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• HP recovery partition and dynamic disk!

  Just got my new laptop and added a partition of my HP pavilion dv7 WIN 7 64 bit and noticed disc was dynamic. I don't know if it changed the dynamics or as it was delivered. I'll always be able to use the recovery on the dynamic disk partition? And if I create recovery discs, they will work on the dynamic disk or will it convert back to base?

  It can work with Easus software, but I'm sure that you need to remove this extra partition before conversion back is possible.

  If you need an extra partition, look HERE page on the use of the recovery partition or delete to free up hard disk to create a new partition without conversion by burning a resumption of course the value of dynamic_after.

• using recovery on new SSD disks

  Hello!

  I just bought a new SSD, Corsair 120 GB and I want to use it as a system for my HP DV7-7259nr want to drive. How can I use the Windows 8 recovery disks to do? Or... simply... How do I make this change?

  Any advice is welcome!

  Thank you

  Hello Costin.
  
  What disc it has not on?
  
  I think this may have failed because of an Intel driver.  For some reason, one of the pilots ("" Description: USB - IF USB Host Controller xHCI ' ") was an integrated 01/01/2013 expiration date.  This caused a lot of customers unable to perform the recovery.  The work around this problem is to go into your BIOS and change the year of 2012 and save the changes.  This should allow you to install Windows, and once installation is complete, you can change the clock to the correct time.
  
  Let me know if it helps.  Have a most excellent day!

• HP Recovery Kit will re - install Vista if hard drive has been replaced?

  Hello everyone, this is my first post so I hope that I understand.

  I bought a HP Pavilion s3050uk of second hand compact office, product number RY930AA.

  The only OS on it is a trial version of Windows 7 Ultimate, little time to expire.  I knew when I bought but I was just able to reinstall Vista Home Premium using the HP Recovery Kit and the number of product key from the COA on the PC sticker.

  However, I think now that the HARD drive has been replaced at some point - my machine has a 200 GB (Seagate ST3200822AS ATA) and I think that these machines haven't shipped with a 250 GB?  Now, I'm worried that I will pass on the recovery kit but it won't reinstall Vista because the hardware has been changed.  If it is probably the case of others has experience then I may as well save my money (which is very tight at the moment, where the 2nd hand PC) and put it toward the purchase of an operating system package full.

  Hope someone is able to advise me.

  Thank you

  Stephen

  If you buy a defined recovery disk and perform a factory original operating system image recovery and the partition scheme will be installed on the new hard drive.

  Certificate of authenticity (w\ license key) Microsoft Windows OEM is always visible on the bottom of the laptop?

• Changing recovery kit

  My hard drive has been formatted completely. I can restore the recovery partition by using disk recovery kit and how to do it correctly?

  Got all the explanations by telephone of the garage already. Thanks for the attention.

• Intend to upgrade my z620 with a boot SSD disk (and maybe a new series of processors) - advice?

  Much as I love my z620, having a SATA boot drive is painful, once you have become accustomed to instant gratification of SSD.

  I plan to buy an Intel SSD and a stand-alone version of of64-bit Windows 7 to go with it. My plan is to do a clean install of the operating system and applications on the SSD (assuming that I can make it work). Is this what I need to know it's HP Workstation specific in order to complete this upgrade? I guess I need to enable the AHCI in the BIOS (J61 v03.69).

  Another question - I currently have two UC E5-2620 (these are the Xeons V1). I want to upgrade these high V2s of range at some point in the future. I think that systems with older BIOS are not able to upgrade, but I think that my installed BIOS is a newer version (end of autumn, 2013).  I agree that any upgrade would be at my own risk and I would like to get the thoughts of others about the feasibility of this.

  First of all, at this later date of starting block that you provide in your second post it seems that, like you can make v2 upgrades.  There is the old 1 1 most recent trunk block versions of the motherboard Z620 date and you can search in the forum here to say from the BIOS easily if you have the original or revision 1 motherboard.  I think that you already know the answer on that.

  This is important: I hope that you have the original SATA drive it HP supplied with the workstation.  Which is a HP Recovery partition which you can see on disk management in the Device Manager.  This partition, you can create optical disks or even a bootable USB key that will allow you to rebuild from scratch a clone of the W7Pro64 which should / could come from the factory.  Who is a clone facility and has this title the OEM W7Pro64 COST so that it activates.  It's a generic COST.   You don't need to spend 140.00 to get W7Pro64... you have probably already under the terms of your purchase Z620.

  The value of this COST is that you can clean reinstall that way and a clone of your new installation can be imaged and even placed on an another Z620 and it will activate it too (be sure to respect the conditions of use for such things).  Because it's the OEM COA clone in question here you can make clones/backups with ease.

  You can do your own build directly on a new SSD at this "Recovery" approach, and the installer will know what to do.  You should already have your emulation of BIOS SATA RAID value + equivalent AHCI... for sure you want that, to get the benefits that come with the new SSD SATA/readers.  A generation of SSD Z620 we have recently received from HP has a C400 Micron 256 GB SSD from the factory.  I got older versions of HP of this SSD of eBay, made a low level of DBAN reformatting, so a format NTFS (long type) and updated the firmware to the same level as that on this new SSD HP (070 H).  There is a firmware update HP to do this with, which works very well.  You need to do the update with the HP update if it's an HP OEM SSD.

  Finally, there are different converters for the SSD is a form factor 3.5 "2.5".  HP has some devices "slide-in" way too expensive for this ("tool-less"), but I posted here on the HP screw equivalent which has exactly the same interface of BlindMate to sheets of data/SATA power of Z620 than mesh disk drawers with... Search eBay for "hp 2.5 to 3.5" and these work perfectly in the Z620 therefor.»  It is now my favorite device.

  processors v2... I hope that someone else will pay for those.  Not cheap.

• How to use the recovery with a new ssd disk after the death of original hard drive

  I thought I had a simple fix/upgrade for my dv5 - 2077cl.

  decided to replace the defective hard drive with an SSD. couldn't afford a 240 GB size but it's big enough for my needs.

  I installed the new drive easily and cycled through my 4 recovery disc reinstall the minimum overlap. After you delete the last record, the screen goes gray and there is a cursor in the top left corner for more than 10 hours.

  I finally it turned off and tried again two times the same results. I removed the DDI and run disk management on it from my other laptop and an external cable to remove the partiion and create a single partition. Tried to install windows xp on a disk that I own this isn't an update or restore disc thinking I might switch to windows 7 32 bit because I own and upgrade the disks also. even if it is a 64-bit system, but I do not have any disk 64-bit except the recovery disks that didn't seem to work.

  When I ran the xp it seemed to work but then I got the blue screen that said there is no drivers for the SDS (the error is as follows stop0x0000007B (0xF78D2524, 0XC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000))

  So I guess I need to have a windows 7 install disk rather than the recovery discs?

  the SSD is a Silicon Power S70 240 GB.

  any suggestions?

  Recovery discs usually require a hard drive of equal or greater capacity. XP doesn't have SATA drivers Sockets.

  If you can read the Microsoft Windows 7 of 25-character license key, you can download a Windows 7 ISO file to burn to a DVD or USB flash drive. The version must match that's installed on your PC as shown on the sticker COST Microsoft fixed on the bottom of the laptop. Like Windows Home Premium.

  Links to downloads of Windows 7 ISO files:

• PARTITION RECOVERY DELETED AND NO RECOVERY DISK.

  I BOUGHT THIS LAPTOP TO A FAMILY MEMBER WHO BOUGHT IN A PAWN SHOP. I AM TRYING TO RESTORE TO FACTORY SETTINGS. I TRIED RECOVERY MANAGER AND FOR SOME REASON MY RECOVERY PARTITON IS REMOVED AND IT NOT THERE NO RECOVERY DISC. HP DOES NOT OFFER A RECOVERY KIT. ANY SUGGESTIONS? Help? COMPUTER LAPTOP IS A COMPAQ PRESARIO F 700 AND HAS THE OPERATING SYSTEM WINDOWS VISTA HOME BASIC,

  Sorry, the only way to restore the recovery partition is booting from recovery disks to restore to factory setting.

• dynamic disk recovery issue and I cannot make a primary partition

  I have to cover, please read in full before answering a few questions. This problem started when I made another (retractable) partition on my main drive to run another operating system in a duel start setting. I made this partition, then I think that all my partitions (including recovery) computer went to dynamic. I deleted a partition, so I'm not going on the max 4 so I could do a primary, but she's still dynamic (that I made). First of all, I want to be able to make a primary partition to boot another operating system, and how can I do this without deleting my recovery? I don't want to use 3 third party software, unless they are free. Since my recovery is now a dynamic partition, can 2nd question, I still make a recovery? 3rd question, if I have to delete everything to my basic primary partitions, then can HP gives me a way to backup the recovery, or a least a way to send a recovery disk. Also, when I made the partition, I deleted the HP tools which was 200 MB partition (I think, but I don't remember), how can I reinstall it? Or it is necessary. Overall, I need to make sure that my system windows 7 will be stable with recovery and use with dynamic partitions. In addition, I have not used this program, but I was looking at a problem with a program called HxD Hex, http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=191006, I did not try this because it says this sector 0 1 2 location of the partition I tried to do a primary (Hex) actually says 4f instead of 42. ANY HELP WILL BE AMAZING! At least tell me my system can be stable with a dynamic partition, and I can repeat once if something goes wrong.

  HP Pavilion DV7 4060us

  OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  RAM: 4 GB

  Processor: AMD Phenom II N830 Triple Core Processor 2.10 GHz

  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 2676MB Total

  Him did not have a hardware upgrade.

  Yes HP recovery disks will change back, but the question is that HP Recovery Manager will not be able to burn recovery discs, or perform a system partition recovery until the hard disk is converted back to base. At least this is what I've seen other posters.

  Seems (to me anyway) the only option is to use the software I mentioned above and convert back to basic & burn recovery discs or order from HP recovery discs.

  Once you have the laptop to factory specs_use Daniel's Guide to create your new partition.

• HP m9040n want to upgrade to win 7 and ssd. no problem to get bios maybe

  looking to upgrade. something I need to worry

  Hello

  Before you do anything, remember that you have a set of HP recovery disks in case you would have to withdraw.  Back up your data on an external support. An external USB hard drive would be my choice.

  Dobios updatewhile you're still under VISTA.

  Run these two utilities. .    Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.   Test for 64-bit hardware  Look at the results of the analysis of 64-bit with Upgrade Advisor.

  Update your memory on VISTA.  Then, run this utility to make sure that the memory is good.  Download memtest86 iso file and burn it to disk using the Imgburn.

  If you upgrade the memory beyond 4 GB, then you need Windows 7 64 bit to take advantage of the extra memory. None of the HP added value will be offered under Windows 7 64-bit you will need to do a clean install.

  Now, do a fresh install of Windows 7 64-bit. Apply all updates including service pack 1.  You may need to restart and run the update of Windows process several times to get everything updated.

  Now, install all the programs you need and updates for them.

  Look over the size of the C partition to perhaps determine the size of the SSD to buy it. I would consider an SSD that is greater than the space used on the C 20 GB partition, but it's your decision to make on the amount of free space to store for updates and future expansion.  Depending on your needs, a 60-80 GB SSD may be enough.

  Looking for an SSD that meets your needs of space and comes with a migration kit (software plus one sata cable USB). If you have an empty hard drive Bay so your will need a 2.5 "to 3.5" disk media adapters and sata data cable. If you do not have a Bay hard drive empty then use an empty optical Bay. In this case, you will need a 2.5 "to 5.25" Bay adapter brackets and a sata data cable.

  Open your PC and inspect cables power the hard drive Bay. Do you see a spare power connector?  If you do not have a hard drive Bay empty then use and empty optical drive Bay.  Looking for a replacement power adapter. If a sata power connector is not available but a molex adapter 4 pin is then you will need to purchase a power adapter to manage the molex connector to a sata power connector.

  Before mounting the SSD inside your PC, use the migration kit and the process to the image of your hard drive Windows 7 overall of the SSD. You need only to images in the mbr record, SYSTEM and C partitions.  If this process is successful then mount the SSD inside your PC and connect the power and sata data cables.  Start now and make sure that Windows recognizes the new sata SSD. If it's good then boot into the bios and change the boot order to reflect the SSD as the first device to boot from the hard drive and save the settings.

  If your PC starts now with the SSD then smile. You must disable defragmentation for the C partition because it is not necessary.  Your original hard drive is still intact, so you can use it to store the data a possibly an emergency boot disk if something goes wrong with the SSD or Windows 7 on SSD.

• Mobile OS from HDD and SSD 16 GB Express SSD Cache (HP Envy H8 - 1520t)

  Product number: C9D47AV #ABA

  Serial number: [personal information deleted]

  I recently bought a new desire and while I had originally planned on just using the 1 TB HDD as well as 16 GB of cache to boot the system, I decided to go with a 120 GB Samsung SSD 840 for where I want my OS to be.

  After reading a lot of posts and have tried to do it myself last night, I know it will be a pain.  I saw a few solutions on the forum I'll try tonight and I don't want to revisit old but I do not see anyone mentioned have a 16 GB SSD cache for the computer to start from.  Does make a difference in what I like?

  If I am able to well to clone the current HARD drive can I spend with the 16 GB Sandisk Disk Cache?  I can live with keeping the 16 GB startup disk, using the SSD 120 GB for my OS and find another use for the 1 TB HARD drive, but ideally, I would like to boot directly from the 120 GB SSD and use the HARD disk of 1 TB as additional storage space.

  Thanks in advance for reading this.

  Ban

  Thanks in advance for reading this.

  Hello

  SSD 16 GB cache is primarily for you to have a faster access to your data.

  Before installing the os or the image you want to make the current system, it's better that you create a recovery Kit using the HP software to create the installation DVD for your device.

  At any time, you want to restore your system to its original configuration, simply launch the Kit.

  Now, with respect to the imaging system and having it installed on the SSD, how do you intend to do? What software will you use to perform this task?

  Thank you

• How to re - combine a HD and SSD in a player of "Fusion".

  Hi all

  Well, this process has floored me know how much time lost, he created and how the problem occurred in the first place.

  I am wanting to do a clean install of El Capitan on iMac late 2014 retina with El Capitan with a 1 TB drive merger 10.11.6.

  Boot from an external hard drive with OS X utility disk 10.11.4, wouldn't let me simple deletion of the reader. He came up with the error message "removing logical volume of the logical volume group cannot delete the storage base logical volume...". »

  So I started to investigate this problem and found:

  estorage-logical-volume-from-the-Terminal http://Apple.StackExchange.com/questions/136590/How-can-i-Delete-a-partition-Cor

  Who publishes various other forum known as the best solution to the problem. Knowing that I hate to use the terminal, I dove in full anyway. I was reformatting disks on Mac for 20 years without needing terminals?

  I got so far as to remove the existing with logical group:

  sudo diskutil cs deleteLVG

  and now the HD and SSD drives appear on the desktop as a empty volumes (which is fine, I don't need to save anything).

  But now, try to use the:

  sudo diskutil mergePartitions HFS+ "Apple_HFS Macintosh HD" (and different combinations of drive locations)

  results only in "the data partitions are not of the same disc.

  This is what I see with the "diskutil list; ECHO; Cs diskutil list "command in terminal.

  / dev/disk0 (internal, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * GB 121,3 disk0

  1: disk0s1 EFI EFI 209.7 MB

  2: Apple_HFS GB 121.0 Untitled disk0s2

  / dev/disk1 (internal, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * 1.0 TB disk1

  1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk1s1

  2: Apple_HFS Untitled 999,3 GB disk1s2

  / dev/disk3 (external, physical):

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * GB 500,1 DIS3

  1: EFI EFI 209.7 MB disk3s1

  2: Apple_HFS Mac Master Image 2016 499,2 GB disk3s2

  3: disk3s3 Apple_Boot Recovery 650.0 MB HD

  I have no idea how recombine the separate HD and SSD drives in one drive of Fusion, with which I can then do a clean installation of El Capitan. Can someone please!

  Also, how can quickly and safely erase a disc from Fusion in the future? I need to deploy a new image of master with all our software top one another 10 times, and I want to completely erase the readers for clean installs (with Migration Assistant for about 8 years, moving from a system has resulted in a lot of weird and wacky behaviour on our Macs) and it is time for a clean install for each of them.

  Again, I'd be very happy any help on this.

  -Alex

  Please read this message before doing anything. If you don't feel confident that you can follow the instructions, ask someone more experienced to help you.

  This procedure applies only to an iMac or a Mac mini with a drive installed in the smelter.

  You must read these instructions while no web browser is running, so either print them or load them onto another device before you start.

  1. all the data on the internal disks will be deleted, including Boot Camp data, which are not saved by Time Machine. You need at least two complete and independent backups. A backup is not enough to be sure. There are ways to back up a computer that is not fully functional. Ask if you need advice.

  2. you will need to start one recovery system other than the one on the internal hard drive (if he has one.) There are several ways to do so.

  a. If you have a backup time of the Machine (not a network backup), or a compatible Mac OS X installation on an external drive, then you should be able to start it by holding down press option key to start ringing. Select the external hard drive in the row of icons that is displayed. I mean by "compatible", an installation running on the machine. A version of Mac OS X that is older than the machine is not compatible.

  b. If you used Recovery Disk Wizard (or can use it now) to prepare a system recovery on a USB flash drive, you can start that by pressing the C button on the ring. No icons will appear. Startup will be much slower than usual.

  c. start the Internet recovery mode by pressing the key combination command-option-R to start ringing. Release the keys when you see a spinning globe. Select a language, if you are prompted.

  Note: You need an Ethernet or Wi - Fi connection to Internet to use the features of recovery network. It will not work with modems USB or PPPoE, proxy servers or networks that require a certificate for authentication.

  3. disconnect all other external storage devices.

  What happens then depends on what version of recovery that you are running.

  ☞ If the machine came with OS X 10.10 ("Yosemite"), 10.9 ("Swat") or 10.8 ("Mountain Lion"), and you're in the recovery of the Internet, please take step 4a and skip step 4 b.

  ☞ otherwise, go to step 4 and go to step 4B.

  If you are unsure which version of Mac OS X, the machine came with, search for it on this page.

  After taking these steps apply, you must have a reader of empty Fusion named 'Macintosh HD' on which you can perform a 7 step or step 7B.

  4. repair of the Fusion drive (see "Troubleshooting" on the linked page.) Quit disk utility and go to step 7A or 7B step. Skip steps 4, 5 and 6.

  4. in the OS X screen utility, select get online help. Safari will launch. While in recovery, you will have no access to your Favorites, but you won't need them. Load this web page.

  5. triple - click anywhere in the line below to select this option:

  N=Macintosh\ HD; for d in /dev/disk?; do o=`diskutil info $d`; for D in SSD HDD; do eval [[ ! \"\$$D\" ]] && grep -lqw "APPLE $D" <<< "$o" && eval $D=$d; done; [[ "$SSD" && "$HDD" ]] && break; done; diskutil cs create "$N" $SSD $HDD && diskutil cs createLV "$N" jhfs+ "$N" 100%

  It is a very long line, and you won't see it on the web page. Be sure to select the entire line, not just the part that you can see.

  Copy the selected text in the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination.

  Quit Safari. You go back to the OS X Utilities screen.

  6. in the menu bar, select

  Utilities ▹ Terminal

  Launch the Terminal application. Paste in the Terminal window by pressing the command-V key combination. Wait for a new line ending with a number sign (#) to appear. If nothing happens, press the return key.

  Quit the Terminal must be returned to the main screen.

  7. If you have a Time Machine backup, connect the device to backup and restore your data. If you have saved to a network like a time Capsule device, it must be connected automatically.

  7B. If you do not have a Time Machine backup, or if you can not restore from Time Machine backup that you do not have, install OS x Restore data later in The Migration Wizard.

  In the Internet recovery mode, you install the original version of Mac OS X comes with the machine. If you have upgraded the operating system on the App Store, you will need to do it again.

• Captian El is not installed on the SSD disk fusion part after recovering from the internet

  I found that my Mac OS X El Captian is installed on the part of the hard disk of 1 TB disk fusion rather than the part of the SSD drive after the installation of recovery of the internet.

  And the SSD disk fusion part seems to be "not fitted"...

  May I ask if this is correct?

  I saw on the article depending on whether recovery facility will automatically take care of the promenade of the merger and put the files system on the part of the reader Flash memory:

  http://www.PCMag.com/Article2/0, 2817,2412726,00.asp

  If my drive information below is not correct, do the following:

  1. partition SSD disk fusion part and

  2. Mount and

  3. repeat to Install OS X on this SSD part internet recovery rather than the part of the hard drive of my 1 TB drive

  Your opinion is greatly appreciated!

  Images of the State of my hard disk is shown below:

  

  

  

  ... also, I found that there are 2 Macintosh HD, showing at startup. If I choose a 1st, a banned logo will appear once a while and the will of the computer just froze there. Only when I choose the 2nd Macintosh HD, I can login in the OS correctly...

  Should not be only one Macintosh HD picture to the choice at the start?

  Emergency assistance is needed...!

  Thank you!

  

  

• CQ71 - installation of the recovery Kit

  Does anyone know if Win7 is pre-activated on HP Recovery Kit discs?

  I have a CQ71-314SA with problems of nasty virus that killed the system partitions and recovery, also my recovery discs have been scratched and are unreadable. To make things worse, the COA Win7 sticker is worn out and I can make only the ends of the license key for installation from a normal Win7 oem drive is not an option.

  See you soon

  Hello

  If you reinstall using a set of HP recovery disks, it will activate automatically, so you will not have your product key.

  You can order a set of replacement recovery disks using the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00810334

  If you have a problem with this link, order them directly from HP.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

  

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Remove the recovery drive and drive C on the internal drive of 2 2nd

  I installed a Kingston 120 GB SVP200S37A / 120G on my HP Pavilion dv7t-1000 CTO Entertainment Notebook PC with Windows 7 Professional.

  I took the cable USB and case provided with my package and plugged my old hard drive of 320 GB.

  Installed the SSDNow v + Series software and installed it.  At this point, I was happy to see my new Kingston 120 GB SSD and unplugged my old hard drive.

  Last week, I installed my old hard drive to 320 GB in my laptop.

  My current SSD is the C drive and disc HP_Recovery (D).

  My old drive is Local Disk F and Local Disk G.  Can I do this in a single drive?

  Is it possible for me to remove the HP_Recovery (D) drive then put it on to my second drive?

  Hello

  Unfortunately, the second Bay of your laptop drive isn't bootable - this is true for all of the dv7 series, so spend the recovery Partition of your SSD HARD disk will cause any recovery attempt fails.  If you want to use a player of the second span, it can only be used for extra storage.

  To make the drive in the second span in a single volume, you must do the following - keep in mind that this will destroy all data on the disk.

  Hold down the Windows key and press R.  In the run box, type compmgmt.msc , and then press ENTER.  Click disk management in the left pane and let readers load upward.

  For all volumes shown on the Second disk, right-click each in turn and select "delete the Volume.  When you are finished, you should have just "unallocated space indicated.  Click on this and select Format to start the wizard.  Windows 7 will affect a Volume label so if your happy with it, just leave the default.  File system is NTFS.  Allocation unit size must be left by default.  Select the option to perform a quick format if it is not already done.  Leave all the other default settings, and then click Ok, and then Ok to start the process.

  Once this done, your disk should now appear as a single volume when you look under the computer.

  Kind regards

  DP - K