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• Recovery disk - WIN 8 PRO version

  Hello everyone

  Pls forgive me, but I'm new here. ALSO many FRUSTRATED by this 'State' I'm in.

  (1) > = story I bought a HP ENVY laptop (not touch smart) of HP OUTLET store in December 2013. Yes, it was cheaper and come with a 90 DAY warranty. Teh laptop was not delivered until Dec. 24 and not received until December 29, 2013.

  (2) > unpacking, we noticed that the laptop = BOOK WITH BATTERY INSTALLED ((généralement les ordinateurs portables sont livrés avec batterie dans le compartiment séparé-c'est quand nous avons remarqué que le LOQUET de la BATTERIE (batterie grosse dans notre cas) was BROKEN and a small part had fallen inside the BOX!))

  ALSO NOTE = had Windows PRO version 8.1 (but paperwork simply said Win8)... so we didn't mind the free UPGRADE!

  3-> we started the laptop via the POWER CORD (WITHOUT BATTERY) = all is ok so far

  (4) > in the new year, we called HP to see if they could have this laptop repaired (fix battery = no small job, I was told by guy order servce!)

  "5 > Send phone repair with a note saying" pls also upgrade our PRO Win 8 to 8.1 "if possible"

  (6) laptop came back to us after only 4 weeks (2 weeks repairing, 2 weeks of travel) yip it's true!

  > then we found, this laptop does not START past the HP LOGO

  > called HP Support > they told us

  ""the 90 day warranty has expired ".

  Now, I am in need for the RECOVERY DISC and no way to get it? YES, I can pay for it, but it seems that I did have this laptop to be used during more than 2 or 3 days in total! and now I have to PAY for THE RECOVERY DISC. To make things worse when I do the @HP link, they can give only to WIN 8 (Basic version) and not the PROFESSIONAL VERSION of windows that came with it in the first place

  Anyway in HP which is listering can help me?

  Hi miked807,

  I sent you a private message. If you are unsure how to check your Messages of Forum then this message will guide you in the process.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/first-time-here-learn-how-to-post-and-more/how-to-check-your-messages/TD-p/3547355

  Kind regards
  George

• HP Pavilion 14-b017cl: follow-up on creating and using the USB key recovery to win 8 after replacing the bad hard drive

  I have 2 hp pavillion sleekbook model 14-b017cl'. I replaced the hard drive in my son after that she doesn't have the "optimized hard drive dst test '. I used my sleekbook work to create a USB stick recovery. I followed the instructions to use the recovery to Win 8 usb drive. When I started the laptop of my son, with the USB stick inserted, I got this message.

  PXE - m0f: exit pxe rom

  no bootable device-insert bootdisk and press a key

  Flash player Flash when I put under tension. I rebooted, you press F2, conducted an audit on the new hard drive, happened.

  Later, I inserted the recovery key in my laptop (that I used to create it) and it would not initialize to top. I checked the content to the flash drive and they seemed "Chargers", so it seems to be what I expected. It seems that the recovery USB STICK will not work if my own laptop dies. What I have to buy the HP flash drive, or I'm doing something wrong.

  Hi @gretschman7,

  Thank you for your query.

  I understand you are trying to perform a recovery from a USB flash drive, but you get the error "pxe - m0f: exit pxe rom.

  "no bootable device-insert bootdisk and press any".  You check the recovery media on your laptop as it is the same model and it seems fine.

  Looks like you may need to change the boot sequence. Here is a link to HP - performing a recovery system (Windows 8) HP computers that will help you.   Here is a link to a YouTube video which can also help:.  Performing a recovery of HP system on a laptop HP with Windows 8.

  Please let me know the results.

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• hellohow can I boot my pc with USB {flash recovery}? Win 7 64 bit HP omni 100-pc5120

  hellohow can I boot my pc with USB {flash recovery}? Win 7 64 bit HP omni 100-pc5120

  Thank you.

  Start the PC and read the information on the Welcome screen.

  It should tell you which key press to the start menu.

  On Dell PCs it's F12 on my HP business overall it's F9 of the PC.

  Otherwise, press the F10 key, go into the BIOS and change the boot menu to boot from the USB device first.

• If I get the dvd of recovery to win s 7 of the manufacturer, what problems is I meet when I try to boot from a usb dvd player

  Separated from this thread.

  OK here is what I was asking.  If I get the dvd of recovery to win s 7 of the manufacturer, what problems I will get when I try to boot from a usb dvd player.  I worry because my computer is uefi firmware. should I disable secure boot, make sure the dvd usb drive first in the boot order.  What other bios setting I would be worried.

  You will get a facility better if you find the ISO to create such media as discussed in step 1 of the clean reinstall Windows 7 follow these steps to get the best possible installation.  You can even create flash media if that's easier for you.

  Regard to Recov disks that reinstall all the bloatware factory, Yes, you must disable Secure Boot in firmware that doesn't support UEFI to install Windows 7, and then start the media as a UEFI device.

  After installation, you can pick up some performance and optimize the installation by following Clean Up Factory Bloatware .

  You can also do a Clean install Windows 10 improvement using the Windows 7 product key, as this is explained in this link.   You can at any time change to Windows 7, even move back and forth until only is installed at the same time.

  Let us know if there are any questions and how it goes.

• I upgraded to Win 8 pro win 7 HP (System Generator cd) & win vista HP (acer laptop). I can now use these keys on a new PC?

  I upgraded to Win 8 pro win 7 HP (System Generator cd) & win vista HP (acer laptop). I can now use these keys on a new PC?

  Windows 7 HP was used on my custom PC. It's from a CD system manufacturer that I bought at the store builder, and I still have the CD.
  The windows vista HP computer come with my acer laptop. No CD of the OS.
  Now that I've upgraded these two devices for windows 8 pro can each with new product keys, I now use one of the two buttons above on another, new PC? in particular the Windows 7 HP.
  Thank you.

  No, you cannot transfer because they are OEM licenses.

  Windows 7/Vista OEM versions are identical to the versions commercial full license with the following exception:

  -OEM versions don't offer any free direct support from Microsoft technical support Microsoft

  -OEM Licenses are tied to the computer first you install and activate it on

  -OEM versions allow all hardware upgrades except for an upgrade to a different model motherboard

  -OEM versions does not move directly from an older Windows operating system

  What is OEM software? :
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/oemsupport_1/en-GB

  Licensing FAQ:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/OEM/en/licensing/sblicensing/pages/licensing_faq.aspx

  Also:

  What about upgrading the software? The software covered by this agreement is an upgrade of your existing operating system software, upgrade replaces the original software that you upgrade. You keep any rights to the original software once you have upgraded and you can not continue to use or transfer in any way. This contract governs your right to use the software to upgrade and replace the agreement for the software that you upgraded.

• Rescue and Recovery to WIN 7 - T510

  There is a Rescue and Recovery to WIN 7 (32 bit) - T510?

  I need to back up data, but there is none that program!

  Can I use one for vista?

  Anyone? ]

  DS, welcome to the forum,

  Rescue and Recovery® 4.3 by Lenovo on the TVT matrix site.

• Is someone can you please tell me what the "ESD" means to Acrobat Pro Win ESD XI? What is the difference between 'Acrobat Pro XI' and "Acrobat XI Pro Win ESD"?

  Is someone can you please tell me what the "ESD" means to Acrobat Pro Win ESD XI? What is the difference between 'Acrobat Pro XI' and "Acrobat XI Pro Win ESD"?

  Hi pattiparrish,

  ESD stands for electronic Software Distribution. Acrobat XI provided compact disc of thought which included installation CD, on the other hand it was also provided by ESD, which included the direct download for Acrobat link XI products download Adobe Acrobat | Standard, Pro | DC, XI, X.

  There is no difference in the application, the difference, it's just that how it is provided to the customer.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• I received a request for donation through TechSoup. When I go to the list of products I don't find an option for Acrobat Pro Win ESD XI. I tried to download Adobe Acrobat Pro 11.0 instead, but when the dowloand begins and the files are being extracted I a

  I received a request for donation through TechSoup. When I go to the list of products I don't find an option for Acrobat Pro Win ESD XI. I tried to download Adobe Acrobat Pro 11.0 instead, but when the dowloand starts and files are being extracted I'm then alerted my "device already has a more functional product installed. The installation program will end now. "I had already downloaded a free trial of Acrobat Pro DC. When the trial ended, I tried to activate my new purchase of product with the serial number gave me of TechSoup... no luck. Help, please

  Please uninsatll Acrobat DC version.

  You can install Acrobat XI pro from the link below:

  Download Adobe Acrobat products. Standard, Pro | DC, XI, X

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

  Megha Rawat

• Buy Acrobat Pro Win ESD through TechSoup XI.  Clicked links and of the steps taken. Problem, he asks us to choose what we want to download, and there are no Acrobat XI Win ESD in the product list. At TechSoup to purchase check. Help?

  Buy Acrobat Pro Win ESD through TechSoup XI.  Clicked links and of the steps taken. Problem, he asks us to choose what we want to download, and there are no Acrobat XI Win ESD in the product list. At TechSoup to purchase check. Help?

  It's... See 11 English Pro (for Windows). Your Dah!

• Help! -New Dell i3847 - Windows 7 Pro - Dell Recovery Disk Win 8.1 & DBaR don't make a backup of the system

  I bought a new Dell i3847 and it has Windows 7 Pro 64 bit installed at the factory on it.

  I wanted to make a complete backup of the system, but the Dell Backup and Recovery software does not allow me to make a backup of the system.  In addition, I was unable to create a system recovery disk using Dell backup and restore.

  I can't use the drive system recovery expected Dell because it clearly states Windows 8.1

  (1) why is a Win 8.1 drive included with a Win 7 Pro 64 bit system?

  (2) what is the problem with Dell backup and recovery that she:

  (a) cannot create a recovery disc factory

  (b) allow me to create a backup system so I can go back to the factory State

  Help!

  It has been 2.5 hours and it is still "initialize disk" to create a recovery of the plant.  It usually somewhere fails during initialization or in writing.    Spend hours for each failed attempt to create a factory recovery disc is NOT GOOD!

  The factory restore disk was finally created.

  Dell is now a person pays create a backup system and the user must download a update to do so.

  Microsoft has a tool to create a system image and make a recovery / restore disc which is free.

  So, I used DBaR do restore disk by the factory.

  However, to make a system image and a recovery / restore for that, I used windows 7 built in software.

• I need a recovery for Win XP Pro disk...

  I have a Prime Minister V2 desktop computer and I need to replace the hard drive, can someone tell me how to contact the manufacturer... all numbers I have are no longer works.  We want to help you.

  You can buy a new copy of Windows XP:

  Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition - OEM

  Microsoft Windows XP Professional - OEM

  Carey Frisch

• Satellite L500-1DT: HDD Recovery of Win 7 is stuck in an endless loop

  It's a so detailed bug report please bear with me.
  If you can help, or can confirm that you have had the same thing happen to you, I will be grateful.

  I've owned several Toshiba laptops before and I've even worked for Toshiba so worry, I like the machine. But I have a problem with his recovery software. I just bought a laptop Satellite L500-1DT with Windows 7 64 bit, on behalf of a non-techie who lives elsewhere. Since I know from experience that I have to sometimes panic calls from field in the sense of "it became too slow", "How do I get rid of the accumulated junk", "maybe he had a virus" and so on, the first thing I checked was ASR, which is how to bring the HD to "like new" condition.

  So I started out in the machine, replied to the questions until I got in the appropriate operating system, then led the program "make a recovery DVD. Double layer DVD checked ok. With the freshly made DVDs, I swapped the HD for a spare part, I had (much less: only 40 GB instead of 320) and started the rescue DVD hoping it would fix my own system to the blank disc.

  He did repartition the drive according to its schema, with more or less half the space for Windows and the other half for the data, including the recovery files. He did install the system in the Windows partition. It was then restarted in Windows 7 installed in order to complete the installation. There, the trouble began: an endless loop of reboots for hours until what I stopped it.

  Loop:
  * reset
  * black screen with bright logo 4 color windows «windows startup»
  * black screen with slight blade and "Setup prepares your computer for first use.
  * blue white screen "Welcome" with "please wait" and the crossbar with green blob, saying "the installation may take several minutes. Please do not interrupt or shut down the computer! »
  * blue screen saying it stops

  Repeat the above forever.

  I saw him restart way more than 10 times over several hours. And whenever he's faking, that this is the first time she did it. Of course, this is not normal!

  I tried to stop with ctrl-alt-del and the Task Manager, but the white screen would go even the Task Manager, making it difficult to kill any process or even inspect what they were on top. I stopped it by holding down the power button until it shuts. Then when it restarts it said that if I wanted safe mode. I tried. He went into the routine above and at one point he says that he could not proceed with the installation, if it was in safe mode. So he restarted in normal mode and then...! It is finally out of the endless loop!

  Then he asked me all the usual language, record etc., questions as he did the first time I had turned on him. This seemed good. Finally, I walked into a newly installed operating system and everything seemed fine, except that I found out later that some programs that were there before were not installed.
  With bravery bordering stupidity (*) I even Redid the procedure hard disk provided instead of my rescue: first I have nuked the windows partition, then I save the HD (with F8), not with the DVD that I had done. Result: similar rigmarole, with endless reboot.

  After that I stopped it, it kind-of-worked, as above, but now some programs were lacking, such as the Toshiba DVD drive.

  (*) motivated by: better try now with the computer here and all my tools and other computers ready at hand, that when the computer died at home of its owner, and that's the only thing left to try with me at the other end of a line call. Been there before.

  Now, that specific (DVD player), that I could download it from the support page and it installed fine. But what else might be missing or not working not that I have not noticed? The restore process is clearly not working as it should.

  I'm the first or only to whom it happens? I'm doing something wrong? Is there anything else I should try?

  I need to make sure that the restore procedure works perfectly while I still have the computer in my hands. If not, there is no chance that I'll be able to do a remote reinstall for my non-techie, once I asks me to clean the laptop by phone a few months from now.

  Thanks in advance

  [Update: just looking for the right place where I could post what I found that other people report the same problem.] This is definitely a bug in the software distributed for W7 - 64 overlay, not a problem isolated to my machine. See for example
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=49421&TSTART=0 where the user kwarc described the same symptoms with a Satellite L505.

  Hello

  First of all, I must say that I could recover my trouble free unit.
  The installation of Win 7 went well and everything has been installed correctly.

  Back to you:
  To me it looks like something wrong with installation maybe some HARD drive partitions were confues perhaps, HARD drive should again formatted, and then run the recovery procedure.
  You should test

  Regarding the DVD player:
  As much as I know there is no DVD player for Win 7 64 bit. There are only available for Win 64 bit updated. If you need to install the DVD player for Win 7 32 bit version and then update using the patch released for Win7 64 bit.

• dv4t-5100 (A9Q30AV): recovery of Win 7 Home Premimum OS dv4t-5100

  I have 2 laptop computers HP (dv4t and Pavilion g6) that both have Win 7 Home Premimum 64-bit installed.  I used the Recovery Manager (rebecca.exe) on the g6 Pavillion to created a set of recovery disc for Paviliion G6 (finished with 5 DVDs).

  CD 1 of the set of recovery disks should be bootable, that I can use to re - install the OS Win 7 on the g6 Pavillion (the disk set includes the OS Win 7 installation image and all the drivers required for the g6 Pavilion).

  dv4t-1500, recently broke down, cannot restart under Win 7 normally.  Seems OS image corrupted (or some other problem).  I didn't create all of the recovery disc (3 DVD that includes the operating system install image more all dv4t device drivers).

  Is it impossible to use the re g6 Pavillion recovery discs - install the OS Win7 image on my laptop dv4t (of course I have to correct the device drivers after the Win 7 OS is reinstalled). ?

  Made the g6 Pavillion Recovery Disc set (5 DVDs) prevents me from using them to re - install Win 7 on my HP dv4t?  I have 2 different/unique product/license key Win 7 Home Premimum 64bits (sticker on the underside of each laptop).

  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, absolutely, you have all the right points, before moving on to another I rather suggest you test the HARD drive on the computer. You can check the below mentioned steps.

  • Switch off the appliance.
  • To turn back press the power button and as soon as you release, keep pressing the "ESC" key, unless a screen comes up, you might want to wait a minute while tapping the button.
  • In the start menu, choose F2 - System Diagnostics.
  • Under the component Test it would be HARD drive test (generally, it is recommended that you perform a Quick Test and extended).
  • After you choose the Quick Test, click on run once.

  If it passes you can proceed with the trial extended, if he fails to give a call to customer support at the number mentioned below, to check the repair options, which should be covered by the guarantee, to check the status of security here is the link -

  http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/weInput?cc=us & lc = in.

  If the Extended test passes so you can spend with the recovery process.

  Although I work for HP, but I am personally.

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• Problem whit Downgrade Probook 4540 s fron windows 7 pro, win xp pro

  Hi guys!

  I have a laptop HP ProBook 4540 s - B5Q21LT, originally came whit Windows 7 Professional.

  I need to downgrade of W7 Pro on Win Xp Pro, but when I am trying to install it on my laptop Windows XP Pro and start loading the files on the CD, stops to load and I get a blue screen that says Windows has been closed down to prevent damage and the next message.

  STOP: 0X0000007B (0XF78D2524, 0XC0000034, 0X00000000, 0X00000000)

  How can I solve this problem? I need work on Win Xp for my work...

  Thanks in advance!

  Enter seup BIOS and change SATA hard drive in IDE mode controller. Maybe it's to "disable SATA Native mode." not sure how he is listed in the BIOS from probook