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• Recovery USB disk does not

  Had some problems with my dv6693, downloaded this app HP to make a recovery USB drive, he SAID it was completed successfully and I couldn't do any DVD so I thought, he MUST be. I tried on the original hard drive and it went into the "loading software" but asked me for a password. I tried the password I knew, but they won't. I thought maybe it was something to do with the passwords of user profiles put my trust in HP!

  I thought that I would share that original HD for a 320 GB I have been a HP of the same vintage.

  * Thanks to the problem of welding HP had with these motherboards I'll have to scrap this one... never mind, it was a beautiful unit too! I miss not having HDMI out (I should mention that I toured with the stack of quarters and resoldered it, reworked video! but there was a "humming" noise so I cut my losses) *.

  Taken from the hard drive, installed in it that works, tried to use the USB key recovery I did the software HP that I downloaded and used last night, you know, one that has been "SUCCESSFUL" and NOTHING! Now I don't know how to do it running

  I went into the BIOS, set it so that it starts the USB floppy drive and a USB drive before the HARD drive is internal. The light is on the USB, but then a little time after the windows starts HDD.

  Does anyone know how to confirm the recovery is good on my USB key/stick, whatever you want to call it? and if it's not am I now fuck because I can't do a set of disks?

  I heard there is no way to do another once to define, but there SHOULD be when he wasn't our fault if it does not work? It was software HPs that I used and it said it was successful.

  Can use a helping hand when someone is done with Christmas gifts!

  Rob

  To enable a recovery DVD burning, delete the following two files:

  • c:\windows\sminst\hpcd.sys
  • d:\hpcd.sys

  You can also use the command here file. Right click and save. Then click on how it works. Don't forget to restart after two processes. (Yes, I used this process)

  http://www.thefakegeek.com/2008/07/tweaks-make-more-then-one-recovery-disc-on-HPS/

• Creating recovery USB disk

  I'm doing the recovery usb disk and it will not be exceeded the stadium to choose between creating DVD or usb drive.  I use a new usb key.

  Hello

  It may be down to the type of flash player, you have.

  If the flash drive is listed as "Windows compatible 8" may not be used - the reason is that the creation of HP recovery media software is seeking a device marked Win 8 compatible show as internal drives flash drives and external .

  In the example below, the 32 Gb flash drive USB 'Dave G' shows as a drive hard internal who can not be used, while the USB flash drive "Removable disc H" would work.

  

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Windows 8 How to recover without a recovery USB disk or a disc?

  Hello, about a month ago, I rebooted my computer in windows 8, caused by viruses, and I did it without creating a recovery on a USB drive. Also, I bought the computer from best buy so I have not received a disc of 8 recovery of 64-bit Windows is restarted. Trying to repair and restart, the computer turns on, but head to the blue menu screen and tells me that I am missing the drivers. Is it possible that I can download a recovery on a different computer from windows disk 8 and use it to mine? If this does not work, is there a way to download a recovery on the windows site drive? Thanks I hope you can answer my questions.

  Most computers come with an internal partition on them with the recovery information.  This allows you to go back to "factory fresh" conditions, as a new installation.

  How to go to you it's different on different computers.  My Sony Vaio all-in-one PC that I got from BestBuy last year with Windows 8, has a small pin hole I have to press with a paper clip to enter recovery mode.

  If this does not work (or your computer does not have this option), you will need a recovery disk.  The recovery discs are unique to the computer, so you should get from the manufacturer.

  I helped a friend a few weeks ago and Dell sent him a DVD disc of free recovery, the next day Fed - ex.  But my Sony Vaio here, (which just returned after the internal hard drive field itself of pasta), Sony wanted me to pay 60 million dollars for a CD. I can't use anyway because this computer has no CD drive (then they were told to go buy a lol... but that's another story).

  My recommendation or you is so ask the manufacturer or get with BestBuy.  In my case, because the computer has been less than a year when this Vaio hard drive died, BestBuy geek squad made replacement under warranty on it for me, free.  I had no recovery either by car (although it would not have helped because the internal hard disk was physically dead).

  When I came back today, do you think better :), I created a recovery USB disk

• Pavilion g series: cannot access the recovery partition & disk do not work

  Try to reset the computer to factory since it does not start in Windows.

  When I try to enter in recovery "esc then F11" it will just try to load windows. Recovery partition is still there just can't access.

  So I try to use disc 5 figure set I did 3 years ago & it starts on the 1st cd, but I get a message saying that the disk is not for this computer.

  I'm like what?  This computer rendered & I have the best recollection no changes to anything that should have caused the recovery to think that there is another computer.

  Suggestions on what I might have to do in order to recover my computer to the factory?

  How can I access the partition recovery from normal mode does not work?

  Why the hell does not work my cd?

  I bought the computer again.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  onelunger wrote:

  Thanks for the suggestion, but I can't return to Windows, even in safe mode.

  If this is the case, then you need the recovery media you can perform a factory image recovery.

  You can remove the hard drive and connect it to another PC through an external drive enclosure or a usb cable to sata. Which will allow you to copy your important data from the drive to another device of storage for extra security.

• Trying to create the recovery USB disk

  I am trying to create a usb for my yoga 2 pro recovery disk. I found the instructions of lenovo support page, but when I search "recovery disk", nothing comes. Does anyone know why this might be?

  Too bad. I found it. It just does not appear in the search for a reason any.

• Toshiba Recovery - 2nd disk does not work

  Hi all

  I wanted to recover my original Windows I created 2 DVDs when I bought the laptop.
  the first DVD worked OK and erased everything, so he will not read my second DVD although it seems in good condition for me and can be read on other devices.

  is there a way I can recover my original windows?

  I tried pressing 0 at startup but no use.

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  It is a very bad situation now. All you can do is try again. Make the second DVD clean and try again.
  I really hope that it works somehow. If this isn't the case, you have a big problem.

  Before recovery image installation starts any HARD drive will be formatted so there is no chance to start installation of disk recovery HARD from the HARD disk (using 0 at startup).

• Acer Aspire M5 w/Windows 8 - e recovery system disk does not start

  My M5 of Acer one-year-old has failed and now I have a blue screen that says "the Boot Configuration data file is missing some required information, File: \BCD, error code: 0xc000000d.» I ordered an e recovery disk that was supposed to solve the problem. The instructions say "Insert system disk labeled disk," "restart the computer and press F12...» "When I do this, the tracks of the disk of the system for a minute or two, stops, and a minute later the laptop stops. I don't think the system disk is accessible to all. My Acer is two months out of warranty... it's so frustrating. The advice is much appreciated!

  Just an update... Blayn was very helpful and directed me to the Acer support. The problem has been resolved by directing the bios to boot from the hard drive instead of the hard drive. It was a little difficult to achieve... I couldn't have done it without the excellent guidance and support from Acer. My Acer has worked very well since, and I appreciate help in this forum!

• USB Disk is not an option in the Bootcamp Assistant

  I have this problem and I was given the macbook I use I know the former owner said the cd drive is bad and would use a key USB is there a way for it to work, I tried to manipulate the info.plist file, but when I try to put in the content folder of the boot camp assistant it shows locked is there some admin great apple that I need or the previous owner did affect something more? Model of Mac is end of 2011 with the captain El OSX top and trying to install Windows 7 on it.

  In allow Bootcamp to install USB for OSX 10.9 * ŒUVRES *, find the codesign order. The command must be

  codesign sudo - root - fs - Applications/Utilities/Boot\ Camp\ Assistant.app

• Envy brick and bought Sleekbook 4 PC recovery USB Kit helps do not...

  Everything first in detail:

  HP Envy Sleekbook 4

  C2K79UA prod # #ABA

  Version of the BIOS F.23

  OK, my problem. I never liked the Windows 8, which took over. Since people like @ HP offered no option to downgrade to this travisty of a BONE, I installed VMware Workstation on this laptop and done my job on a VM 7 Win. Everything was great.

  Then, I heard some improvements promised in a future release 8.1. I did my USB drive to restore system, like a good boy. I installed the version beta for 8.1 with the understanding that once the beta has expired I would just empty my personal files on my external drive and do a factory restore to my recovery USB drive I did. No problem, right?

  Recovery failed. Something something causing a panic in the system.

  Now, I should have stopped there... but... I did not. It would have been an easy way, and we cannot have. I noticed some drivers Windows 7 had been added to the page for my product. I gave that install a blow, but not, and probably my deepest hole dug and I most probably bluffing some partitions that I certainly would. Win 7 could not see the SATA, just the SSD drive, and I could not find suitible Win 7 sata drivers for installation.

  So, I went online and ordered the USB for my product recovery Kit.

  When I boot from it, I get the following:

  "Recovery not taken in charge to the title of the current configuration, please turn on the option for the Intel Smart Response Technology and try again.

  
  I see two options for Intel in my BIOS Enable/Disable...niether contributes

  I also tried with both enabled and disabled virtualization option

  I did the same thing with the help of the legacy.

  Ive tried with the default BIOS loading.

  Ive tried with boot secured on and outside.

  Ive has run out of memory and disk checks... all came back good... except the only player that he checked was the SSD, of course.

  Ive even tried to remove the SSD drive... and try to restore. don't ask why, I read in another forum, someone said this worked.

  Is the recovery USB disk I bought from HP not smart enough to load the SATA drivers and rebuild partitions?

  Is there another keyboard combo called the Intel SRT menu or settings in table?

  I'm not a novice computer, despite some of the errors above to the contrary. I guess I'm very noob in the new world SSD/HDD and layer the puzzle EFI. If you can help, I will be sin no more.

  Please... Please help and thanks in advance.

  Just thought I'd throw in something that I saw on another post. The owner he said "Delete all the keys to starting security" in the BIOS.

• No option to create recovery/usb drives

  I used my x 220 laptop for a year now and I am trying to port my OS on to a new drive mSATA I recently installed, but cannot create recovery disks to do this. I use rescue and recovery 4.5 for windows 7, but I don't see any option to create recovery/usb disks. I see only options to create a backup of my regular HARD drive and "create recovery media", which only seems to copy the service program of rescue and recovery, thinkvantage on the USB. I know that data that are installed on the USB key is not correct because it is about 500 MB, while I've read online that the complete recovery disk should take about 8.4 GB. I also know that I never created before recovery disks. Y at - it something that I'm missing is not let me create these disks?

  hitokirix wrote:

  is there an easier way to do this?

  It's been a while since I've done it, but it worked in all situations where I tried: call Lenovo support and declare that you are unable to create recovery discs. There are several legitimate reasons to do this, for example from my experience...

  1. my X61s did not come with a DVD player and I don't have a DVD USB drive connected.

  2. my T60p reported all kinds of program errors when I tried to use the utility provided to create diskettes.

  3. an another ThinkPad (don't remember the model number) had a HD crash under warranty. Lenovo sent me a replacement HD but I had no recovery discs. (I had backups Acronis full score but Lenovo didn't and I didn't volunteer).

  4. one of my friends refused the license agreement for Windows on its ThinkPad. Instead, he decided to try Linux. After a few weeks of frustration with Linux, he decided to return to the Windows fold. Since he had not accepted the license to the first start agreement, it had been unable to create recovery discs.

  If your system is under warranty in my experience that Lenovo will send you a set of toll-free recovery disks. You may need to be a little persistent, but as long as you keep it clean, you should get them. Note however the last time I did that was at least 3 years ago so their policy may have changed. Also note that, in any case, my request is legitimate. YMMV.

• Impossible to create recovery USB Drive After Win 8.1 pass on Lenovo Twist

  After the upgrade to Win 8.1 and try to create the recovery usb disk, I get this error:

  "We cannot create a disc of reccovery on this PC. Some required files are missing. To trouble shoot startup of your PC problems, use your installation window or media disc»

  Can some give me a clue as to how to solve this problem? THX.

  I contacted Lenovo who sent me a series of 4 recovery disks. These drives solved the problem, but it meant wiping the hard drive and reinstall the same thing from scratch. A new recovery partition is created and the disc reinstalled Win 8, which was to be updated. So to win 8.1 can be installed. Now, everything works as it should.

• Free update to Windows 10 and creating recovery USB

  With the free upgrade Windows 10 occurring at the end of the month, what happens when we try to create a new recovery USB disk?  I created a USB recovery with the Windows 8.1 current, Acer will support this new update?  (same drivers for laptop, etc...?)

  check my response under the windows 10 section:

  http://community.Acer.com/T5/Windows-10/upgrading-to-Windows-10/TD-p/370236/jump-to/first-unread-MES...

  by the way Acer will support windows with newer when drivers available and tested 10.

• "Your bootable USB key could not be created there is not enough space available on the disk.

  I am trying to install a partition of Windows 7 with an ISO on a flash drive with Boot Camp Assistant. Everytime I try it however, I get the error "your bootable USB key could not be created there is not enough space available on the disk. The flash drive that I use for this is 64 GB, so I doubt that the issue has to do with not enough available space. I have already tried the obvious, like reformat the flash drive and retry the write. Is there something I could hurt or do differently to make it work?

  MacBook Pro (retina, mid-2012)

  2.6 GHz Intel Core i7

  8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024Mo

  Use a 8GB drive.

• I'm trying to restore my win7 with HP USB recovery Flash Disk, I get the following two messages

  I'm trying to restore my win7 with HP USB recovery Flash Disk, I get the following two messages:

  "Do not create C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp; c:\arc\01Script\FormatUFD.SP' and the messsage "Fail to create.

  How to port HP_recovery in car to my flash drive?

  Windows 7 x 64, HP G62-144DX

  Hello:

  I can't help you with this specific issue, but if you can get it is resolved and you can read the product key 25 character Microsoft Windows on the bottom of your PC, do your own installation of W7 media to reinstall W7.

  Here's how:

  If you can read the Microsoft windows 7 25-character product key, you can download simple Windows 7 ISO files to burn on a DVD for the version of windows that is installed on your PC, and which is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC case.

  Burn the ISO with the option to burn the ISO on your DVD burning program and burn it at the slowest possible speed that will allow your program. This will create a bootable DVD.

  Or use the installation of Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to compile the ISO file that you download from Digital River. Link and instructions below. You need a 4 GB flash drive to use the USB compilation method.

  http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/HTML/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool

  Use 25 characters on the PC product key to activate the installation.

  The key will activate a 32 or 64 bit installation.

  Then go to the support of the PC and driver page to install the drivers you need.

  Link to downloads ISO of W7 is below.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-from-Digital-River/

  Paul