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• Want J010dx m7: windows will not start until after full recovery of the system with new HARD drive

  Hello world

  I need help here.

  My HP envy m7 J010dx works perfectly with my original hard drive (1 TB).

  I am preparing a second HDD (NEW 320) as backup.

  I took off the Moose HDD (1 TB) and replace it with the NEW HARD drive (320GB) and try to do a full recovery of the system with the HP recovery DVD.

  After full system recovery and laptop computer needs to be restarted in order to continue, the laptop keeps restarting on the logo of windows 8.

  I think it says device not found Boot. Also a test using the UEFI tool material HP and all pass.

  Replacing the NEW HARD drive with the original of the old HARD drive and it start normally.

  What can go wrong here in this case? Thank you very much for the help.

  Concerning

  John

  OK, I read through the thread and this is my point of view on this based on works including restore process with the user created a recovery (UCRDs) media which the user indicated that they used.

  If you just want to jump to the conclusion at the bottom, you can see my opinion. If you want to know 'why' Please read the entire post.

  Model No.: m7-j010dx

  Product #: E0K83UA #ABA

  Ships OS: Windows 8 (64-bit)

  Recovery HP part No. Kit: 730336-002 (3 DVDs + extra)

  User replaced the HARD drive with a 1 TB hard drive 5400 RPM with HP ProtectSmart hard drive Protection a new hard drive is a Seagate Momentus 7200.4 ST9320423AS 320 GB 7200 RPM 16 MB Cache SATA 3.0 GB / s 2.5 "Notebook internal hard drive.

  With the help of UCRDs sent media recovery media (SSRDs):

  When the UCRDs are created, only the drivers for the HW operation (this is a critical point, that I will look later) are burned to the user created a recovery media.  Consider this a snapshot of the current HW, the base drivers and software applications.   If you change the HW on your laptop or desktop where the additional device requires a different driver for these features, a few questions you might - recovery process could stop because he can't find the right driver, a blue screen, a lack of start-up or other unstable system.

  A few years ago, I had a PC that would not recover because the Blu - ray (ODD) optical disk drive did not work.  I replaced the WEIRD Blu - ray with a generic DVD/CD burner into the new part of Blu - ray is presented.   I got the PC using SSRDs thinking I would put some time and just install the Blu - ray after the PC has been recovered.   The PC recovered and when the new Blu - ray showed I installed the unit and guess what?  All PCs have shown in Device Manager and applications was a generic ODD - no Blu - ray capability and ability to read Blu - ray content in the default HP provided for multimedia applications delivered with the PC.  Applications were there but no Blu - ray capability.

  Huh?  It looks that I did not put any time at all.

  I inserted the new Blu - ray ODD and distributed recovery with the HP SSRDs.

  After recovery, I had all the Blu - ray drivers and applications supported Blu - ray.

  The difference between UCRDs and SSRDs:

  UCRDs provide a glimpse of what is installed and functional both disks are created.

  Version Digest of the player on what is happening with SSRDs to retrieve a PC (before Windows 10):

  SSRDs have all the drivers for all the HW and SW qualified for the unit.  There may be several drivers for hard drives, different types/screen resolutions, sides, etc.  Based on the characteristics of the specific laptop / desktop a process is run called "Do / don't.   After entering the recovery SDRD, the Notebook media boots to Recovery Manager.  The first step is a raw copy of all the contents of the disc on a temporary partition.  Following the Do / do not process looks at the characteristics of this specific unit and remove all other drivers and applications not used by this device.  Drivers and the only successful applications are the features supported.   And then, the new operating system and recovery partition is created.   The PC end recovery of cleaning process and restart the laptop / desktop. And, Yes, you guessed it, if you create the user created a recovery media, you only have the drivers for HW devices and applications of HP on the PC at the time.

  So, that being said, what could be the cause/solution?

  Hard drives can be different enough so that a different driver (not the UCRDs) is necessary for the newly installed HW.

  The SSRDs are supported on the new HARD drive installed?

  I don't know, I have an office boy, and I have not tried on this model of laptop.

  If you have / acquire SSRDs, I recover the laptop with the new installed HARD drive and see if it works.  It may or may not.  I don't know what drives were qualified for this laptop.

  If this does not work, the last option is cloning via USB connection (old HARD drive in the PC, new HARD drive connected to a USB 3 via the SATA Adapter (dongle) USB port, install or download software cloning and cloning the old HDD to the new.)   I just did this on the two older Windows 7 computers laptops using a SanDisk Ultra kit.  He has worked on both units.

  Conclusion:

  I don't think that the problem is caused from a HARD drive of 1 to a 320 GB HARD drive, as it meets the minimum specs for a complete installation.  I think the problem is related to the use of UCRDs to retrieve and the UCRDs do not have the HARD driver/firmware/application disc.

  But then again, I know.

  I am an employee of HP...

• The system on new hardware to restore image

  I posted my question down in response to an old thread.  I don't got no answer so I create a new thread to see if I get a response.

  EFF Berg answered the

  

  .  Here's my situation.  I have a very old laptop (7 years).  at this point in time, I did a

  full backup.  When my car has a 'material' breakdown, I'll buy a newer pc, probably

  with windows 8.  I now have windows 7.  I will not require a backup "image" as if I just wanted to

  add my existing programs, etc. on my new pc, photos.  I will not of course an "image."

  backup I'll use another operating system.  the 'image' backup is only good for your

  existing PC;.

  I hope I helped.  It's confusing.  even many of the so-called 'experts' could not explain

  Why one on another, or why, perhaps, you only need a backup 'complete' and not a 'image '.

  backup copy.

  Kind regards

  Rob

  OK, what happens if my or your computer laptop "kick the bucket" & you buy a new laptop or desktop, but you prefer to run the old system with the previous versions of the software that you have already paid for without going through the cost & time to the upgrade of each simple software package already in use.  You can restore the 'image' on the new computer?

  I learned that WINDOWS license will somehow recognize the "new" hardware & does not allow the old image of system work.  Is this true?  This is a particular topic of interest to me because I have a system dual boot XP/WIN 7 & I'm fretting about the possibility of the failure of computer hardware & need to replace the computer itself can no longer have the ability to dual-boot.

  You have always advised not if the license was OEM or retail.

  If you transfer the license to a new machine do you a clean install, it is legal to do so.

  Dual-boot system was originally XP & a DELL machine so I guess the OEM, but not sure because there is no OEM partition.  I do not know the laptop that I experimented with is an OEM, because there is an OEM partition.  If the PARAGON software circumvented OEM licenses?

  I should add that the restoration of the laptop went to a DELL to a DELL, but they do not have the same model.  First of all, I did the restore process & had to do a repair install so he can start, but there was a bunch of quirks with the system which actually behave enigmatically.  However, when I used PARAGON I was able to start successfully on the 1st attempt & by all accounts seems to work well.

  I covered amenities already and you cannot transfer to different Dell Dell and afterwards you will receive a message that it is not genuine

  There are rules about whether if you can transfer licenses Windows.

  If the computer/laptop comes with the preinstalled Windows operating system (Dell, HP, Acer, etc.) or is licensed to OEM System Builders, that the product key that came with the computer/laptop is preinstalled OEM license and is not transferable.

  OEM license/product key (systems of operating pre-installed on Dell, HP, etc.) and the license OEM System Builders are related to the first machine it is installed on and dies when machine who dies.

• CAN grasp the material master Timebase rate returns an error with new hardware OR XNET

  Hi all

  I have a project that communicates on a CAN bus. It has always worked well with a PCI-CAN/2 card, but when I tried to use it in combination with an NI PCI-8512 (NOR-XNET) newly purchased card, it returns the following error:

  "1074388560 error has occurred CAN set material master Timebase Rate.vi

  NI-CAN: (Hex0xBFF621B0) the specified feature has a drawing or model under the NI_CAN which can be made compatible with the hardware, NI - XNET CAN. »

  Yes, I have installed the NOR-XNET for NI-CAN compatibility library.

  The error occurs during the initialization of the RTSI connections for synchronization, that VI is attached.

  I guess that this code is based on an example found in LabView.

  When I remove the BOX: block Set (material master time base rate) property, there is no error and the rest of the application seems to work very well.

  Can someone explain what is / was some timebase setting the internal clock of 10 MHz before connecting a RTSI line for her?

  Are there side effects caused by the elimination of this step?

  Should I still include if I run the application in combination with the old card PCI-CAN/2?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello Pianne,

  Based on our discussion in class, it seems indeed as part of your existing code is written in a very specific way which is not entirely compatible with the XNET approach.

  Indeed, it would be useful to have 2 separate versions of this init VI (and other CAN-code) of your code and allow you to decide which one to run your top-level application, depending on the setting used.
  A HAL as approach could still be used in this case.

• Will be produced recovery disk works with new HARD drive?

  Hi guys,.

  HARD drive failed the other day so replacement is on the right track.

  Always the product recovery disc, it will work on the new hard drive or is mapped to the old cd?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Of course, the recovery disc will work with the new HARD drive.
  It s not severe as a new HARD drive. The recovery disk it reformatted at first and install the operating system, drivers and tools

  Simply said, you will get the same software as on the first day of purchase.

  See you soon

• How can one XP PRO/HOME ED be saved to work with older hardware for restoration after the replacements of material

  OLD Machine equals zero reactivation OEM support. How can I save four other machines to stop the death of my portfolio. Back up the hard drive just ISO or other wizardry doesnot work.

  It is not possible.

  You are usually "" the operating system for the same pc, backup data will not

  working with 'new hardware pc' or main pc components. In addition, a pc that is redesigned

  with 'a few new pieces' xp will require a re-registration for the OS...

• Windows XP prevents me from installing the new hardware as my Canon camera and memory card reader.

  original title: problem with new hardware

  last week, windows xp prevented me from installing new hardware, namely a canon digital camera and a memory card reader. Although the system recognizes the material into the machine, when you are looking for auto install it asks me for the service pack 3 cd, which I did not. I never had problems, install new hardware before. Any ideas why this happens?

  Hello

  · What is the service pack installed on the computer?

  · What is the model number of the canon camera?

  · What is the exact error message that you receive with error code if any?

  If you have installed service pack 3 on the computer then you can try the method and check them off below if it helps:

  Change the registry to point to the installation of Windows XP Service Pack 3 files

  Important: This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: How do I back up and restore the registry in Windows: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756

  a. Click Start, click Run, type regedit in the Open box and then click OK.

  b. find the following registry key:

  c. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup

  d. in the right pane, right-click ServicePackSourcePath, click on edit, type % windir%\ServicePackFiles, and then click OK.

• Migrate to new hardware of 5.1 to 6.0

  Hi all

  I foresee a great migration in our VMware environment. I want to spend all the virtual machines in an environment 5.1 to 6.0 with new hardware environment.

  Details: existing environment: two hosts with ESXi 5.1, an iSCSI SAN, and a 5.1 on 2003 VM Server vCenter. New environment: two with 6 ESXi hosts and a new iSCSI SAN.

  I found this interesting thread: migration to the blow by blow of 5.5 to 6.0 by using new materials and fresh install. and from there, I thought the following might work:

  1. Create a new vCenter on one of the new hosts using Windows Server R2 2012
     Now, I should have a new vCenter to manage a single host.
  2. Remove a former host of the former vCenter and add it to the new vCenter.
     1. Move all the VMs from the old host to the new host and remove the old host after moving virtual machines.
     2. Repeat for the second former host.
  3. Add the new second host to vCenter.
     Now, I should have a new vCenter 6 with two ESXi 6 hosts running all my virtual machines, right?

  Question: What is the best way to move files VM from the old to the new San SAN?

  I think I have two possibilitys (correct me if I'm wrong):

  1. Use vStorage Motion to move VMs old host and storage for two new
     Question: should the new host access iSCSI also the old SAN or simply for the new San?
  2. Browser data store allows to move the files to the new data store
     Question: should the new host access iSCSI also the old SAN or simply for the new San?

  Which would be best? My virtual machines have an average size of 50 GB except a few Windows VMs with about 100 GB and my file with 1.2 to server.

  If you have any other ideas, I'm open to any suggestion.

  Concerning

  Chris

  Same storage must be accessible on both hosts make VM vMotion and once that virtual computers running on new host, storage vMotion to migrate virtual machines from old to new DS DS.

  You can also try VM host and storage migration toghter using the web client to move virtual machines from the old host and DS, but especially first option is preferable.

• Found New Hardware Wizard initiate at startup with no new hardware installed

  Hi Xircal,

  Thanks for your interest.

  The Malwarebytes we were a beta with a lot of precautions.

  I ran the Sophos base scan on C:.
  Nothing that you marked for deletion.
  Just hundreds of hidden files, mostly in the Recovery Console XP (minint), the RRBackups, the preboot\helps, the two Norton .dat files: cltLMS1.dat & cltLMS2.dat

  Description: Unknown hidden file
  Removable: Yes (but clean not recommended for this file)

  Norton said: «these files are components licenses of Norton.» Legitimate files of Norton. (They are not paid for spelling)

  I could run a scan in depth tonight if you think necessary.
  I have a bunch of drives on this computer, but c is the one who starts.
  In fact, I have a separate drive that I use to download software executables, drivers, etc..

  Peggy

  Hi Peggy,

  Does not sound like there is nothing to worry about here.

  The 'new hardware found' is still running at startup?

  Also, could you possibly get in touch with Norton and ask them if ROOT\LEGACY_BEEP\XX_NPF_XX in Device Manager has nothing to do with the Norton Personal Firewall? It could be something as simple as that.

  I think you're right. I don't see anything unusual but one long-standing issue date with Norton Security turned off randomly on startup (I does not start unless I'm free to control and turn it on if it is off)

  I contacted Norton on that months ago and they were not able to solve it, but strongly advised I have remove a bunch of utility programs that they don't like. Split us up on this suggestion. I have uninstall Super Anti-Spyware, and you know the rest of this story. But I think Secunia PSI, Winpatrol, AutoCAD, etc. as essential to my well-being computer.

  I think I'll let the dog Norton are.

  The 'new hardware found' has NOT yet run at startup. Thank you very much.

  Assume that you have done at least what I asked you to do. I'll miss our daily interactions, but you'd better take your white hat to someone who needs your expertise more than me.

  Peggy

• Blue screen error: 0x0000001a when using system to restore with new hard drive disk

  original title: blue screen error when you use the system disk to restore with new hard drive

  I bought a new hard drive to my computer because the old one gave me a bunch of error messages on screen blues. I installed in the tower and tried to use my restore and system recovery disks that the manufacturer has given me, the process has got to the last disk then asked for the system once again restore disc, and then began to load the last steps and went to blue screen error. I don't know what to do, I mean it's a whole new drive hard, so where could the error come, theres nothing on the hard drive because I have not yet used really, yet. Help, please

  I have finally fixed the problem myself. The problem was that one of the sticks three memory was bad and the only way I could test this error. I took two sticks a left, used disks I had and was able to restore my computer, then I put a stick, turned on the computer, had no errors so I let him, so I put the last stick in and com immediately on, I had the Disconnections: memory management and that's when I knew that the last stick of memory was bad I took it back and now my computer works well and I can't buy more memory for not too. So if someone gets this BOSD error on memory, I'd say 8/10 computers have bad memory (not a number). If youcannot run the tool of diagnosis of memory like me then I would suggest to do what I did with the trial and error, it was the only way to understand the problem. Thanks for your help

• Pavilion dv4: Windows 7 does not start and I can't access the system with f11 recovery

  I use a Pavilion dv4. Windows just crashed on a blue screen with a message about physical memory dump. Now when I start the computer it will just a black screen with a blinking cursor to the place when windows normally should start. I can not access the system with the f11 key recovery. I went in with the f2 key diagnostic mode. Diagnostic tests except for the battery test that failed, but shouldn't the laptop to be able to run without a battery if it is connected? And besides, if the problem was the battery, the laptop wouldn't be able to turn on at all, no?

  I'm not about to spend all that money on a battery just to know that it is not the battery.

  Hello

  If you have the 64 bit rescue CD, you would have received an error if it was bad.

  Once you have all your data backup, try the following - which means that Windows has been installed on the C Partition.

  Boot from the new rescue CD, select repair your computer and choose the command line.  When this charge, enter the following commands and press on enter after everyone – including spaces as shown.

  Bootrec.exe

  bcdedit/export C:\BCD_Backup

  c:

  Boot CD

  BCD attrib s h - r

  Ren c:\boot\bcd BCD.old

  Bootrec /RebuildBcd

  Bootrec /fixmbr

  Bootrec /fixboot

  Remove the rescue CD and try to restart now.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• A new system with a clean install of Win 7 64 bit Pro. Try to install win XP virtual machine.

  A new system with a clean install of Win 7 64 bit Pro.  Try to install win XP virtual machine. The virtual machine "put" file installs and then restarts.  During the configuration phase it reboots it gets 94% done gives a message 'update failed' and said that no files have been modified.  I redownlaoded the file and reinstalled several times.  I changed the bios to make sure that hardware virtualization is enabled.  All tests that microsft has said that my Machine is fine.  However I can not get the software\update of the virtual machine in order to install properly.  Any thoughts?  Thanks in advance.  Bruce

  Hi Bruce,.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  TechNet Forum

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itprovirt/threads

   

  Hope this information helps.

• Can I make a new installation on new hardware with Windows 8 Pro OEM?

  But seriously, I have a new MB that I need to use as there is a problem with my Chipet a PCB there is some problem with power. I have not really but it's a mess now of working with and I bought a copy of Windows 8 pro OEM System builder and I made sure that if reason I could use the liscence to win 8 OEm on new hardware store and this Orginal Statemant of Microsoft saying it's fine as long as it's only on a PC. Although I found many threads say otherwise and win 8 OEM is not transferable, as are all the Windows OEM. So I ask you once again so I can have a PC is able to install on new hardware?

  Original title: fishing trolling warn... Can I make a new installation on new hardware with Windows 8 Pro OEM?

  Windows 8 Pro OEM System Builder has rights of transfer, then Yes, you can move it to a new computer or the motherboard.

  http://personaluselicense.windows.com/en-US/default.aspx,

  "Can I transfer the software to another computer or user?

  You can transfer the software to another computer owned by you. (You can also transfer the software (as well as the license) to a computer that belonged to someone else if one) you are the first user under the software license and b) of the new user accepts the terms of this agreement. To make a transfer, you must transfer the original media, the certificate of authenticity, the product key and the proof of purchase directly to the other person, without keeping all copies of the software. You can use the backup copy that we do or the media the software provided on transfer the software. Whenever you transfer the software to a new computer, you must remove the software from the previous computer. You can not transfer the software to share licenses between computers. You can transfer the Get Genuine Windows, Pack Pro or Media Center Pack software only in combination with the licensed computer. »

• Recovery on satellite Pro C660 - 2KM with new HARD drive with the restored recovery partition

  Hey people,
  I had a problem with a virus on this sat pro, so I decided to completely erase the hard drive to get rid of this virus. Before I did, I saved everything partiton D including the recovery path and after clearing course, I copied everything returns to a place (second partition).
  Now, try to recover and do not know how to do it. F11, F10 and F8 seems to not work. Do I need the recovery media created with recovery media creator or can I still use the recovery on the new partition D: path?
  Thanks for your help in advance,
  Stefan

  Unfortunately, recovery doesn't work on this path.
  What you need now is the recovery disk.
  In general the recovery image on the second partition is useless and you will not be able to start.

• Recover the system with recovery disks

  I have a Pavilion Elite desktop computer. I tried to reset/recover my system with the recovery disks that I created when I bought the system. But I get the following messeage: "system recovery disks do not support this computer. You cannot restore this system with these discs. "GOOD, then I thought that my disks must be bad and ordered a set of HP. I come from them and tried again to restore my system... EVEN COMING? What's wrong? Need help.

  The recovery disk problems Troubleshooter need effects?

  There is another thing that you could do that provide the Windows key is always visible on your COA sticker.  Since it was a multi-configurable system you should know it was professional, Home Premium or ultimate edition. Please be aware that what I propose will not contain the goodies HP provided with recovery disks, you will need to reinstall all your programs and data.

  Go to this site and download the version of Windows 7 ISO which matches what you had initially and have your key ready.

  http://www.heidoc.NET/Joomla/technology-science/Microsoft/14-Windows-7-direct-download-links

  Once downloaded the file ISO, you can burn on a DVD using the Windows 7 DVD drive or another DVD burner you have:

  http://download.CNET.com/Windows-7-USB-DVD-download-tool/3000-18513_4-10972600.html

  See also this site for more information:

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

  Once downloaded and burned to DVD, use it to try to install Windows 7 on your computer.