Recovery Manager on the laptop DV6799ea

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• Enter the Recovery manager from the start screen

  My HP dv7-4296nr laptop, I have an included recovery partition. But I can't access Recovery Manager in the start screen by pressing F11, when I pussed, it starts only to Windows normally, although in the lower left conner, it displays "F11."... System Recovery '. Only when I activate the recovery partition and restart, I can get into the Recovery Manager. Could someone told me what I have to do to fix this?

  Hello

  Before trying the suggestion below, make sure that you have backed up all your personal files, etc.

  If you created your set of recovery DVDs, you can use them to reinstall the operating system that this process will also recreate the recovery Partition and so I hope to see the f11 feature.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• How to remove "HP recovery manager" from the start menu?

  A year ago, I had a virus attack on my computer. Knocked it completely. In the process of reinstalling the computer, HP Recovery Manager was added to the start menu.

  

  Now I need to remove it in the start menu because it takes an unnecessarily long time to start Windows. How can I do this?

  Sorry if this has already been written solution, don't know what keywords should I look for in this forum to get answers to my questions.

  Thanks for the reply

  Hi @teddykladdkak

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you are looking for help to edit the boot options for your laptop. I'm happy to help you with this.

  I did some research and found this from Microsoft, and it looks like you need and covers several options:

  Modification of Startup Options - msdn.microsoft.com

  As a tip, I also include this eightforums.com page rom which can also be useful:

  Advanced start to boot in Windows 8 and 8.1 Options

  I hope this helps. Please let me know how it goes for you.

• Problems accessing the HP Recovery Manager after the installation of new copy of Windows 7.

  I have the HP Pavilion dv6 (2043us) originally with Windows 7 Home Premium. A recent storm crossed in my area, which seems to me to be the cause of a corrupt hard drive file that prevented Windows startup. My extra fathers using copy of Windows 7 Ultimate (is a prominent IT guy for his company, he has a lot to lose) I decided to install it from that rather than using the HP Recovery Manager in order to save my files (Windows Startup Repair and system restore failed, and to restore the default factory was not desirable) as I mentioned it because of my desire to save my documents) I have installed on the same partition as the original windows, allowing files to be viewed in Windows.old.

  However, after all that, I came to the will to restore the default settings. However, after you press (esc) and (f11) to access the Recovery Manager, it is bring up the Windows Startup logo and the login screen. Is it possible to access the Recovery Manager and restore the default settings? If so, how should I do this? As I said, I left all the original parts intact, so I do not think it is possible after some research, but I'm not sure how to start the process.

  This method to get the active recovery partition was first introduced to me by Cheryl here on the site. It may or may not work.

  Right-click on computer and click Manage > search in the list on the left, and then open disk management. You should see the recovery partition it. Click right and whether it is active and the next time that you start it up, it should boot into the recovery partition and restore back to the factory.

• How can I order recovery discuss for the laptop model

  I need to order a CD of replacement for my laptop model # g60-519wm and was informed by the customer service that I have to do it from the hp Web site

  Hello:

  The HP website doesn't have a recovery disc for your laptop.

  There is no connection with the control of your model recovery media must have presented at the link below.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4063&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=4039377

  However, you can still get a set of recovery discs from this provider on the link below.

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-17146-recovery-kit-588820-001-for-HP-model-number-G60-519wm.aspx

• Deleted HP Recovery Manager, not the recovery image, with uninstall. How to get back?

  I was lot UN-installing some toolbars in an uninstall program. While watching uninstall them from my Sha I saw that somehow, I had checked the HP RECOVERY MANAGER'S of the uninstall. I believe that the recovery Image is still there, she shows on defrag programs and file manager.

  How/where can I pick up this Recovery Manager. Thank you very much! Jack ":-D.

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  Look to the right and see the OPTIONS to mark ACCEPT as a SOLUTION. Thank you!

  If the Recovery Manager is very convenient for some maintenance tasks, should not be required. You can still download the drivers for your HP support page if necessary. The F11 to perform a recovery should still work because the files are there in the D partition.

  However, if you burn your recovery disks before removing the Recovery Manager, it would be a good idea to order them from HP. Bribery of HDD or a failure requiring replacement you will need to start the machine to reinstall Windows.

• HP Probook b 6450-how can I get the recovery disc for the laptop. Crashed and don't have a recovery disk

  Got a Probook 6450 b that crashed. don't burn the recovery disk so need to recovery disks. tried to order online, but the site does not deliver in my country of origin.

  Have a friend who has a probook 6450 b but a processor 2.1 GHz and Windows 7 Home Premium OS. Mine is Wondows 7 Pro, 2.4 GHz. can I use its on my laptop recovery disks?

  How can I get preinstalled HP software back?

  Tell us about the hard drive crashed.  You can link it to your desktop and make a check disk on it? Which can make new bootable.  If you don't care the utility partition and recovery being installed (you really won't need if you download and make the disc), and then download it here (you might put in your key Microsoft 25-digit Windows 7 Pro code):

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/w/microsoft_os/3316.2-1-Microsoft-Windows-7-official-ISO-download-links-Digital-River.aspx

• HP Recovery Manager freezes at 33% on laptop DV6

  HP Pavilion DV6235nr

  Windows Vista 32-bit

  I am running HP Recovery Manager to a set of recovery disks that I created.  The first phase, "Reformat the partition of your hard drive Windows" works without a hitch.  The second phase, 'Original content relocation' freezes at 33%.  I gave it as long as 4.5 hours, and it never progressed beyond 33 percent.

  I also tried to run Recovery Manager from the hard drive.  The program tells me to remove the recovery for the computer disk can restart from the partition.  When I remove the disc, nothing happens.  When I click on "Finish", the computer stops but never restarts.

  My computer is 6 years old, so there is no guarantee.  This forum seeking help is really my only hope of getting my laptop works again.

  Hello:

  Sometimes, the recovery disks don't work you do for one reason or another.

  Unfortunately, there are hundreds of messages like this and, unfortunately, very few answers.  I still could help a person to get their recovery discs to work.

  So I see that you have two options (only if you can read all 25 characters of the product key of Vista on the bottom of your PC):

  1 order a set of HP recovery discs and I hope they work.

  2. your own windows installation of vista if simple media you can read your vista product key.

  This will NOT restore your PC as long as you plant. It will install the operating system, and you will need to either have your program installation files and also use some drivers and downloads are available from your laptop support and driver page.

  From page 289 on the link below.

  http://philipyip.files.WordPress.com/2013/01/Windows-reinstallation-guide-03-03-2013.PDF

• Pavilion ab523tx: how to disable the Recovery Manager that is Ctrl + Alt + R Hotkey combination

  I have a software which requires me to use Ctrl + Alt + R as a keyboard shortcut for a process, but I'm not be able to use it as whenever I press Ctrl + Alt + R Recovery Manager opens. Please help disable.

  Hi @dubalharsh,

  This gives a shot:

  1. use the Windows search box in the toolbar to search for "HP Recovery Manager."

  2. right click on the HP Recovery Manager in the search results and click Open file location.

  3. in the file Explorer window, click once to select HP Recovery Manager, and then right-click and select Properties.

  4. in the shortcut tab, clear the entry in the field shortcut key . Now apparently it is Ctrl + Alt + R - clicking on the field and pressing the delete key should change the value None.

  I hope this helps.

• By using the Recovery Manager to repartition the HARD drive

  I started a post a few days back on my pavilion DM1-3014AU netbook that runs on AMD APU-E350, 2 GB of ram and comes pre loaded with windows 7 Home Basic. I had a number of requests because I want to repartition the hard drive, do a fresh install of windows 7 my disc and I also want to keep some of the hp software.

  After going through a few messages in this forum, I learned that we can use the Recovery Manager to do a minimal install, IE windows 7 and only the hp software. That's what I have to do unless I also want to repartition the hard drive.

  I currently have 4 partitions, C drive, hp tools (hidden) and backup (hidden). I have already created recovery disks. Now, my questions are:-

  1. can I use recovery disks or Recovery Manager to delete all existing partitions and recreate my own partitions. This means that I would remove the recovery, tools and backup partitions.

  2. After doing the above I'll be able to do a minimal install (os + hp software) via the Recovery Manager or the recovery disks.

  3. my intutions are that I can accomplish the above two using the recovery disks and not the recovery partition. If the above two steps are possible using recovery discs, it would ultimately have no partition on my hard drive recovery. I will then be able to use the recovery disks in the future to make the same minimum install (os + hp software)

  4. I wouldn't really keep the recovery, tools and backup partitions if they can be of any complacency in the future but the reson why I want to delete them, is that windows 7 Home Basic allows no more than 4 partitions and I want to be able to create at least 4 partitions for my use.

  Any help would be really appreciated...

  Yes Vikrant... it is unnecessary to install UEFI to update BIOS.

  Yes, if you install the update to the BIOS using the link I provided in my previous thead element, you can as a revert to a version of BIOS as soon as possible if you feel that the system is unstable.

  Even if you reparition the whole HARD disk and do a manimized install, you can install the BIOS update in the future.

  Updating the BIOS is independent if you did full recovery or minimizes recovery.

  BIOS update will not affect the use of recovery disks and procedures. You can safely use them in the future without any problem.

  You will use the ability to run F9 diagnostics incase of any software system crash, and you are unable to start Windows.

• Where should I copy my personal files temporarily before you run the HP Recovery Manager?

  Hi to everyone at HP!

  Recently, I am experiencing problems with my HP Pavilion dv6, so in order to solve these problems, I have decided to use the HP Recovery Manager to restore the factory specifications it is. I was committed to do when I realized that I didn't have a way to back up my personal files (I don't own an external hard drive, nor enough empty disks).

  After reading this post , I learned that I can save my files to a partition in the HARD drive.

  (Hope I'm clearly so far)

  It turns out that I have 3 drivers of partition (C :), (d) and (e).)

  

  My question is; If I temporally copy my personal files (d :) or readers (E :), they will always be there after that I completed the recovery operation?))

  Thanks for your time.

  D: is your recovery partition, and no file should be backed up/saved there. Saving files it can cause the recovery fails.

  E is probably the small partition system used by Win 7 to start. Not a good idea to save it & probably not enough space anyway.

  Better to wait until you have an external source to backup the files.

  BTW, if using recovery disks for HP reinstall will erase all partitions and restore to the factory plug. Only recovery F11 or Recovery Manager in the menu start leash added partition intact.

• I'm looking for help to share best practices to upgrade the Site Recovery Manager (SRM), if someone can summarize the preparatory tasks?

  I'm looking for help to share best practices to upgrade the Site Recovery Manager (SRM), if someone can summarize the preparatory tasks?

  Hello

  Please check the content below, you may find useful.

  Please refer to the URL: Documentation VMware Site Recovery Manager for more detailed instructions.

  Important

  Check that there is no cleanup operation pending on recovery plans and there is no problem of configuration for the virtual machines that protects the Site Recovery Manager.

  1 all the recovery plans are in ready state.

  2 the protection status of all protection groups is OK.

  3 the status of the protection of all the individual virtual machines in the protection groups is OK.

  4 the recovery of all groups of protection status is ready.

  5. If you have configured the advanced settings in the existing installation, note settings you configured before the upgrade.

  6 the vCenter local and remote server instances must be running when you upgrade the Site Recovery Manager.

  7 upgrade all components Server vCenter Site Recovery Manager on a site until you upgrade vCenter Server and Site Recovery Manager on the other site.

  8 download the setup of Site Recovery Manager file in a folder on the machines to be upgraded the Site Recovery Manager.

  9 make sure no other facilities-\no updates windows restarts done shoud

  Procedure:

  1. connect to the machine on the protected site on which you have installed the Site Recovery Manager.

  2. backup the database of Site Recovery Manager by using the tools that offers the database software.

  3. (optional) If you upgrade of Site Recovery Manager 5.0.x, create a 64-bit DSN.

  4 upgrade the instance of vCenter Site Recovery Manager server that connects to vCenter Server 5.5.

  If you upgrade a vCenter Server and Site Recovery Manager 4.1.x, you upgrade the instances of vCenter Server and Site Recovery Manager server in the correct sequence until you can upgrade to Site Recovery Manager 5.5.

  a upgrade vCenter Server 4.1.x to 5.0.x server.

  b Update Site Recovery Manager of 4.1.x to 5.0.x.

  c upgrade server vCenter Server 5.0.x to 5.5.

  Please let me know if it helped you or not.

  Thank you.

• Hello F11 does not work for my Recovery Manager

  HELLP, I have a hp compaq computer version windows 7 64 bit laptop

  When I on the laptop and press ESC and click f11 for recovery, it loads striaght to the interface direct windows 7 it will normally why is this I want accese the recvoey but it does not work what do I do now?

  To boot into Recovery, you have a shortcut in the Start Menu to HP Recovery Manager. OR, you can boot into Recovery at the beginning upward by pressing the F11 button as soon as you press the power button / stop.

  Click Start and type Recovery in the search field. Select Recovery Manager in the list, when it becomes available.

  Using HP Recovery Manager

• Dv6730ed restore HP Recovery Manager

  Hi you all at the community of HP,.

  For some reason any HP dv6730ed of my daughter (2008) lost it's recovery manager on the D: drive and now there is an urgent need to reset the laptop to its factory settings, due to virus etc...

  Repeatedly pressing F11 at startup will not start recovery because - as I wrote already - D: drive was erased.

  Is there a possibility to restore this recovery on this drive Manager?

  HP6730ed, Intel Core Duo CPU, 3 GB, 250 GB HD

  Thanks to afvance,

  Jim

  You are the very welcome, Jim.

  That's right, yes you do a Vista startup disk, and then install W8.

  You may need to use the menu advanced options of drive to install Vista.

  But you need to install.

  I installed Vista of W8 on a test PC when I was testing the W8 preview.

• Recovery Manager - please help - have wim have no recovery manager

  Hello

  I have NOT created recovery media. Someone I'm installed Windows 8 and formatted the disk C assiting in the process. The system should now be reimagee again. She would like to return to conditions facotry, and I know how to do this. My question is, when it has formatted the C drive and installed Windows 8, this removed links to recovery for the launch of Windows Manager. We still drive D and drive E. Drive D is titled "Recovery" and drive E is entitled "HP_Tools".  There are multiple WIM files on drive D. probably most importantly base.wim and he is 17 GB.

  I would like to be able to run recovery manager and the original image, this laptop using these WIMs. How can I get the possibility to launch the recovery from the C drive Manager?  Is there is no way, then I was going to use imageX and spread this base.wim on the C drive and see if it's the same thing. Any help is greatly apprecaited.

  Thank you!

  Good blood, hatred I've seen your post earlier. Yes, the process I mentioned has worked on many HP all OS of XP machines to Windows 7. I've not seen it tested on a Windows 8 machine and yet, it's a different beast.