Recovery HP ENVY

Similar Questions

• Recovery HP Envy 4 Ultrabook (Sleekbook) after Windows 8.1 update course

  I'm working on a model of ultrabook (sleekbook) of HP Envy 4 4-1115dx for a friend. They said they tried to upgrade to Windows Update 8.1 and it has not worked since. There was a black screen with an error that says "boot device not found" hard drive (3F0). I tried everything I can find on the internet to try to address this. I ran Diagnostics of hard disk (short and long), and the order is placed. I have reset the BIOS settings by default, Secure Boot disabled, enabled Legacy Boot and I have somehow or another managed to access a screen that shows the RAID settings and I put the hard drive in non-RAID (probably an error). During all of this, I ordered a USB hp recovery and when it starts I get a warning that says "not recovery support to the title of the current configuration, please activate the acceleration for Intel Smart Response Technology option and try again." I can't find this in the BIOS anywhere (turning power of boot technology fast Intel does nothing.) Through what seems to be something that you configure in Windows leading to the top of this post. I tried all these parameters before and after changing the RAID settings. So now I have a recovery USB which does not seem to work on this work and the drive tests very well. I could shoot the SSD drive, if necessary, but I was trying to avoid that, because you have to take the whole computer part to access. Any suggestions?

  Well, I feel like a fool. I was misunderstanding the SSD as drive JUST before I realized it was both. The normal hard drive was dead. I put a new hard drive in it after removing the bottom of the laptop and the provided HP recovery USB what worked perfectly. I kept thinking there was a partition on the SSD that I didn't see or format. It was just a plain ole doesn't have a hard drive. Thank you very much for your help.

  dk1

• Recovery HP ENVY h8-1430

  So this PC froze when I started an upgrade of the BIOS. Now, it doesn't do anything but lights. I tried to upgrade the BIOS on a USB, rename it to HPBIOS. ROM, etc. - nothing.

  I refuse to believe that, at this time, there is not a recovery process.

  Any help appreciated.

  Thank you

  GP

  Follow-up I've been able to recover the PC by manually flashing BIOS via the SPI road. This site will give you the how and the what-for on how to do it. Need an Arduino, but they are cheap and useful to have in any case.

  Good luck.

• HP Envy 15 t-j100 touchsmart: help me please, recovery HP Envy 15 t-j100

  Hello

  I am in a big trouble after reinstalling window 8.1. My laptop has not worked in recent times

  

  And then, I can not connect my laptop. I try to recovery, but I have trouble with it

  

  I can't choose option 'Minimal Image recovery' and 'System Recovery'

  

  I just choose option "Microsoft System Restore.

  

  and I have no restore points to restore

  

  Are there ways to solve this problem?

  Please help me to solve it. Thank you very much

  HI @VinhNguyen,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  This is a dynamite place to find answers and suggestions!

  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the HP Forums.

  Learn how to post and more

  I have the bar who after that reinstalling Windows 8.1, when you try to connect gets you a recovery screen indicating that your PC needs to be repaired.   Are not able to connect to your laptop and the only option, you can click is Windows restore, but you do not have restore points.

  You reinstall Windows 8.1 using the Recovery Manager?

  Here's is a link to computers HP - HP System Recovery troubleshooting (Windows 8).

  You can do a full restore from outside of Windows.  Here is a link to HP - performing a recovery system (Windows 8) HP computers

  Alternatively, you can try to reset your laptop. Computers HP - reset your PC to solve problems (Windows 8).

  If you are still experiencing a problem. Please contact HP support for assistance.

  Contact HP to Contact HP Support assistance

  To say thank you for answering, please click on the thumbs up icon below.

  If this helped you to overcome this difficulty, please tell people in choosing the solution provided.

  Good luck!

• Envy 14 K110nr: Cannot recover system recovery media, associated with PININST_BBV

  I have a HP Evny 14 K110nr. In short, the system upgraded to Windows 10, started acting weird about a month after:
  Lose access to resources (Task Manager, desktop, Control Panel, etc.)
  Defective devices (wifi, bluetooth, etc.), suspended connections, System Restore gave a lot of mistakes.

  Tried to fix the system, nothing worked (even the DISM restorhealth was not working and suspended 40%)

  Long story short, I tried to recover the hd partition and could not complete successfully, same thing happened with my recovery media.

  At the end of the recovery attempt, I get a BSOD and system resets. It was a loop like that for awhile.

  Ran Diagnostics, no errors, but I suspect it was the HARD drive as the mentioned system errors on it before the collapse.

  I replaced the HARD drive and started the process again, this time I have not received any BSOD, but after completitng, I get a message saying that the recovery was incomplete. Just now my system is a Clipboard and consider Ubuntu if I can't up the widows, but it makes no sense. I read through several threads that referred to this issue and I don't know if I've seen any absolute solution to this issue (none have worked for me so far). Here are a few:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/recovery-incomplete-cannot-get-any-further-than-Inser...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/after-disk-recovery-restoration-incomplete-error-ERRO...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/quot-detect-some-error-during-PININST-BBV-quot/m-p/25...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/HP-envy-6-1010ea-boots-into-Recovery-Manager-attempt-...

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/dv4-ChkErrBB-cmd-detect-some-error-during-PININST-BBV...

  At the end of my mind, that has persisted for more than a week. My computer is literally a week or two longer under warranty, HP thank you.

  Hi @braveally,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  It's a great place to find answers and advice!

  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the HP Forums.

  Learn how to post and more

  I understand that you upgraded to Windows 10 and then the system started acting weird about a month later with the loss of resources. and malfunctioni devices. You tried to do a restore but received many errors.  Then, you tried to do a system repair, but no luck. You tried to do a recovery from recovery and recovery but Media Manager once again without success.  At the end of the restore process, you have a blue screen and the system resets and goes in a loop.  You have run a complete diagnosis and all spent and that you have received error on the HARD disk before you replace it.

  You proceeded to redo recovery and you do not have the BSOD, but after, you have received the message that the recovery was incomplete.

  Here is a link to HP-HP System Recovery troubleshooting (Windows 8) computers that can help.

  You can also try booting in safe mode.  HP computers - Windows Safe Mode (Windows, 10, 8).

  If the problem persists I try to clean the optical drive, and then try using the recovery again.  You can try to clean it with compressed air or a disc to clean the disc. Also, check your disk recovery for stains or damage.

  You can also try to boot any disk from Windows and reformatting the drive to start over with the recovery.

  If it breaks down again it is likely that the discs and you will need a recovery kit.

  Contact HP to Contact HP Support assistance

  Please reply back with the results.

  Thank you for your participation in the Forums of HP! We want to help you as well as others who may encounter a similar problem as you. Please consider tagging the post in order to solve your problem as "accept as Solution" to help other members of the community!

  To show recognition for my efforts please click the Thumbs Up below.

• Pavilion DV7-3015ew vl095ea recovery kits 2010 vs 2011

  Hello

  Need to make the resumption of the plant on Pavilion DV7-3015ew vl095ea #akd.

  There are recovery disks 6pcs:

  2pcs system recovery records + 1pcs drivers disk marked even code p2394-164-1, year 2010

  * 2pcs marked system recovery disc code p5510-93-1, year 2011

  * 1pcs disc with unmarked, without year applications

  My friend tried to use disks system year 2011 for the purposes of recovery: boot from the first disc and when asked to insert the 2 floppy. After restart of the progress the recovery has begun, but in the end, it failed with the message he had to start again...

  Today will also try discs of the year 2010...

  Can anyone advice why there is 6pcs discs? I have no history for this laptop, so don't know not if they were provided with the laptop or perhaps ordered this last...

  Official website for this model:

  Recovery partition (with the possibility to recover system, applications and drivers separately)

  Are there tips for the recovery process?   for example, recovery on ENVY DV7 - 7252sr always failed until the date of the bios modified for 2012.

  Thank you

  Successful recovery!

  Only used no discs of 2010, but beginning the HARD drive recovery. Looks like when last boot disk recovery from 2011, its new partition on the HARD disk and create the recovery partition. The HARD drive recovery passed successfully!

• New want: set group policy not available in this edition of Windows 8?

  Just before I used my recovery on Envy 6 partition I bought less than a month ago, I tried to define group policy in order to take control of my administrator account. I received an error message: "group policy is not a feature of this edition of Windows 8.1."

  I knew My Envy 6 security problems (in my opinion, nothing to envy about it...) since I got it.

  I have known this same problem several times, with different computers, then perhaps it is not just HP.  However, I spent the time shared an office with two of its engineers, who blew me subject my security concerns.

  What happens first, did someone other than I turn my computer and started using my machine as a distributed resource.  When I look at the resource monitor, the memory usage remains at a stable level around 30%; the window of the disk (Disk 0, I presume) remains at about 100%, for several minutes after I started working.  There is evidence that copies of the countless applications are pushed through this channel to an unknown person to me.

  In other words, it's like I had to work in a large company where administrators are able to share my computers memory and storage (and also, copies of programs on my machine) with others.

  Yesterday, I took my machine at Best Buy Geek Squad for the third time since I bought it less than a month ago.  For the first time, they have me seriously on this security issue.  Yesterday, the fourth time I used my security partition, (once I had looked into the Task Manager and saw more than 50 tasks scheduled to run when the machine has been slowed and on current alternative) I decided to see what would happen if I leave the fully charged battery to work.

  What I saw, it was a machine to panic.  I saw a sequence of four first screenshots, then a flash of a task list, and then a series that looked like screen shots again - this time fourteen of them.  I watched it happen to three different times.  Then, the machine made me a 'Capital A administrator' password, which I didn't.

  I looked around resources here and on Windows and discovered that I could access boot options by turning on the machine and pressing the ESC key.  I ran through the list of options there and finally chose EFI, where I finally has two ways to start at an unknown address.  So that's another trick of Geek Squad was in order (I bought their contact service when I bought the machine, what the devil).  This time there was pretty much irrefutable evidence that something was wrong at the level of Internet security.

  I realized that it is way to much information.  I'll ask just once more the question: is it possible that my brand new machine doesn't really have a 8.1 Windows edition that does not include the ability to group policy management?

  Thanks to all who responded here.

  Hi @ElizaDoolittle8

  Thank you for your request, I am happy to help you!

  I understand that you have some security issues. You have taken your computer to the Best Buy Geek squad, 3 times and have used the 4 times recovery partition.

  Only Windows 8 Ultimate and professional have the Group Policy Manager.

  I suggest you do a full restore in the factory.  This will remove all the threats that may be installed.

  If you don't have virus protection, I would say that you install one because it would help.

  Performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system

  During the recovery process, you will have an option to backup your personal files to avoid loss.  If you do not have a recent backup I suggest you only do one now.

  Restore files that have been supported to the top using HP Recovery Manager (Windows 8)

  Here is a link to a YouTube video.  Desktop version of Windows 8 open the Group Policy Management Console

  Here is a third-party link to How to activate 'Group Policy Editor' (gpedit.msc) in Windows 7 Home Premium, Home Basic and Starter Editions? who, according to some readers have worked for them.  You can try it, but I don't know if it works or

  not. (of A? KVG)

  I hope this helps.

• HP Pavilion DV7 laptop: Finger Reader

  Fingerprint reader does not work after installing Norton Internet security on Windows 7.

  Sorry for the inconvenience. Who is the brand and model of your computer? Try the following steps:

  1. uninstall the unknown device in Device Manager (the unknown device is the fingerprint reader)

  2 use the Recovery Manager to reinstall the fingerprint reader drivers.

  Here's a similar thread:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-operating-systems-software-recovery/HP-envy-M6-SimplePass-finger-reader-won-t-work-after-UN/TD-p/2911775#M72360

  Let me know how it goes.

  Harry

  Norton support

• J2S63EA #BH5: Watch restoration incomplete error and does not start

  Some of my keys were not working nd varies touchscreen
  I decide to use Recovery Manager to reset the default system
  I waited for the sytem finish restoration
  It boot after auto restart
  It shows no logo
  then watch date th hour almost immediately the
  Go Manager recovery Windows telling me restoration is not complete
  that I should choose between saving the details of the log and try again
  Click try again without success
  It starts not far from this point
  pls help
  This is my new laptop go and is not yet nearly a year, my father, it has for me

  Try the trick here:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-recovery/HP-envy-TouchSmart-17-recovery-incomplete/m-p/4760233#M65038

• HP Envy all in one PC: Recovery Manager, the system restore is disabled by a virus

  Had a virus on my all in one PC envy after a free update to windows 10. Computer has been closing down could not get antivirus to work fast enough. After reboot system had disappeared. There is now no operating system. HP Envy Recovery manager, System Recovery is not highlighted, do not not the possibility to do a restore? Virus stronger than I've ever met. Thank you in advance.

  NIP

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  It would NOT in fact the virus which prevents HP Recovery Manager to work.

  While Microsoft says there is no risk in the upgrade of Win10, because they allow you to believe that you can always return to your BONES and the original installation program within 30 days, the ugly fact of the matter is that the Win10 GoBack feature turned out to be unreliable - and when she fails, she can let machines in a State corrupted - that does not always happen , but it happens often enough to be a problem and you will get no warning beforehand that he goes to the trash your PC!
  
  If this is not enough, the Win10 upgrade is known, in some cases, corrupt partition recovery stored by the OEM that built the original machine. It's pretty much guarantee that no HP recovery will work: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Video-Display-and-Touch/HP-Recovery-Manager-Blocked-After-Windows-10-Upgrade/td-p/5170752

  What you would really need to do, is to erase the entire disk and restore your PC using something known as HP recovery media.

  HP recovery media is a set of DVD and a CD or a USB key, which will erase the hard drive (removing all data, applications and settings, reinstall the original OS, drivers and utilities for HP. In some cases, you will be able to order a USB instead of discs. You must order at HP; they cannot be downloaded.
  
  You can look online for recovery from the paged media related: http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers
  
  Once there, enter your product name or number. On your software page and download the drivers, select your operating system and version. Click on "Update". If the HP recovery support is available for your computer, down near the bottom of the page, you will see an entry for the command Recovery Media-CD/DVD/USB. Click on the symbol '+' to expand this entry and click on order to press for more details.
  
  Or, if you prefer, you can do the same by contacting HP Customer Service:
  
  If you live in the United States or the Canada, details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/phone-assist.html#section1
  
  If you live elsewhere, contact details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-contact-us.html
  
  NOTE: once you get through, stay on the line until you are finally able to talk to someone ' one - it can take a while!
  
  If you have difficulties to find a phone number, then try: 1 (800) 474-6836
  
  If HP no longer provides a recovery media for your model, a few other sites, you can check are: http://www.computersurgeons.com/ and http://www.restoredisks.com/

  Good luck

• HP ENVY Desktop - 750-167c: HP recovery media creation

  I recently bought a HP Envy desktop computer and I tried to create a recovery media and I get a message saying that the partition does not exist. The machine is Factory reconditioned.
  
  What are my options to move forward. I'm guessing that the mahcine should have this partition when it was "reconditioned."

  Thank you.

  #HPExpertDay

  I suggest you call HP support that could take a command remotely on your computer to see what goes wrong, and then if necessary, they might send you a series of recovery Image factory (depending on the situation).

• HP Envy 700-327C: walk of recovery materials (D); What would they

  Believe it is 64 bit, but not sure if that makes a difference. It's Windows 10

  Content of the recovery disc (D) seems to be ALL the files that are located on drive C with the exception of the info Office more a section marked or named "Recovery". Is it the way it is supposed to be?

  The reason why I ask this is that I saw a question in a forum of Support HP indicating "Recovery Drive Full - new HP Envy Windows 10" and the answer was - "If your recovery disk is displayed as having a drive letter, which could be the source of the problem, as there may be a default download setting (as in a browser you use) which writes that animate its temporary files instead of disk. OS. " Then there were know get into disk management to see if the volume of recovery has a drive letter (D) and if so, how to erase it.

  My d drive recovery - is not complete; It shows 1.89 GB free of 15.4 GB - (I'm not sure of what he showed when the PC has been implemented) and, as noted above, has all the files that are located on drive C with the exception of office. When I go to disk management the recovery volume shows the drive letter D. So delete it or not? Must drive D materials reproduce what's on drive C as described. Delete "D" drive Mgmt will create problems?

  Thanks for yoour help

  @OPAMA, welcome to the forum.

  The D: partition is only recovery files.  There should be no other data on it.  However, that said, if you did the recovery media when you bought the computer and are positive that it works, you can delete the D: partition.  Normally I leave just to be sure.  Is the best solution to your problem, check which drive is when you save the data.  In addition, you can remove all the data that are the same as on the C: drive.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• HP Envy 700 - xt desktop: How can I stop recovery of training hard and switch to disk system?

  Called Costco to get assistance from the technology with a desktop computer HP Envy. The tech asked me to do a system of hard drive recovery, even if I got recovery discs...

  The computer screen showed 100% software installation of recovery in less than two hours and the machine came into fashion "deactivate the tower."

  Problem: 'Disable lap' mode is still ongoing, and now it has been a full 6 hours and then some.

  Question #1: Can the office be manually stop to stop the process without end 'disable on tour' without harming the computer?

  Question #2: Guidance concerning such a judgment and then redo the system recovery once more, but this time with the recovery discs?

  Theoretically, the hard drive by using Recovery Manager F11 recovery should produce the same results as the set of recovery disks.  The set of recovery disks will probably replace all and then give the factory settings.  The result should be the same, however, I don't see no harm to do so.  What did you do to try to get out if "turn on, turn off"?

  On the thing to try before using the drive set - unplug the PC from the wall.  Press the power button, that would be turning on the PC if connected.  Hold button power in 30 seconds to a minute.  And then reconnect the power cord to back in and try to feed normally upward.

• Cannot install Windows 7 on Envy 14-1211nr of HP recovery disc sent twice

  Cannot install Windows 7 on Envy 14-1211nr of HP recovery disc sent twice

  The Recovery Manager starts well. He correctly completed the following steps:
  1 format HDD

  2. copy the files from the CD to the drive. It copies all the 3 CD.

  Then he ask the driver (the 4th CD) CD. Once I have this CD, then after awhile I get messge below:

  Contact HP support

  In most cases, recover the hard disk will solve your problems.

  If your problem persists, you may have to contact HP support. Find details of support HO in the documentation of your PC.

  After that I see above meaage the only button I can click is "Finish". Once I click on finish, then in a minute, I get a message that "recovery completed successfully.

  The laptop restarts and displays the message on the screen "Bootmger" not found

  I called HP support and asked to run the hard drive and memory test and he succeeded.

  I can install windows on another CD I have with.

  But I can't install WIndows using the recovery CD, I received from HP. It's the 2nd CD series that I received these don't work or the other.

  I have two identical laptops. Tried installing on both and having the same problem on both.

  Can you please help with this.
  HP sends fake CDs?

  Kind regards

  Hello

  Here is another solution, you can try to see if you can get Windows 7 to install correctly.

  Before you try the following, make sure that you can always read the character product activation key 25 on your label Windows COA (5 blocks of 5 alphanumeric games).

  An example of a COA label can be seen here.

  You can create an installation disk yourself using another PC - just download the good Disk Image ( this must be the version exact same origin supplied with your laptop ) from the link below and use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly on a blank DVD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write that an ISO on a disc is here.  These Images are clean and a well respected source, however there are only limited versions available.

  Windows 7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit

  Use the disk to perform the installation, enter the activation key of Windows on the label of the COA at the request and once the installation is complete, use ' 'phone Method' described in detail in the link below to activate the operating system -this made method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who want to just have a new installation of Windows 7 without additional software load normally comes with OEM installations.

  http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-Windows-7-by-phone.aspx

  All pilots additional and the software, you may need can be found here.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• TouchSmart HP ENVY 17-j017cl: the recovery attempt failed. Select one of the following buttons.

  I have a

  HP ENVY 17-j017cl Notebook computer Touchsmart I bought 4 DVD for HP Recovery supports a month previously, when I I want to recover I get this error explained below.

  I was trying to fix it, I did the following;

  1. turn on the wifi

  2 bios date was set before the 22/06/2014

  3 reset the default bios

  BUT THE ERROR PERSISTS.

  

  By selecting Save Log asks to insert a USB key which shows essentially the same message as details (see below).

  

  Message;

  [15:35:01.68] ChkErrBB.CMD: detect an error in the PININST_BBV.

  [15:35:01.68] ChkErrBB.CMD: check c:\system.sav\logs\BurnBootWarn.log

  [15:35:01.68] ChkErrBB.CMD: or, visit c:\system.sav\logs\BurnBootMerge.log

  Selecting retry invite you for the recovery media, essentially the first DVD of the media of recovery sent by HP.

  

  There are 4 four total drives, 1 to 3 are recovery DVD and an extra drive

  Hi there @ako89kurdish.

  Let me welcome in the HP support community where you can ask questions, find solutions, and get help with problems you encounter.

  Cables and devices to disconnect all the connected such as personal media players, USB drives, printers and faxes. Remove support for internal hard drives and remove any recently added hardware internally.

  It may be necessary to disable startup secure in the BIOS to start the computer using recovery media (CD/DVD or USB key).

  The new recovery for 2015 fall update manager must be downloaded and installed to successfully carry out a recovery of the system using HP Recovery Manager.

  It takes a minimum of 3 GB of free space to install the update in the Recovery Manager.

  Do you back up all personal files and read all of the instructions required warning before performing a system recovery? To backup your files will result in a loss of files and information you don't want to lose.

  To get the instructions back up and save your files, see back up your files (Windows 10: 8).

  The full recovery process may take 4 to 6 hours or longer to complete. For best results, the computer must not be connected to the Internet. The computer will restart several times during the process. Do not turn off or interrupt the recovery process until the prompt to log on Windows.

  Here are a few links to a thread in forum where other people have experienced similar problems and solved it: detect an error in the PININST_BBV

  I also found the Troubleshooting of HP system recovery document for you. Please follow the troubleshooting steps in this document to help you with the attempt of recovery failure.

  This answer solve your message or question? If so, please share the good news! Inform others that this answer was helpful by clicking on the accept button Solution. You can also show your appreciation by clicking on the laurels.

  Thank you for your participation in the Forums of HP where we want to help you as well as others who may encounter a similar problem that you have. If you need assistance, I would be more than happy to help! Please just re-post with detailed troubleshooting results!

  Have a great day!