Recovery partition? -HP 2000-240 ca for laptop

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• hP Probook 5330 m no recovery partition? No option F11 for recovery

  Madam, Sir, I have to perform a factory reset on my HP Probook 5330 m. The other suggestions in this forum (activation recovery partition or by using the F11 key) doesn't seem to work. I guess because there is no partition recovery on this laptop?

  Can someone please advice me how can I restore my windows system 7 on this laptop?

  Thanks a lot for your help/time/energy :-)

  Hello:

  Call HP for the country that you live in the link below.  Call the phone number for the Business PC.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-contact-us.html

  See if you can order a set of recovery disc for your Probook 5330 m.

• 15 - af024AU: what happens to my recovery partition of Windows 8.1 for Windows 10 Upgrade

  I want to upgrade to windows 10 windows 8.1. The real problem is that I have the Windows 8.1 recovery partition in the laptop (which by default, came when I bought it). It will change to 10 WIndows after the upgrade, otherwise it will remain as it is?

  Your recovery partition will always be Windows 8.1.  HP won't give you free Windows 10 recovery media even if your laptop is brand new with Windows 8.1 installed.

• Is the recovery partition, all that I need for a complete reinstall?

  Hello!

  The purpose of the message in fact more or less add up to my problem, but I guess being a little more specific can not hurt.

  I need to format a hp laptop. It seems G700.  I do not have anyone record but I don't have the recovery partition. My question is simple: is this partition and (the software on it) enough to format & reinstall or recovery tool still expected I have a few discs at hand during the installation?

  You don't need any drive that the recovery partition is sufficient to format and reinstall the OS.

  Note, there are many people here who does not realize that the formatting of the hard drive will erase all their personal data. Every time that I am addressing this kind of things, I always mention to make sure that people understand.

• HP Ntebook PC D1E01UA #ABA 2000: new processor for laptop HP 2000-2c22DX

  Hello

  I searched all over the internet to see if I can improve my (microprocessor) Processor, but it seems that there is no one who has this problem. So, I would like to know if I can improve my 2020 m 2.40 GHz intel pentium to a core i3 or i5?

  I use a laptop running windows 8.1

  Hello

  Please visit the page #1 the following Manual:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03763129.PDF

  Several manuals

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-2000-2C00-notebook-PC-series/5330596/manuals

  You need the right B21 on page 96 and order it from HP.

  Kind regards.

• Satellite L850 - how to replace a HARD disk recovery partition?

  Hello.

  Toshiba laptop Satellite L850. PSKDGA-02Y012. The original HARD drive has failed in his colleagues even mobile, so we replaced the two HARD drive after you have created a recovery USB. When used to restore the operating system to original status of OOB.
  That has worked and portable runs much, but now I want to BACK the recovery partition (now only on the USB I think) for the new HARD drive.

  Simple to shrink the disk HARD C: (partition 2) on the HARD disk, but then how to transfer twhats on the USB (USB recovery stick) back on the HARD drive?

  Thanks for any help.

  Karim...

  Hello karim

  When you buy the notebook you will get it with preinstalled operating system (recovery image). Original recovery image is saved on the HARD disk on the recovery partition.
  Each owner of the laptop has option to make the backup recovery image and create recovery media. It could be the DVD or USB support. You can do this by using preinstalled Toshiba recovery media creator tool.
  This tool will create bootable recovery media that can be used for the installation of original image recovery if there is problem with the installation of image disk HARD recovery or when the drive is defective and must be replaced.

  Where the HARD drive is faulty and should be replaced or the owner of the laptop to upgrade HARD drive, you can install original image created using recovery recovery media (USB). After installing recovery image, you will have the same situation as for the first boot after the purchase of the laptop. With other words notebook will have factory settings again.

  In this case original recovery image is already copied onto the new HARD drive and you will also be able to start the installation of HARD drive recovery. There is therefore no reason to copy a recovery on HARD drive media.
  Please note: installation of HARD drive recovery works with the factory only settings.

  If you have any other questions do not hesitate to ask.

  Good luck.

• Portege Z830: Create the recovery and removal on SSD USB recovery partition?

  Hello

  I already found a lot of discussions around the question how to increase free space on the SSD drive.

  Is it possible to remove the recovery partition after you create a recovery key USB with the tool 'Create a Toshiba Recovery media'?
  No risk?

  If it would be possible, how it is possible to assign the space gained on the C: partition?

  Thanks in advance for your advice!

  > Is an option to remove the recovery partition after you create a recovery key USB with the tool 'create a Toshiba Recovery media "?
  > No risk?

  Well, the recovery partition would create again when the laptop recovery procedure using disk recovery or the flash memory stick recovery

  So if you want to remove the 2nd partition, you must create this disc/USB stick recovery before changing something on the HARD drive.

• Save the "recovery partition".

  OK, I write in here as laptop has Vista on it right now, but I want to get rid and move to 7, however before I I want to save the "recovery partition" just in case where for some reason, I want to reset it to factory default.
  Now restart on Vista and using various boot disks I see I have 3 left
  * WinRE (f :)) 1.4 GB)
  * Vista (c :)) 116.2 GB)
  * Data (d :)) 115.1 GB)
  All NTFS incidentally.

  I guess I should save F disc as it is labeled WinRE and there is 3 files, these being 'archive_db' which has a file in there called 'arcdir', 2nd folder called 'sources' and there is a file called 'boot.win' and it is 203MB in size, more we also have the usual System Volume Information folder and finally in the root of the drive F We have a file called boot.sdi file, it is drive F.

  Also, I guess I have to back up a D drive folder as this file is called "HDDRecovery" here, you have 3 files at the root level that are called 'HDDRecovery.tag/ReadMe.html and Toshiba.jpg' and 3 additional folders called "ODDFiles/OriSetenv/swing".

  What I want to do is to save EVERYTHING that is necessary for each DVD or external drive, including the partition information then erase the entire disc or all scores, then start to put Win7, saying I want to make my own kind of recovery partition in an ideal world using option F8 to bring up some sort of option menu reinstall 7 or otherwise I'll just take a picture and then hide this partition of Nosy gits.

  So any advice is more then welcome and if you need more info from me only.

  * APE1 *.

  Hello

  I fear that save only partitions will not help you m.

  The partition contains the image of Toshiba files that use by the Toshiba recovery disc Creator who creates a recovery disk. In addition, the image on another partition files can be used to perform a procedure of recovery of HARD drive, but I n t think that this option is available if you need to run a clean install.

  So if you want to set the laptop back to the settings the factory (in the future) then I advise to use a recovery disc.
  These discs can be created using the recovery disc creator software as mentioned at the beginning

• Thought of reloading Vista on my computer. Appropriate measures to use the recovery partition?

  Hi, I have:

  Laptop HP Pavilion DV9700 Entertainment

  Windows Vista 32 SP1

  --------------------------

  I think about reloading Vista from scratch and want to ensure adequate to use to process the embedded Recovery partition that HP put here for me.

  It's called: HP_RECOVERY (E total size: 12G 1.97 G free space)

  Any advice.

  I can do this, but if I can't solve my problems, I'll have to do this and want to know how.

  I did as you all suggest.  Considoring my other problems with obsolete soft pkgs (office, etc.), I'll just be upgraded.

  Since yesterday, I clean installed Windows 8.1 on this machine and formatted the OS (C drive.)

  Install has no start-up problems, sound problems, yet remarkable stability problems.

  I also have intalled office 365 and you can use all of these great products.

  No more problems with my Vista corruption.

  BTW, I like the way you use the 8.1 environment.

  The only thing would be better to have a touchscreen.

  In any case, thanks for the input.

• Lose the Vista with custom installation Win7 recovery Partition?

  TX2110us under Vista.

  > If I'm customized (clean installation) installation of Windows 7 should I keep HP_RECOVERY (D intact?) Or should I repartition the drive?

  > If I have auto update of Windows, what is happening to HP_RECOVERY (D?)

  > If I need to recover my laptop at some point, I can do it from the Windows 7 upgrade DVD, or will I need to return to the set of disks of Vista, I created when I started first laptop in 2008 and then upgrade to Windows 7?

  > After Windows 7 upgrade, can I create a recovery partition myself?

  Thanks for any info - research gave no responses so far.

  Peter

  With a clean install, I would delete the recovery partition. No need to keep... Make sure your XP or Vista Recovery first.

  If you do the automatic upgrade, it should keep the intact recovery partition.

  With a clean install_if, later, you will need to reinstall Win 7, you will leave it with Vista using Recovery set. Then upgrade to win 7.I belive the automatic update through F10 recovery "should" for work to start again with Vista... then for Win 7.

  Win 7 own install_you to create your own recovery partition after third-party software such as Acronis True Image.

• Move the recovery partition

  I have a new HP Pavilion p6 - 2220t, 4 GB ram, 500 GB hard drive. There the C: partition for the operating system (Windows 7 home premium 64-bit) and the D: partition of data as the recovery partition.

  I want to split the C: partition into two partitions, one for the operating system and one for my data. If I move the recovery partition d: using 3rd party partition software (partition magic) without changing the drive letter, it still operates as a recovery partition?

  Thank you for your help in advance.

  I think that your concepts of misunderstandings. The 'C' partition can be divided into partitions, and the D left alone.

  Here is mine, after the creation of partitions. I've never touched him was 'partition.

  

  

• How to create a bootable recovery discs recovery partition?

  OK, I found a few old recovery disc for Windows Vista professional for Compaq 6720 s.

  Now I have 2 questions:
  (1) how to create these recovery discs recovery partition?
  (2) my version of the partition is Vista. I've updated to Windows 7. How do the Vista recovery partition 7?
  Thanks for your help and your time! I appreciate it...

  Any recovery partition is created by the PC manufacturer and nothing to do with MS

  No win version, upgrade or install clean, has already created a recovery partition

• Cannot recover [help needed] HP recovery partition

  Hello

  I tried to reset the phone to factory default through the recovery partition.

  tried it for several hours but then could not do.

  

  As shown in the image that I couldn't click on system recovery, tab, BUT IT IS A SYSTEM RECOVERY DRIVE.

  Also, when I try to retrieve it from the start menu, it displays an error;

  "" 0 x 0000225 "'". "

  the boot selection failed because a device required id accessable. » » »

  I have already backed up all the important files... so the only thing I have a problem with is using the recovery partition.
  some links said on the disks are dynamic and animals. I couldn't change the reader in basic and m do not know if this will solve the problem. So guys help me as soon as possible. I need to get this done before my exams.

  HP Pavilion g4-1015dx Notebook PC

  Windows 7 home premium 64-bit

  «' ' ' hard drives are partitioned and all dynamic too, if it affects anything»»»

  waiting patiently a

  Thanks again! .. your answer was a little motivation * wink *.

  Well, I do the same during exams... ESP. for more objective

  Well, I downloaded a software (at my own risk) and was able to change the dynamic disk to basic and then the recovery of active System tab.

  I'll try to get... If this does not help then I'll defer this work until my exams are over...

  answer what happens * fingers crossed *.

  

• Replacement screen for laptop computer screen HP 2000-240 ca

  My laptop (HP 2000-240 ca) LED display screen was damaged, must be replaced by a new one. I checked at Amazon.ca, they sell a product like title, (new HD LED WXGA glossy 15.6 "replacement Laptop LCD screen for HP 2000-219DX 2000-239DX, 2000-355DX, 2000-365DX), which is priced at $ 59.97 with FREE shipping.

  They also sell a product called (new HD LED WXGA glossy 15.6 "replacement Laptop LCD screen for HP 2000-240 CA, 2000 - 320CA, 2000 - 340CA, 2000 - 375CA), it would cost CA$ 94,12 more shipping (almost the double the previous).

  I wonder, what is the difference between these two products?

  Can I use the previous (priced at $59.97 with FREE shipping) for my laptop?

  Thank you.

  Hi Kanata

  From what I understand is that all HP 2000 series have the same characteristics of Billboard and HP part number.

  We are looking for a spare part with the part number of HP partsurfer Web site or online stores, so that we get the exact compatible part - ideal if we get a provided exactly HP - including stock with them online sellers.

  No one can say if the part is actually authentic without you contacting the seller directly and confirms with the record and the part number.

  This is the manual, go through the Page 22:
  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03138231.PDF

  Data sheet: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02863076

  You need HP part number: 645096-001

  HP part surfer (no longer supplies, check to confirm):
  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=645096-001

  Online stores where I might find the part:

  http://www.Amazon.ca/GP/AW/d/B00FN9D9RO

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/AW/d/B005MM4II6?pc_redir=1410517268&robot_redir=1

  http://m.Newegg.com/product/index?ItemNumber=9SIA49H1VJ5990

  Concerning

  Visruth

• HP 2000. : drivers required internal hardware for laptop HP 2000.

  Maybe someone can help me get a pawn shop 'negotiate' return to a life of service exclusive of Linux.  The previous owner had appearantly attempted to retrograde Notepad of Windows 8 for Windows 7 using a Win7 recovery disc and a picture of another computer. Then of course the whole system, the recovery partition and everything, have been formatted away and replaced by an unauthorized and broken windows installation.  I'm OK on Ubuntu we so for now, but I may want to install a new copy of Windows and cannot find that site support of hardware drivers Web internal on my laptop HP 2000 (number of product C2M42UA) anywhere on the HP.  Before wiping away the unauthorized installation of Win7 I looked at the Device Manager and do not forget to Realtek HD audio and video Intel HD and have found the drivers elsewhere on the web, but cannot be sure that what I'm going to need.  I don't think remind me that with the bad install ethernet adapter was without a driver, for example.

  Where to find a list of drivers for that to scavange the web?  Seems to me that if a hard disk failure will leave any HP computer newest in the worst form, since they replaced the recovery disks with a recovery partition on the hard drive, it is intended to restore.  Something I keep in mind in computer future shopping.

  Windows 7 driver download page for your model:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-2000-2b00-notebook-PC-series/5296210/model/5305080#Z7_3054ICK0KGTE30AQO5O3KA30R1

  Remember, when you buy a new laptop they don't give you recovery discs. This has been true for many years. However, there is a recovery manager that will allow you to make these discs, and if you do this and store it in a safe place, you are still able to recover your system. Windows itself now has backup tools very good including the ability to make an image of complete computer system in its current state (not the factory condition) so there is no real reason that you cannot be completely protected against a hard disk crash.

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