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• c:000021 has unrecoverable system error. The system process window logon ended unexpectedly with a blocking ststus 0x00000000. The system has been shut down

  c:000021 has unrecoverable system error. The system process window logon ended unexpectedly with a blocking ststus 0x00000000. The system has been shut down

  Pls teach the procedure for resolution of the problems of this error message.

  Hi mac62sg,

  Remember to make changes to the computer before this problem?

  You can follow the steps mentioned in the article below

  How to solve an error "STOP 0xC000021A.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/156669

  Important : this section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756/

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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• My hard drive is dying. If I bought a new hard drive, I could use the discs of recovery of re - install Windows 7?

  My hard drive on my HPG61 is dying (I already had an option of nine sales under warranty) if I bought a new hard drive and installed it myself the original recovery disks would put windows 7 on a new?

  original title: new hard drive transfer files

  Hi joeB47,

  "original recovery disks.

  If you are referring to records of recovery of the manufacturer that came with your computer or the recovery discs that you made from the recovery Partition, YES they can be used to reinstall Windows 7 on your new hard drive.

  This is what they are desigened to do.

• How to continue creating recovery discs after update window 8.0 to 8.1

  My laptop is hp 2000-2d62nr notebook pc (energy star) S/N: 5CG342027W

  I could ruin Manager HP recovery as follows:

  I was trying to create the recovery for laptop HP window 8.0 diskettes. HP Recovery Manager required 5 discs. After 2 discs actually, I left my cell phone for two hours. Then I went back to my laptop and saw the window asking me to update the window 8.1.  And I've updated to 8.1 window.

  After window 8.1 update done, the system has been restarted. On the way back to HP Recovery manager, he asked me to continue the third recovery disks. I selected "continue." However, drive 3 checked failed to 15%, the pop-up window asked me to use a different disk and try again. I've tried times second restart my laptop. Yet once, verified 3 disc failed at 2%,

  How to clean up this mess and do a 2nd set of recovery disks?

  Thank you for your suggestions.

  Best regards

  You can order your support page recovery media. Scroll the list of the drivers/software to see the possibility of ordering.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4132&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=6550395

  There is a small chance that you can get a free package if you call technical support HP & tell them that your laptop goes down being created. 800-474-6836.

• backup with the retention policy to recovery of N days window

  Hello

  I did command to create an incremental backup of database with the configuration:

  run

  {

  Configure retention policy to recovery of 14 days window;

  backup incremental level 1 cumulative

  tag daily_incr_14_days

  database

  more archivelog delete all input;

  }

  All parameters are set to their default values, and backups of data goes to FRA. I've got catalog recovery connected and all the views RC_ at my disposal.

  (1) is it possible to know which window of recovery has been used for any command in the rman backup or query view RC_ or local database (control file information)?

  (2) if I use other settings of window of recovery with command configures which would overlap or report rman commands do?

  BR

  Sandrine.

  TenakaKhan wrote:

  Mahir,

  Thanks for the reply - in other words, this window of recovery should be used mainly for maintenance purposes (overlap, remove obsolete, report need backup etc.) and he was not associated with the actual with backup items as retention period "keep until the" safeguard clause... command database (this information are saved with the backup as I could verify according to rc_backup_set of the recovery catalog)?

  Yes.

  Maintaining backups RMAN and repository & nbsp; Reviews

  keepOption

  backup retention policy

  A policy defined by the user to determine how long the backups and archived logs must be kept for the media recovery. You can define a retention policy in terms of redundancy backup or a recovery window.

  RMAN keeps backups of data files that are required to meet the current retention policy, and all logs archived redo necessary to a complete recovery of data files.

  Recovery window

  A recovery window is a type of RMAN backup retention policy, in which the ADMINISTRATOR specifies a period of time and RMAN ensures the retention of backups and Archives redo logs required for recovery to point-in-time at any time during the recovery window.

  The interval always ends at the present time and is extended in time for the number of days specified by the user. For example, if the retention policy is set for a window of recovery of seven days and the current time is 11:00 Tuesday

  RMAN maintains the necessary backups to recover point-in-time at 11:00 the previous Tuesday.

  Concerning

  Mr. Mahir Quluzade

• Replaced the HARD drive, discs of HP Win 7 recovery, load loop file employees or any windows boot device

  System: HP pavilion dv6-3155dx
  OS: Windows 7 (64-bit)

  My son's computer was on the fritz. No Moose OS disks, so I bought a recovery disc for HP. Not good. Machine attempted to run records, but stopped far from completion due to HARD disk failures. HARD drive failed the disk test HARD Insider bios. Replaced by the new Seagate. Added also 4 GB of RAM for total 8 Gb. BIOS test the RAM and the HARD disk as good. Yay!

  BUT, when running Windows 7 recovery discs, I get the "Windows is loading files...". "black screen with the loading bar, first quickly, then slowly." Can I get the promise of "Starting Windows", but it fails and the system seems to reboot to the recovery disks in an infinite loop. Black loading screen, to windows to count, to restart it, to the black loading screen... Again and again and again. I can F8 safe mode that just brings back us to the loop.

  Somewhere I heard tell that there was a problem with the HP startup with a new disk or the recovery disks and get the file sp44645.exe from Cyberlink, put on a CD and boot from there. Got the file, set the bios to boot and "No boot device - insert the diskette in the book and press a key." Rechecked. I'm starting the CD player (otherwise why Windows Life recovery disks?)

  Hmm. Bios sees the HARD drive. Recovery of Windows of DVD starts but loops. No bootable CD bootable file.

  I'm a bit confuzzled (confused/perplexed)? Where is the real failure here?

  Good news so far. Hope by now that you have managed to successfully recover (didn't see it in time to pray ). If you've had success, you can try reinstalling the extra ram.

• ProBook 450 - second series of recovery media, blue screens windows 7 (win 8 okay, not the hardware problem)

  I had a new HP probook 450 G1.

  Immediately, I swapped the 750 GB for one SSD drive and tried to install Windows 7 from the recovery media. The operation has failed. Contact HP support, they sent new media.

  I used new media. Windows 7 operating system installed. As soon as I install the drivers, the PC goes in a loop of the blue screen.

  I can install the chipset drivers and wifi. Don't know what the other driver is causing the blue screen. I can also install from the windows media 8, so this isn't a hardware problem - wife hates just windows 8.

  Basically, please either give me a few troubleshooting steps or I'll go back to the PC. I'm NOT insterested in a manual process long to determine which driver is the problem and the recovery download media manually the drivers one... should work.

  After you have reinstalled the original 750 GB hard drive with the replacement media, I managed to an attempt to "recover". So, I decided to sit and try, by the process of elimination, all drivers.

  It turns out that the technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver was causing the problem. When I installed everything BUT that, the laptop works very well. Notice that I use a fairly new SSD Crucial of M500. It is quite possible there are other people out there see it. You really need to install the driver of rapid storage technology, it is fast enough - not not even 100% sure what good to give the driver.

  So I gave myself wrong guidance by the initial recovery of defective media. The second group of work recovery media, but the version of the driver intel 12.7.3.1001 does NOT work with the Crucial M500. I checked the Intel site for driver downloads, and it was not clear that they have a newer driver appropriate right now. Maybe someone else can tell?

• Generation of recovery media after changing Windows 8 for Windows 8.1

  How can I create new media recovery on the 8.1 of Windows after changing Windows 8? HP support says that only 1 set of recovery media is allowed. My original game is to Windows 8. You want to avoid having to go through the lengthy procedure of update in case I need to go through the process of recovery with my original support recovery.

  Hi @john_f_g ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I looked into your problem on your HP laptop and needing to make a new copy of Windows 8.1.

  Software recovery of HP and Microsoft allows you to make only a backup recovery.

  You can order new media disc or USB flash device of here.

  Thank you.

• 15 - g013cl: trying to recover a laptop using the recovery of 10 USB windows

  Hello

  My computer son had a virus that can not be deleted, so we saved all of his records and built a 10-recovery windows drive.  I ran it on his computer after he erased the inet 10 failed windows hard disk.  I thought it was a generic load (and yes I check the box when you create the recovery disk to add all files in windows).  It is a place where I can download a factory image?

  Or help with the recovery process. . I have the newspaper eerror of load that I can share

  The f

  JeffKralik

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post about your problems of recovery and wanted to help.

  HP recovery media is not available for download, instead, you must order the physical support of HP.

  We need the number of detailed PC product to see if these media are available.

  However, if this PC has been upgraded to Win10 a previous OS, the media would restore it to the original operating system, and not to Win10.

  Also, with a PC updated, if all you want to restore to Win10, you can create a Win10 installation media go to this link and do a clean install: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/media-creation-tool-install?ocid=ms_wol_win10
  
  Note that when you download and build install media, the default tool corresponding to what is already installed on your PC (as in home for the House, and 64-bit to 64 - bit).  While you CAN change these settings, are NOT.  If you do, the media that results will be different and will force you to enter a NEW product code.
  
  Good luck
  
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• Re: After recovery with recovery of defective start Windows DVD

  Hi forum,
  I used the recovery DVDs of my Qosmio F10 with Windows XP MCE.
  After the process complete, faulty of windows to start. Even the registered mode does not work.

  How to solve this problem, do you have any ideas?
  What information do you need?

  Thank you, Daniel

  I think there must be something wrong with the HARD drive.

  In your situation, I would check the HARD drive. There are tools and I use the Hitachi Drive Fitness Test. You can download and burn to a CD or DVD. Then you can boot from it and check your HARD drive
  http://www.HitachiGST.com/HDD/support/download.htm#DFT

  As far as I know with the DFT, you can also do a low-level format to fix bad sectors.

• Back to the recovery partition after installing Windows 10

  Trying without much success to help a friend with a Lenovo ideacentre B310.

  He had apparently been does not work properly under its native operating system Windows 7 and the owner has tried the free update of Windows 10. The cmnputer has not since then start beyond the blue logo of the Windows 10 flag.

  I tried a reset by using the F11 key which got through the whole process of restoration and reinstallation of probably Windows 10 but then frozen 100%.

  I have since installed successfully from a WIN Pro 10 CD, but it's understandable without a free license has been applied as it was a clean install.

  What I want to know, it's the recovery on the still Partition PC contains the original OS? If this how I start and recover to factory condition of the PC having in mind that the PC is currently the trial version of WIN 10 with a limited number of days of use before a product key must be purchased.

  Data loss is not a problem, I just need to go back to factory State and then move on from that.

  Problem all sorted. I didn't realize that you could install the applicable version of REMPORTER 10 of the tool of creation of media these days and use the product key from the COA of WIN 7.

  I'm assuming that I come back to a working version of WIN 7 before I could then upgrade to a licensed version of WIN 10.

  Thanks for all the help.

• How to fix an endless loop of Windows XP startup family?

  Ladies and gentlemen. My Toshiba laptop won't start. I had a permanent loop. I need to recover my files (mainly documents). I don't have the original disc of Windows XP Home Edition (only the original recovery disc and the utility one). What should I do? I don't want to lose my data. Help please. Thanks in advance. See you soon. Pako

  This looks like your woman 'boot loop.

  method 1: you'll need to do is to "acquire a xp disk" and start the recovery with her console.

  then at the prompt of disk, run the following commands:

  Fixboot

  Chkdsk /r

  Press "exit" and remove the cd.

  Subsequently, if you receive a message about the boot record, and rerun the recovery console and Run fixmbr a:

  method 2: you can leave the hard drive from the laptop and install it as a slave on a working computer.  Then, run the commands above on this matter.

  method 3: you can try to make a boot / repair disk on the net 'or' buy a.   It won't be Microsoft, but a fair creation containing utilities repair and the ability to start with it.

  I can't recommend any because I have not personally tested.

  in any case, after making one, you can run the commands above with it.

• Help required with HARD drive recovery tool and reinstall windows 8.1 recovery discs on aspire or v15

  Hi guys. I am new to this and in total confusion. I bought a aspire v15 nitro preloaded with win 8.1. I've updated to win 10 but decided to decline to 8.1. Process has failed and I got the blue screen error msg and a useless piece of plastic. I had to buy a set of recovery disks (reluctanlty at a cost of £51 - yes I know stupid me). I tried to reinstall from the disc, but I suck. I have acer cntacted and they have now tell me that I have to first download and install and disk formatting tool. I am confused now totally frustrated and quietly seething. I need help, I'm outta my depth here. Can anyone provide assistance as to what HD formatting of tool to download - what should I do with it to finally lift the laptop and run again? Your help is greatly appreciated!

  If you recovery media standard windows options, you can try to select "repair my computer" - Troubleshooting - Advanced Search - command prompt
  Once in the command prompt type
  DiskPart
  then, type diskpart
  list disk
  take note of the correct disc ID to clear
  type
  Select disk x
  (where x is the ID of your disk to erase)
  type
  clean
  Type exit

  If you do not have this option:

  http://www.partitionwizard.com/Partition-Wizard-bootable-CD.html
  Download the .iso file
  then use a software to burn CD/DVD or USB flash drive and burn the .iso file
  Once completed, put the CD/DVD/USB on your PC, boot from CD/USB (maybe you need to start under the legacy if you have the UEFI BIOS)
  Press F12 on startup and choose the CD or USB
  at the level of the Office
  Select your HARD drive
  Right-click on the icon for your HARD drive and choose completely erase your HARD drive (it will erase any GPT or MBR at the disk), choose the first option after selecting the clear function.
  Exit the wizard partition, boot from the BIOS, UEFI return of the Legacy (if you have the UEFI BIOS) and boot from media erecovery.

• Recovery HP DM1 / reinstall windows 7?

  Ive just bought my self a DM1.

  But without Windows CD & drive optical im afraid that when windows 7 crashes, I am unable to reinstall everything when I'm going to be at home.

  Since there is almost no paper & digital instructions with laptop computer on reinstall windows... I have a question.

  When I need to... Reinstall windows? What should do?

  I already found the USB recovery Utillity. But it only works under windows it self right?

  What when I'm not able to boot into Windows at all?

  Hello

  You created the recovery on the USB port?  If you do not, the instructions to do this are on the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01867124

  Once created, the USB bootable Recovery can be used if you can load Windows or not - simply insert the USB key and restart to boot from it and start the recovery process (as you would if you were using recovery discs).

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• A loop "Install Windows" after that attempt Windows 7 upgrade

  PC Toshiba laptop: PSLD8U-08201E L355-57907
  CPU: Pentium (R) Dual - Core CPU T4200 @ 2.00GH
  HD: Hitachi HTS543232L9SA00 (S1)
  Optical drive: MATSHITADVD-RAM UJ880ES (S4)
  Memory 3072 MB
  MS Windows Vista

  I got this laptop in order to fix it, but all I was told was that before she gave them a message when they started to the top of the machine, he said something about the cd rom is full and cannot accept more information.  But when I received it, I don't have any information like that. They gave me the Toshiba Recovery and Applications/drivers DVD Satellite A100/A105 Series.
  I put the disc in, started the F-12 PC clicked selected CD/DVD, recovery of factory default software selected and started. But am some type of error that it could not go on, I do not pay attention to her, then he ran this time to check the system for failures and just try to restore but could not go beyond fixing or restore. So my plan was just to reformat and reinstall with a clean install, because I got the thumb before you go and delete all.

  I put the Windows 7 installation cd and comes to a window with the title "Windows Installer" (the computer restarted unexpectedly or encountered an unexpected error.) Windows Setup cannot continue. To install Windows, click "OK" to restart the computer and then restart the installation.) I click on OK, then he said: Please wait while windows is set up your computer and from here, it gets to the windows blue screen light pet that allows windows, and then starts at the beginning of the boot where it shows Toshiba and you can click on F - 2 for the installation or the F-12 utility, looks like it starts with windows and its animation scroll down with the black screen and then it loops to always with the same Windows "Windows Installer" message.
  I tried to switch to F - 2 and set the bios to where it should start with the cd/dvd.
  I tried to go to safe mode, but I get the same message.
  I tried to go into safe mode with networking
  I tried to go into safe mode with command prompt

  In advanced after having clicked on F - 8
  I tried to activate the video low (680 x 480) resolution
  I tried to disable the automatic restart in the event of system failure
  I tried the last known good configuration
  I tried to disable the Driver Signature Enforcement

  After going to safe mode, it happens with title "Windows Installer" window (Windows cannot complete the installation in Mode without failure. To continue installing Windows, restart the computer.) And then it begins the infamous loop.

  I placed then all windows 7 content on the USB and set the boot sequence to start with the USB, but received the same error.

  I tried again to go to safe mode, and once I got the error I have Shift and F-10.

  In the type of line of command devmgmt.msc and press on enter.
  If she opens the Device Manager, expand display adapter.
  Right-click on the installed graphic card and turn off the device.
  Make sure that the graphics card is disabled.
  Close all windows and restart the computer.
  Same error loop.
  There is no other devices cannot connect to this computer.
  When you go to the Device Manager it shows the error of conflict on my graphics card, but I know it's because I turn it off, but it also shows on my network card and the video card.

  Now, I'd be happy if I could just format the c: drive and get something installed, even Windows XP.

  Totally, I would appreciate if I can get any help on this.

  Ron

  If you are not getting paid for it, you may want to have the owner that the equipment tested.  I doubt that all this is due to software on a recovery disc or Windows installation disk.  The prime suspect is the optical drive.  If clean you and problems persist then the unit needs a clean bill of health.