myselfer (cheap)?
  A recovery disk can be inserted into the Blu - Ray player and re - install the original settings?
  There were not any software who carried on this laptop, so I don't know if she had, originally, and if it would work as does my drive recovery for my old HP Pavilion laptop using Vista.

  Contact HP and see what combination of keys at startup it probably gets to the factory defects.

  Maybe this:
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=c00809678&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&product=18703

  Restore the PC to its original state with the HP Recovery Manager if Windows Vista is not accessible

  If the computer does not start in Windows, it may still be possible to use the HP recovery disk to restore the computer to its original state. The Recovery Manager can be started during the boot process by following the steps below.

  1. Press on the button / stop to start the computer and press f11 when the standard BIOS guests appear on the black screen.
     

     NOTE: by pressing the f11 key during startup on a computer with an image factory HP will start the system recovery process, even if the message is not displayed.

     • If the HP Recovery Manager can access the recovery on the hard drive partition, you receive a to back up user files before you start the recovery prompt. Follow the instructions.

     • If the HP Recovery Manager cannot access the hard disk to resolve system errors, you need to use the recovery disk custom that you created to recover the hard disk to its original state.

     • If you have not created the custom recovery disk, or disks are damaged, you can order a replacement of HP recovery CD.

  2. When the Recovery Manager starts, follow the instructions of recovery step by step , shown above.

  Solve a common problem of recovery.

  If the original operating system is changed to a non - Vista OS, the Recovery Manager cannot be launched either office or by pressing f11 at startup. You can use the recovery disk to restore the computer to the original state of Vista. If you are using a non - Vista OS, you can use a third-party partition management program to recover hard disk space.

  Or try to order a new recovery discs...

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?DocName=bph07143&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&product=18703#N76

  Maybe this article:
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  HP has a simple recovery process, and its policy to provide filtering alternatives is well integrated in its support pages.

  I went through the process of replacing for a two-year-old HP Pavilion Elite m9600t. This system was built in the summer 2009, before Windows 7 shipped. As a result, my only option was to support Windows Vista 64-bit. For first class mail, HP shipping or taxes added up to $15.80. (I might have updated 2-day or night FedEx delivery for another $6 or $12, respectively.)

  

  From this page: HP and Compaq Desktop PC: looking for recovery discs?

  There step by step instructions to create a recovery disc for Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP. Also, it offers the possibility to order replacement disks, but warns that these discs may only be available for a limited time:

  If you are unable to create a set of recovery discs, you may be able to order a set of replacement of HP HP discs. maintains an inventory of recovery disks of replacement several years after the product was released. However, due to licensing restrictions, HP is able to provide these recovery disc for a limited time. If the computer is several years after its warranty period, HP isn't maybe able to provide replacement for your computer disks.

  I tried with a model of 2008 HP (long out of warranty) and was able to locate filtering alternatives.

  The process of media control was a little confused. The key is to start with the appropriate model number, then click on software and driver downloads, as shown here:

  

  On the next page, you are prompted to select an operating system. The support link to recovery in the results list is available only if you select the version of Windows that your computer initially comes with. If you do not see a section "Recovery media", HP suggest "to ensure that you are on the right model number page and select another operating system." It worked for me.

  Interestingly, the last section on the page is titled "finding of the recovery disks from other Web sites. It contains a warning at the top in bold: try all other options in the paper support before attempting to order recovery disks at outside HP.

  If HP is further providing the recovery disc for your computer model and is no longer possible to create a recovery disk, you may be able to find a solution outside of HP.

  Popular online auction sites and providers of computer parts may have a part in stock original recovery disk. However, be cautious and aware of the risks when buying from a source outside of HP recovery disks. Beware of sites that offer recovery solutions when they are not affiliated with HP.

  Even if HP could not have a recovery disc available for purchase of value, search the part HP command Web site to find recovery kit part number that corresponds to your computer. Once you find the part number of the recovery disc, use the number in your search for best results.

  It's actually good advice. If you can find a part number, you may be able to find records of replacement from a legitimate outside vendor that specializes in parts for the models of the manufacturer of your PC.

• "Mounting of the devil? The blu - ray will have technical details?

  Just watched the first half of last night.  Although it is a doc marvelously involving, what got me knock out is all the Visual trickery.  I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HE WAS DOING. The blu - ray comes out in November. There will be stuff in it?  He talks about it anywhere?

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  I have a laptop Satellite A200-21dts supplied with the mat * a UJ-850 drive.

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  I plan to buy a new one, but I wish that whoever has a buit in the Blu - ray dvd player.

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  > These drivers work with Toshibas?
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  As much as I know Toshiba didn t nothing said about Blueray players compatible Satellite A200.

  The fact is that not all readers are compatible due to different master/slave/c-salt settings.
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  How do you connect your Blu - ray player to your laptop?
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• Installation of a BLU - RAY DRIVE internal in a 8700 XPS PC.

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• X230T USB 3 port sleep problem with external Blu - Ray drive

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  I guess I'm out of luck at this point because I think I've tried all possible solutions?

  Thank you.

  Hi again,

  I have looked on the specs and do not see why this problem should occur. I would make sure that the BIOS is updated, if you have not already. The latest BIOS for your machine is 2.03 and came out a month ago. This update, you can find here. And if this does not work, can you check and publish what are the settings in your BIOS Config > USB Configuration?

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• Blu Ray drive not detected on Windows Explorer

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  Keep us updated on the status of the issue.

• Virtual Blu Ray player or Blu Ray drives external programs... Which one? Myth or Muffin?

  Greetings one and all,

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  "Help me Obiwan you're my only hope!" Tiffany Snow

  Hi Tiffany Snow,

   
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