Pavilion 15-n234sl: destructive recovery

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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.

• Destructive recovery - hidden restore Partition - Vista 32-bit

  Hello

  I need to do a clean install of vista but have lost all of the disks that came with the computer. How do I access the 'Hidden recovery Partition"(AKA a"destructive recovery") to do the clean install of vista?

  Hello

  If the disks provided with the computer, normally you don't have a recovery Partition.

  Makers you give one or the other.

  There are several methods to reinstall Vista.

  There is no Windows Vista downloads available from Microsoft.

  You can contact your computer manufacturer and ask them to send you a set of recovery disks.

  They should do this for a small fee.

  IF you have a recovery partition:

  The recovery process can be started by pressing a particular combination of the key or keys at startup. (Power on / start)

  Maybe it's F10, F11, Alt + F10, etc. according to the manufacturer.

  Ask them to the proper key sequence.

  You can also borrow and use a Microsoft Vista DVD, which contains the files for the different editions of Vista (Home Basic, Home Premium, Business and Ultimate) must be installed. The product key on your computer / Laptop box determines what Edition is installed.

  Other manufacturers recovery DVDs are should not be used for this purpose.

  And you need to know the version of 'bit' for Vista, as 32-bit and 64-bit editions come on different DVDs

  Here's how to do a clean install of Vista using a DVD of Vista from Microsoft:

  "How to do a clean install and configure with a full Version of Vista '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/117366-clean-install-full-version-Vista.html

  And once the operating system is installed, go to your computer manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers for your particular model or laptop computer.

  And phone Activation may be necessary when you use the above installation method.

  "How to activate Vista normally and by Activation of the phone '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/84488-activate-Vista-phone.html

  See you soon.

• I recently supported my files on a hard drive external and then made a full destructive recovery but I am unable to restore files

  I backed up all my personal files to a hard disk of 500 GB. I then did a full destructive recovery and returned to the factory settings

  My computer is an ADVENT running windows vista home premium. Its a 1 gb memory 120 gb drive hard amd. I have'nt done one

  full destructive in recent years, so there are a lot of programs and personal documents I need to reinstall. Some can tell me if I

  Make a backup of error these files that I had used 50 GB of memory but the hard drive, I supported until it has only 11.6 gb zipped

  files on n it can help someone please

  I have a daughter that makes his exams and has vital information on the external hard drive.

  If I made a mistake of backup can I put files on a computer that is running windows 7 home Premium

  Hello

  1. do you have backup data normally or by using the Windows backup feature?

  2. are you able to restore the data in your computer? If this is not the case, what happens exactly?

  Try the steps in this article.

  Restore files from a backup: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Restore-files-from-a-backup

  Backup and restore: frequently asked questions: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  You can also try to save the data from the external drive on another computer and check if you are able to access the data.

  I hope this helps.

• Default user name and password after destructive recovery

  I have just completed a full destructive recovery on my laptop, Windows Vista asks me a username and password but my old profiles were deleted, any ideas if there is a default name and password should I use?

  Hello

  If you have problems with the process of recovery of manufacturers, contact the manufacturer

  It's their recovery process not microsofts

• 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

• 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.

• 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 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.

• URGENT! For HP Pavilion 7940 discs HP Recovery Kit: 2099-HP5012, HP5012-2100, HP5012-2301

  I'm desperately need the recovery disc for HP Pavilion 7940

  OS: WIN ME (Windows Millennim)

   

  There are 3 disks in this kit... coded as follows:

   

  HP5012-2099

  HP5012-2100

  HP5012-2301

   

  Message edited by Cat_Jones on 01/23/2009 12:55
  Message edited by Cat_Jones on 01/23/2009 15:02

  See http://www.computersurgeons.com/SearchProducts.aspx?sbt=Pavilion%207940%20&bkm=Results#Results 27.00

• Pavilion Elite HPE-170F recovery problem

  I woke up yesterday to a problem of blue screen on my Windows 7 Pavilion Elite HPE-170F.  Following reboot, but would end up the same way.  Tried to boot mode without failure, but same result.  A technician came to the House and he did Diagnostics with its test disc that says the HD had to be replaced.  I had my recovery disks that I made when I bought the computer 4 years, which made her happy.  He installed the new HD and put the old in another location, planning to transfer my files after the restore.  He began the process of recovery with disk 1 and told me to change the disks as needed while he went to see another client.  All done and then it entered into startup mode of windows. went black for a while and then gave me the message "Windows Setup could not configure Windows to run on hardware.  The technician returned and tried other things but the same results.  We ordered a new series of HP recovery disks but will take a week.  The question, since the instructions say to disconnect everything except the monitor, keyboard, and mouse, would be the printer that is wireless a problem and should it be turned off?  Also, the mouse and the keyboard are different than the original, which would be a problem.  In addition, Windows installed several updates of the day before the problem.

  I venture a guess the your computer uses an Intel chipset, can be set to "RAID", and the replacement of the hard disk is a disk AF (Advanced Format). Please see desktop HP - can not recover the PC after replacing the Hard Drive with an AF Drive (Windows 7 and Vista) for more information on this topic. Please see computers HP-HP System Recovery troubleshooting (Windows 7) for more information on the AF drives and some troubleshooting tips.

  Alternatively, if you can still read the Windows product key of 25 characters on the COA Microsoft attached to your computer, you can install Windows 7 using this key. Please see "how to install Windows 7 without the disc" to get instructions on how to download Windows 7, create the installation media and install Windows 7 using the product key 25 character of the COA Microsoft on your computer. Using this method will not install HP customizations or value-added software and you will have to manually install all necessary drivers.

  Windows 7 SP1 can be found HERE and HERE.

   

  Direct link to Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Pavilion HPE: Obtaining a recovery media for your desktop HP custom build

  I replaced my SSD drive failed in my HP Pavilion HPE I bought in July 2012 and seeks to
  do a system restore for a restoration of the value I created before the break.  I start the PC with the first DVD-R disk in the drive (by car I used for the set), press ESC to enter the boot menu, navigate to the Boot Menu to select the /SATA2 option Legacy Boot Sources/ATAPI CD/DVD Drive option.  The result I get is:

  "Intel UNDI, PXE - 2.0 (build 083)
  COpyright (C) 1997-2000 Intel Corporation
  For Atheros PCIE Ethernet Controller v.2... 1.9.9(08/12/11)

  Check the connection of the cable!

  PXE - M0F: Exit Intel PXE ROM.

  ERROR: no boot disk was detected or the drive failed. »

  The drive fail as failure.  I read on another computer very well (open files, view file properties, copy the folders and files).  For a smile, I put an old XP Recovery disk in the drive of the computer, I'm trying to restore and he was able to read that.

  Whatever it is, I try to order recovery disks by following the link on this page:

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docLocale=en_US&docid=emr_na-bph07143&sp4ts.Oid=52...

  This page asks me to provide a specific model number.  I don't have because it is a customized version.

  It's on my list of selection information:

  > YOUR
  > CUSTOM HP PC
  > h8t
  > • Windows 7 Professional (64 bit)
  > • 2nd generation Intel Core i5 2400 quad-core
  > processor [3.1 GHz, 6 MB cache]
  > • FREE 6 GB DDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM [2 DIMMS] UPDATE
  > 4 GB
  > • 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA hard drive
  > • No secondary hard drive
  > • SAVE $40 on Microsoft Office Home and Business
  > 2010
  > • No additional security software
  > • 1 GB DDR3 AMD Radeon HD 7450 [HDMI, DVI, VGA via a
  [> adapter]
  > • 300W power supply
  > • DVD SuperMulti burner
  > • LAN wireless-N (1 x 1) card
  > • 15-in-1 reader cards, 2 USB 2.0 (front), 2 USB
  > 3.0 (top)
  > • No TV Tuner
  > • Beats Audio (tm) - a built-in studio quality sound
  > • Premium HP keyboard and optical mouse
  > FREE • Adobe Premiere elements and Photoshop 10 [$149
  [> value]

  If I can't use the recovery set I did, how can I get a proper HP for my setup recovery disk?

  Hello

  A 240 GB SSD is large enough for the support of HP recovery work.  Order the HP support.

• 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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• Pavilion dv6 3080el - sistem recovery after hard drive change

  Hello world!

  I have a pavilion laptop dv6 3080el with windows 7 and after the HARD drive that basically, I bought a disc double, specifically BLACK (2) WD Dual Drive.
  I used the DVD I reinstal windows using system recovery, but after I put in the DVD 5 and pressed "continue" to restart the system, I just get (after the first screen where by pressing ESC, you go to the Start Menu) wrote a black screen with "No boot device - insert boot disk and press any key".
  Any suggestions on how I can complete the installation of windows?

  Thank you!!!

  I just went through this same problem. See the solution posted under the message topic "pavilion dv-6 3216 does not start.

  Good luck.

• S4200NX destructive recovery

  I have a Presario S4200NX with Windows XP Home Edition. I experienced a blue screen failure and you need to do a destructive restore... I have the whole system backed up on an external hard drive Seagate but all the instructions online use the HP recovery discs that I don't have. Can I do the Seagate drive recovery? If so, how?

  When I searched using S4200NX here, they show also available:

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/SearchProducts.aspx