Recovery Manager uninstalled on HP Mini 110-3131dx

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• HP Mini 110-3131DX. Replacement hard drive; do I need a new and where I get it?

  I dropped my computer HP Mini 110-3131DX directly on his spine and since it turns on to display the boot and these error messages:

  HARD DISK ERROR

  Run the system diagnostics hard drive test.

  Hard drive 1 (3F1)

  F2 System Diagnostics

  Then, it takes time LONGGGG similarly get to the right screen to test (I have to restart the computer to renavigate to the screen) and it says HDD test failed. What should I do now? What should I put in a new hard drive? Where can I get my new hard drive specific? I really need help.

  The longer the better, if your going for hard disk, I recommend 7200.

• How to replace a hard drive in a mini 110-3131dx

  Try to replace the hard drive in the mini 110-3131DX...  I have a replacement... How to open the case.  I see an orange scroll bar in the compartment to batteries, but no lids or screw to take out to remove.  He has a solid without opening basis except where the battery is removed.

  THK

  Hello:

  If you have not read the procedure to remove the HARD drive in the service manual, I recommend it.

  Chapter 4, starting on page 41. You will be referred to in other sections like remove the battery and the cover of sevice.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02481106.PDF

  Paul

• HP Mini 110-3131DX. Replacement hard drive

  I bought and installed a new hard drive in my HP Mini (I had already dropped my Mini and caused the hard disk break) but when I turn it on it says now no. Bootable Device.

  What's wrong? What should I do to make it work correctly?

  TheSequined.

  You will need a USB external CD and disk recovery.

  If you don't have recovery discs you can buy them here.

  https://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/WC/mediaOrder?softwareitem=632012-001&CC=US&DLC=en&LC=en&os=4062&Product=5083676&sw_lang=

  If you do not have an external CD, you can purchase one here.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/laptop-external-USB-2-0-CD-DVD-ROM-portable-drive-enclosure-IDE-case-Black-USA-/251502162014?PT=US_Drive_Enclosures_Docks&hash=item3a8eb2705e#ht_5389wt_1097

  Sorry, but the new HARD drive does not come with preloaded Windows.

  REO

• Recovery disc for Compaq Mini 110 c-1100DX

  Hello

  I contacted HP support several times over the past 2 years without success (a few times when I first bought this PC), so I thought I would try these forums.  I bought a Compaq Mini 110 c-1100DX with Windows XP a few years ago and wanted to create a recovery disc for it.  I followed the instructions, but I find that the typical HP, who is referenced in my manual, Recovery Manager does not exist.  HP support has confirmed this, but refuses to communicate any recovery disks support or operating system.  They said I could use the Roxio software that never worked to create or restore images.  I refuse to pay $16 for something my other HP computers 5 all allowed me to... create the factory recovery disks.  I have an external DVD burner, I have USB flash drives, and I have a desire to find a way to recover the original image.  I know that I can make an image of the disk because it is today, and I can use another software to create back ups.  I don't want to do that, I want the original image.

  Does anyone know of a place to download this image, a line of support that might be willing to send me the DVD recovery, or a way to connect with a more high level and preferably American, support staff?  I have 5 HP computers and printers HP 2, and I know the tech support/customer service line is a waste of time.  I'm good enough at the end of my rope with HP, and despite the fact that computers and printers have always been good support so so incredibly awful that I can't buy them more if I can't get this simple application is complete after 2 years of trying.  Any ready HP there at Carillon?

  For reference for anyone else having this problem (or any other issue, with the support of HP), I called 650-857-1501 (HP corporate), went to the business operator, explained my problem and the issues I had with the support of the founded India, she was very polite and transferred me to a very useful case manager named Emily and it solved the problem in 5 minutes.  I can't believe how much it was easy after suffering through hours and hours of race around the line of standard support.

• HP Mini 110-3610se recovery Partition problem

  Dear HP technical team

  Hello. I have a mini laptop ' hp mini 110-3610se "and when I try to create a new partition in the c drive, I get an error and I can not do so get help from software"paragon partition manager"and I change my recovery to the logic partition and then do some activity by this soft ware and after restart my computer windows cannot start and I can not too F11 recovery and now I don't have windows and I don't have any recovery tools and system cannot work by recovery option.

  I know that my windows partition not damaged because I change it and I work on the recovery partition but my widows will not start.

  now, I can not access the hp suppurt group, please help and tell me what I can do?

  Make a Paragon partition manager boot disk, boot from it and undo the changes to the partition.

  or try this

  Use F8 to the beginning of the power up when you see the HP splash screen, that you get the advanced screen, select 'repair your computer' and press ENTER, once that loads of Windows recovery environment, select 'repair your computer' once again, if you get a dialog box on it to find problems and you want to repair say no.

  Once you get to the screen tools select Startup Repair, see if he can repair windows startup, restart when it is done, see if it will load windows now.

• HP mini 110: cannot use my wifi as it currently disabled from Device Manager according to assistant Wifi

  My system is asking for me to insert an artheros wireless adapter and I installed all the drivers, but my WIFI isint working again and when I downloaded assistant wifi it shows that he is disabled from Device Manager that i have tried everything I could give.

  pls kindly help.

  Here is the my system informatiom

  HP Mini 110-1160SA PC

  Best regards.

  Hello:

  I think that you need this card driver wireless for your 110-1160sa.

  This package contains drivers for the Broadcom Wireless LAN Server supported in models cards mobile supported and operating systems.

  File name: sp44923.exe

• You place your order for recovery disc for mini 110

  Hello world

  first of all, I say this isn't really a laptop, I have a mini 110-3610sa.

  I've upgraded to windows 7 Professional to windows 7 basic, whatever he was going well until I stopped

  I lost the HP quick web and also the restoration of the factory, it goes to the windows recovery.

  can help you, I would really like to have fast web back it was very good and I was getting just configured with e-mails and fav sites.

  any help

  Ron tinydamed

  You can order recovery disks by following the instructions in the link below

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=c00810334

• RECOVERY FAILED on HP MINI 110 (pn VK952EA #ABU)

  Hello

  My HP Mini 110 (Windows 7 starter edition) was running slowly, so I decided to use the valuation facility to return to factory settings.  Everything seemed to go well; I am as much as the screen "Setup is preparing your computer for first use", and then the Windows Welcome screen. But then the message "Windows cannot complete the installation. To install Windows on this computer, restart the installation"appears. If I click OK it disconnects and begins again, with the same result. So I crashed and tried to use F11 to start the recovery process, but nothing happens (by default in the attempt to load Windows, with the same error message).

  It was the first time I tried the recovery on this machine (although I did the same thing with success on other devices), and the edition of Windows 7 Starter has been as when buying.  There was a large number of Windows updates this morning before starting the recovery process (I was a little surprised at how long they took), but nothing else of note.

  Thanks a lot for any advice.

  Hi, Julia:

  I know it works because I have done it myself and made a bootable USB flash drive with the file.

  I think I can lead you down the wrong path...

  If the file is compiled correctly, you should get an option to install several variants of windows 7 and you select the one you want.

  I'm looking on the instructions, and what I did was to delete the IE configuration file in the sources folder and closed the file.

  I do not edit the file and then I used imageburn to create the ISO file.

  Follow these instructions...

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/w/microsoft_os/3827.2-1-4-deleting-the-EI-cfg-file-to-obtain-all-versions.aspx

  Paul

• I uninstalled Recovery Manager

  I inadvertently uninstalled a program, without realizing what it was. The program was Recovery Manager, which was created by Cyberlink. I had my PC since the Paleozoic era and had never noticed a program called real Recovery Manager before, even if I reformatted my hard disk more than once. To reformat, I simply press the f 11 key repeatedly during start-up, and eventually I just follow the guests to the screen.

  I've looked everywhere to see if there was a place I could simply re - download, bypassing of order recovery disks. I'm quite poor, and just pay the shipping cost would be a constraint. This is why my computer is old, although working again, even if it is held jointly with wire to bail out and spit. I'd appreciate any help.

  HP Pavilion
  Model p7-1012
  Windows 7 Home Premium SP 1

  64 bit

  I don't know how to answer both of those who have responded to my message, except for maybe one, then copy and paste to another. Before that, I'll see what you reply to my own post done. I hope that I will hear from you two, that will let me know that you have seen this.
  I wanted to say thank you very much for responding and trying to help. I appreciate that very much. I'm sorry it took so long to respond, but you wouldn't believe the series of unfortunate events that happened since I posted my question.
  After I logged in here, I had checked and more googling and couldn't really find something that could help me get back my Recovery Manager. Then, he suddenly appeared on the restoration of the me... system... I didn't honestly if the system restore would be "re" - install programs that have been uninstalled, but because it restores your computer to a previous state (one that still had the necessary programs), I decided to try it. I did a few times and never had a problem with it.
  After it was over, I waited until the system restarts, but it seems to take an unusually long to open the setting running the Windows Welcome screen. I noticed that the cursor was there and just a white screen.
  I continued to wait for a few seconds, which turned into minutes, so I finally just cut the power supply and started around. I got the same results. Just a blank screen with a cursor.
  After two attempts over me were getting worried, so using my phone, I just typed in google what I was watching and was shocked by what came. What I was watching was a black screen of death.
  I had never experienced this before and had no idea what it was. I had and extracted from the blue screens of death, but had never seen or heard of a black. I tried again and again to restart and enter the the Task Manager, or safe mode, and nothing would work. I was literally in shock.
  There was a very long list of patches that people were trying to recover from the BSOD, but I couldn't take the time to go through each of them, but then it fail, so, after some thought, I decided to try a factory reset. I knew that I would lose all my programs, but if it worked, I would have my computer back. As it was, I had nothing.
  I restarted and press f11 as I did, and he was there. The Recovery Manager. I can be deleted from the C drive, but thanks to hp, he was still on the recovery drive D Yay!
  I waited until he ran through the whole process and continued to read googlc on my phone. I didn't even look up and see that if everything was going as it should, then, I came across an article that really hurts me. It was the title of the article and a link for it:

  After factory reset I get a black screen of death

  When I finally looked up, I had 1% to go and then he stopped, and there was the welcome hp on your new computer. IT WORKED! I got my computer back and I was so happy.
  My advice is if you have an hp computer and you have probably if you are on this forum, BACK UP EVERYTHING on YOUR COMPUTER, AND DO IT OFTEN to KEEP IT up-to-date! If you don't have a backup program, there are a lot of cloud services free you can use. That way if you are still having problems, you can do a factory reset it using your preinstalled recovery disk which is usually drive D, then you will be able to recover your programs and your computer will be as good as new.

  * Two days later, my phone service and the computer came out for a week, and they had to rewire my building to get it back. It was the first time in ten years that my landlord had to do any type of rewiring. I wait to see if I set a trend.

• HP mini 110 cannot use recovery discs - BIOS insists the hard drive test failed. Drive works on another computer.

  My niece has a HP mini 110 that does not have a day. Do a check of the hard drive in the bios, it failed (7 on playback). I though I should get a new one so I ordered another. While waiting for that to happen, I had access to a usb SATA bridge and the opperating system was beyond repair and the unreadable disk from HP mini, I decided to try to repair the disk. So I reformatted the old disk using my desktop computer. Windows had no problem with the drive and it seems to work very well.

  I also had to order the recovery disks (intro to windows 7).

  In any case try to reinstall using the recovery via the DVD USB drive disks. It kept coming back with error 17 - I found a hard drive error. I also tried to install with a Windows XP installation disc and it was more explicit hard drive it said it had NOT installed it - or "it does not match the sheet material for unity" (or words to that effect)

  To get the new hard drive - the same problem. Even if both of these drives operate as USB connected to my main desktop drives. SO my conclusion is that the BIOS start inspect the hard drive, check the configuration of the formatting. that is the size and the partitions etc. and when they do not correspond to the idea of BIOS of good care he rejects the hard drive and finds it is not installed.  Or maybe to do some files on the hard drive of base. Whatever it is, the bios concludes that there is no hard drive and will always return a "failed" to the hard drive of the bios test.

  Any ideas on that? I need to know exactly which partitions are expected by the bios. Does anyone have these specs, or maybe you have a mini HP and can examine your hard disk and tell me the amounts of partition and the size?

  Unless I can get the bios to recognize the hard drive, I don't see how I can reinstall the operating system on it. Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

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  When it comes to fix computers the longest word in the English language is "JUST"... as in "you do just that and it will work" :-)
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  HI David

  Well, I hope this is my last post here. I had already printed a return address for the recovery disks, being returned to the Netherlands. Just for the beggar of cast iron, however, I decided to try just once more would like to think that now that there is a kind of operating system on the hard drive it might work. But unfortunately still; no joy.

  All this time I would be considered may not be something wrong with the external hard drive because it was no problem to start the installation of XP. So I was just wondering maybe it does not receive enough power (it is a slimline portable DVD player that gets its power from a second usb) so I made a DVD player external adhock using an IDE hard drive enclosure (which has its own power supply and an old internal DVD burner I had put aside.

  To my surprise and joy; the HP mini started the recovery process. I am now watching reformat the windows partition and copy the files needed to restore the hard disk.

  So anyone with a similar problem to the HP mini not recognize the recovery disks is my advice; try an another external DVD drive, preferably one with its own supply of.

  Thanks for all your help and patience David.

• Uninstalled, Acer recovery management

  Hey

  I uninstalled acer recovery management on my W510 when I was ' ' it cleaning.

  And I realized that it is necessary when I want to reset my device without having to use a DVD or USB.

  My problem is that I can't find anywhere to download the Acer recovery management for w510 and windows 8, I find that erecovery for windows 7/vista.

  Would be grateful for the help.

  Thanks for trying.

  Even if I have the problem that my SNID does not (read that others have also).

  So I guess I'll give Acer a call.

  Thank you

• HP Mini 110-3730NR, recovery partition deleted

  November 10, 2011

  I bought a HP Mini 110-3730NR laptop a few months back and I started to tinker a bit with it. I downloaded this software called CCleaner and I didn't know what disk wipe was (Yes, stupid me) well anyway, I accidentally erased my recovery partitions and all other files in the drive with it. It's a Windows 7 laptop with no. place to imput a CD. Is it possible to reverse what I've done without having to pay the $ 40.00 dollars more to get a backup thumbdrive? And could I may return it to the store because my warrany expires in September 2012? Please, it is perhaps one of the worst days of my life in more ways than one. Please, have some good news for me.

  Sincerely,
  Trisatan

  Hi, Trisatan:

  I'm sorry to say you are out of luck, and there is nothing you can do.

  If the store will resume, lucky you.

  If not, you can buy a set of recovery disks (if HP even them - I don't see that they do) and a DVD USB external drive to install with.

  Otherwise, you will need to purchase a full OEM or retail version of Windows 7.

  Paul

• HP Mini 110 3135: allows to speed up the recovery of my computer?

  My HP MINI 110 3135 became very slow and frustrating to use.  Do a recovery to solve this problem?  The instructions of recovery still refer to windows 7, but my mini windows 7 starter OS edition, the same instructions apply?  Thank you.

  Hello

  You are welcome!

  Yes doing a factory reset would help you all start again. He should erase everything, including viruses, on implementing in the form, and then reinstall the operating system to factory.

  It might be useful test hard drive - tests fast & extensive BIOS to factory reinstall:
  http://support.HP.com/de-de/document/c01443317

  After reinstallation, you will have to perhaps download and install all updates from Control Panel to start Windows. Do it in batches of 5 or 10 at a time by selecting & restart the system after each batch is installed.

  Concerning

  Visruth

• computer HP mini 110 won't boot recovery disc

  HP mini 110 dosnt have embedded dvd player and will not load the dvd collection I have orderd from hp through the external dvd player. is it possible to change the file system of the dvd and put it on a USB key?  or is it possible to get the recovery media to run on the mini? It is the complete crash and don't know what else to do. It pases hd test and memory test through the bios...

  It's actually pretty simple. The method you described does not work because it is not is not a bootable flash drive.

  The following video tutorial shows just how do. All you need to do is get past about twenty seconds of terrible sounds at the beginning of the video. The rest of the video is silent.