Operating system does not start; F11 gives error.

HP Pavilion dv7

0xc000000f error code

-does not start the o/s

-not boot to safe mode (or whatever it is)

-System gives error F11 recovery

-friend did not restore system cd

-OS is Windows 7

I removed the hard drive and slave it to my office (using 2.5 USB cable).  The files are accessible except the \USERS directory is MIA.  If I can see the C: and D: (recovery partition)-

Can I run the program on my desktop computer to create the recovery CD?  (faster you proceed your order/delivery/arrival)

Other suggestions?

Thank you...

ACETech says:

p/n: NM295UA #ABA

Installation media (recovery dvd) was not made by the user.  That's why I asked if I could make running the hard drive from outside the laptop (enslaved at my office).  Thanks for the info, I can't do that.

Will be there without you say the o/s?  It is not sure that vista or 7 32-bit or 64-bit.

Looking at his hard drive Windows and a Linux flash player, I don't see his user under the \users Directory directory.  It of funny, just might be blown away...

It's Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit with Service Pack 1.

Here link to the specs page.

Best regards

ERICO

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