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• I get a screen HP Recovery Manager asking me to allow a restart of the system, can I afford?

  I am your customer of the India. I bought the HP Notebook PC Pavilion in 2011.There g6 is a big problem with my laptop. I will describe the problem I encountered today.
  I turned on the laptop. This message appeared "your computer cannot start windows. There is a problem. This may be due to the new software installed or hardware", then another window appears in the 2 options appeared: Startup Repair and departure.

  A statement was shown saying "If the power went off you can click on start up, if there is a problem you click Start repair." Since there was a problem already, I chose to click on startup repair. Then the computer has revealed: "it will fix the problem automatically and may take several minutes. If it cannot start, it automatically turns off and restarts. "I waited patiently. After a long period, another window will appear. It shows HP Recovery Manager with options: "I need immediate assistance; I want to perform the task of Maintenance; I like to take security measures. "
  The computer, on the top of this window, also shows a pop-up with this message: "attention: your computer is currently in the Sun on the battery." This process requires the computer to be connected to the power adapter. Connect your computer, power adapter, and then click OK to continue"in seeing this message I have connected my laptop to the power adapter. I waited. Now, the power is complete-100%. Even now, the computer is idle, and he hung up on the last mentioned screen. Its not working. I need urgent assistance to resolve the problem.

  Here are the required details:

  Series {removed privacy}

  Product A3L74UA #ABA

  Please get back to me at:

  E-mail: {information}

  Contact names: Ms. Lavanya. Located in: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

  If you agree the system recovery, it will erase everything you put on the system and back to factory State. In other words, that it will be just as you took it out of the box for the first time.

  If there is a problem with the battery, we can troubleshoot it and run tests once you have completed the recovery of the HP System.

• USB keys - problem with the Recovery Manager

  I bought a 16GB Kingston DataTraveler 112 USB key so I could copy the recovery as a backup image. He acknowledged the USB key and showed that the recovery image has been slightly more than 11 GB. But when he started to format the USB key, it returns to the previous screen and asking more of the car. At the bottom of the screen, he said to contact the HP Support, but it gives me an error message. Now when I try the Recovery Manager it does not recognize the USB at all.

  Before that, I had bought another 16 GB USB - don't remember what brand. I have 5 other USB drives, but they are all small, except a 32 GB Kingston DT101 G2 which does not work on this computer, even if it worked on my old computer (Pavilion w/Vista Home Premium) without problem. All these USBs, including the new Kingston are for USB 2.0.

  Operating system is Windows 8.1 64-bit on the desktop HP Pavilion 500 - A60. I tried the problem that USB keys in all 4 ports (2.0 and 3.0). Also in that I plug into a port to give me 3 USB ports, also used on my previous computer.

  Is it possible that this computer does not recognize Kingston or some other brands of USB thumb drives?

  The trick to this is to use a USB 2.0 port and use a non-windows 8 certified thumbdrive. If the USB flash drive shows as a 'removable device' there should be no problem in the use of the media to create a recovery media

  I had a lot of success with a 16 GB Transcend USB 3.0 flash drive.

  I own a couple of DataTraveler flash drives and had the same lack of success, creation of recovery media that you did. I have had zero success with 3.0 of Sandisk Extreme usb flash drives

• Problem with Recovery Manager (recovery failed)

  Guys, I can't successfully complete my system recovery.

  Here is a detail of the event-by-event (I have a Pavilion DV5):

  -J' have Complete Recovery (recovery is complete appears...) "once the system reboots and you're done the first... »)
  -I restart
  -CMD.exe window appears
  -Software Installation HP window appears
  -It restarts, a black window with HP Logo, and then Microsoft Corporation (from windows)
  'Please wait while Windows configures your computer' (black screen)
  -Please wait while Windows continues installing the computer (blue screen)
  -Restarts again
  -black screen, mouse, windows logo appears, its beginning (home screen appears... Vista Home Premium)
  -Windows installation window... "Windows is now put in place the following:"
  Pre-PININST (check)
  Preinstall the installation software
  Pre-PININST2
  Preinstall the Software Installer 2
  Post PININST
  Check the power supply
  BurnBoot
  
  (All this with HP on the screen back with the gray validation bar)
  
  -Takes a long time to complete the second task (Preinstall Software Installer).
  -Restarts (disconnection, closing...)
  -New black screen, white pointer
  -Windows 'Welcome' screen again
  
  Now, when it is in the "Windows is now put in place the following:
  Pre-PININST2
  
  A Recovery Manager window appears saying that "the recovery attempt failed. Please select one of the following buttons:
  Constituent parts or try again
  
  When I hit the details, there are the following:
  -ChkErrBB.CMD: Detects an error in the PININST-PBO.
  -ChKErrBB.CMD: Check C:/system.sav/logs/BurnBootWarn.log
  
  I hit retry and the open CD and she has restarted the machine
  
  And once again returning to the "Welcome to the Recovery Manager" screen of origin.

  How can I solve this?

  Thank you

  I found far in front of her. Close the window with the 'X '. Do not hit try again or he'll just keep again. The box a few times during the process, but just keep hit X and it must cross. Worked for me!

  I don't know if there are features or missing files because of the errors, but the system seems to work very well so far.

• HP Pavilion dv6-6c29wm recover disc that was made with HP recovery Manager

  My HP Pavilion dv6-6c29wm recover disc that was made with HP recovery Manager

  Windows 7 64 - Bit on 650 GB of disk.

  Error: "the system support does not support this computer. You are not able to restore the system with the media. »

  I'm about to order the recovery disks from HP and with a bit of luck, being able to bring this notebook to conditioning factory with all the correct partitions and sizes, after that I have format the hard drive.

  Yes, our recovery disks will return your device to factory State. All the software that came with the unit will be resettled. What you have added, you have to reinstall.

• Pavilion dm4 2191us: restoring a backup made with HP Recovery Manager - data recovery manager has since been removed

  My system (portable Pavilion dm4, Win 7 Home Premium x 64)) is works well but I would like to restore a backup of data made with HP Recovery Manager. HP Recovery Manager has since been removed from the system and I don't have a recovery disk. I tried to install sp45415 that supposedly runs a silent installation for the Recovery Manager program, but it fails silently on my system. The notes say that it applies to Windows 7 computers and the Pavilion dm1 and dm3. There is no mention of the dm4.

  Y at - there a trick to getting sp45415 to work properly?

  Y at - it somewhere that I can download an installation package for HP Recovery Manager that works on the Pavilion dm4?

  Is there another tool that can restore the backup made by HP Recovery Manager?

  Thank you!

  If you have uninstalled Recovery Manager he probably removed the recovery of files in the recovery partition. When these files are not deleted download Recovery Manager will install. You will need a recovery media to boot from to restore the files and the recovery partition. If you do not have a recovery media you order from HP.

  As for the files you are trying to restore - if it's a backup of personal files, photos, etc. to the outside hard disk or DVD must be a file .exe inside these files, probably of Restore.exe or Recover.exe. Double click on the .exe will extract files to a folder on the hard drive of your laptop.

• 8460P with no partition recovery or recovery manager - how to recover?

  Hi all

  I have a P-8460 that I want to return to the factory settings, but it does not have a recovery partition and I can't find any sign of Recovery Manager. However, I have the recovery disks initial (a Windows HP disc and a diskette of drivers and applications).

  I booted from the Windows disk but it begins to reinstall Windows and all the documentation I've seen leads me to believe that it should load up Recovery Manager. Is this true or do I go through the process of reinstalling Windows first?

  Finally, I cannot find any mention of Recovery Manager on the application disc, is installed elsewhere?

  Ideally, I want a factory fresh install with a recovery partition and the recovery manager installed.

  Can someone give me points?

  Was there ever a recovery partition?

  Much of class notebooks HP business have not a partition recovery or recovery manager, only the disks to use.

  See this page for your recovery procedure

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&TaskID=110&prodSeriesId=5056942&prodTypeId=321957&ObjectID=c00006110

• Using Recovery Manager on a Netbook with a new hard drive

  I have the HP Mini 110-3015DX netbook under Windows 7 Home Premium.  It has been upgraded to Windows 7 Starter Edition.  It comes preinstalled with a 160 GB hard drive.

  Not too long ago, I cloned the original to a new hard drive to 500 GB hard drive and switched them.  The netbook boots fine, and all of my programs seem to work as well as before... except one: Recovery Manager.  Now, I can not format my hard drive and reinstall the operating system and drivers.

  When I chose a recovery using Recovery Manager plan, the computer restarts as normal, but instead of see more menu options, I get a message on the new hardware detected, as well as a request to contact a network administrator or something like that.  However, I am unable to continue with the format and have to restart in Windows.

  Question: is it possible to use Recovery Manager on a netbook when you change hard drives?  If so, how?

  The Recovery Manager appears when I press the F11 key at startup to the top.

  Indeed, since the display of my original message, I tried a USB flash drive recovery option.  Everything seemed to go very well, that the recovery process has been done, when suddenly a message popped up saying the installation was incomplete, is nearly 90%.  I was asked to choose two options, which none have been identified.  So I turned off the netbook, waited a bit and turned it back.  I was then able to complete the initial installation of Windows 7, where they ask you in the name of the computer, choose your region and type your network password... etc...

  Once more, I thought that everything would be alright.  I then clicked on the icon of the computer and noticed that the size of my hard drive had been reduced from 500 GB to about 60 GB or more!  I tried to use a program 3rd party to recover the huge no allocated space, but it did not work.

  I've been working on this problem for hours, doing research, try the different options, but nothing works.  I give up.  However, I appreciate your response.  Thank you.

• Problems with Recovery Manager and wireless

  Hey everybody,

  I have an a HP Pavilion dv7-1245dx with Vista 64 bit.

  My HARD drive crashed after that the computer was hit. I bought a replacement hard drive, but could not use the HP Recovery Manager because my recovery disks were lost when I recently moved into a new House.

  I managed to get the Vista desktop of base up and running again, but without video card or wireless capability. To resolve this problem, I tried to re - install my drivers for hardware manually via

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=2100&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=3860...

  However, whenever I try to install Recovery Manager, I get say an error message: "this Setup program cannot be installed on this system, Installation with abandon!" InstallShield.

  Also, I tried to download and install all drivers wireless on the HP site, but I can't always operational wireless capability. Even after that I installed all drivers, Device Manager still does not recognize the wireless device.

  Any thoughts on solutions to these problems? Buy the HP recovery disk or install a new operating system Windows 7 would help solve these problems? Is it possible any other hardware become damaged when the computer was hit, and that is what causes these problems? Thank you.

  -NDEco

  Vidya,

  This problem solved-I had the drivers for the wireless and then updated the rest of the material from there. Thanks again for your help!

  -NDEco

• Database of SQL 2005 with Site Recovery Manager

  Hello

  I want to install Site Recovery Manager.  I have a few questions about the configuration of database.  In my for the database installation steps

  I have the following:

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  For Microsoft SQL Server, the database must be configured as follows:

  1 schema name must be the same on behalf of the user, and you must have a default schema for the user account

  2 bulk insert of administrator privileges

  3. If Windows authentication is used, install the SRM service on a host that shares the same domain as the database server

  4. If SQL Server is installed locally, you may need to disable the network setting shared memory on the database server

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  I have almost 0 experience with SQL 2005.

  How to make sure that the schema name must be the same as the user name? My username is "vcadmin".

  How can you "Bulk insert administrator privleges.

  Thank you all...

  I'm not an expert SQL 2005 is... DB2 is my thing ahead of VMware

  CREATE SCHEMA vcadmin

  AUTHORIZATION vcadmin.

  GO

  will create the scheme of vcadmin with vcadmin be the owner. In SQL Server 2005, each user will have a default schema, and if no default schema has been assigned to a user, they will be part of the DBO schema.

  the format for the granting of insertion block is:

  GRANT ADMINISTER BULK OPERATIONS TO VCADMIN

  You can also just do your username VCADMIN the owner of the database when you create the database.

  see you soon

  Lee

• How do I reinstall the software audio beats with no recovery manager?

  1 HPE - 570 t

  2. Windows 7 Home Premium 64 b

  4. I installed an SSD and Windows 7 costs

  I was able to find and install all the drivers except the audio beats PC, how can I get if I don't have a Recovery Manager?

  Hello

  Please find the link for Audio driver can be useful for your problem.

  Original IDT High Definition Audio Driver

  
  

• Pavilion HPE series, LP028AV # a: Windows has not started, but ended up with Recovery Manager without control

  When I started my desktop computer, Windows did not come to the top, and then he came to the Recovery Manager window. So, I wanted to select System Recovery, but the wired keyboard seemed to be locked and so was the wired mouse.  No selection is possible on the window. Please help me to unlock the keyboard in order to proceed to the recovery of the system or to correct the problem.  I also tried to restore the system from the recovery disks, but the keyboard and mouse have been locked as he came to the Recovery Manager window. Here it is a little recap of my office-info:

  Product name: Pavilion HPE series

  Product number: LP028AV #ABA

  Model number: h8 - 1070t

  Thank you for your help in advance.

  Jay

  Hello.

  After replacing the batery, I got a black screen. But I discovered that the cable from the monitor was not completely connected after that I moved the PC and the monitor. Once I fixed and restarted the PC, keyboard and mouse are animated.  I'm currently running System Recovery.

  Thank you for your excellent support as well as your patience.

  Jay

• Help with HP dv7 and HP Recovery Manager

  How long does take to reinstall Windows 7 x 64 and applications to the specifications of the plant using the provided HP 3 DVD recovery discs? I used the procedure as indicated online and the phone asked for two discs of origin then began installing and suspended at 12%. It is 12% for nearly two hours. I have additional discs to always run, but did not know how long is too long and the procedure to restart or cancel.

  I used the HP Recovery Manager after you start from the recovery diskette 1.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hold the power button for 10-15 seconds, turn off the system. Please check if there is any scrathes for discs to make them correct. Please give me the disk part numbers and the model number and the product number of the system to check if they are correct or not.

• 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.

  HP 23 Pavilion Desktop

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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.

• Recovery MAnager does not - stops at Midway

  Hello

  
  

  I'm trying to restore my HP Pavaillion to the factory setting. I insert the disc of recovery manager supplied with the computer. However, he never goes from 44 percent complete. On the contrary a read error '1005 error if the problem persists, contact HP support' is displayed. (See attatched photo). How can I fix it?

  Additional information:

  The reason why I'm trying to restore my PC to factory settings, it is that is no longer able to boot. For some time I could start through the Windows 7 disc, but now I can't do same.

  Additional information:

  If it is possible to fix my computer without restoring to factory settings, that would be great I have a certain number of files it contains. The computer stopped booting all around the period I, 1) update Norton 360 and 2) installed Tablet Intuos Wacom. Notron 360 caused earlier problems with my PC (Blue Screen of Death by updating Norton 360) but I don't know if it's the cause again now. This could be the Tablet, as I played around with the settings (specifically, I changed these services automatically start Manual [Service of stylus, Tablet PC Input Service, Wacom Touch Customer Service] and I also have desselected features Windows Tablet). I did this because the Tablet has been rarely connected to the computer, but the processes that have been continuously running despite the fact that the tablet was not connected, (when we look in the Manager tasks) used a lot of memory. If you think that one of the two above (Norton or Wacom) causes, let me know and I will send you more information.

  If not for now, I guess I would say goodbye to all my files and default factory settings - IF HE WOULD ACTUALLY restore instead of give 1005 error messages.

  Thanks for any help

  

  Uncanny101 wrote: Hello, I have been unable to find the functionality you're talking about. This is the screen that appears when I press F10, select Advanced. I'm looking in the right place?

  

  Hello Uncanny101, the recovery restore partition may have been deleted. If it did, you wouldn't be able to use the F-10 or F - 11 key to access.

  You should be able to perform a new install with a Windows 7 disk, if there is no hardware failure.

  Just insert the Windows 7 in the optical drive and start the system. When you get to the place where you are asked where to install the operating system, look at the bottom of the page and you should see the partition. You should see two partitions, one of 100MBs more. Let the small partition of 100 such MB, because it contains the Windows 7 installation files. Select this option to remove the larger partition, and then create a new partition, quick format the new partition to continue.

  This should allow you to install a fresh Windows 7. You lost all the data you have added since you have the system, but because the installation failed, these data are probably already lost.