Using Recovery Manager on Hp Pavilion 23

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• 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.

• Restoring backup using Recovery Manager

  Recently, my HP laptop has crashed and cannot start windows Vista. I tried all the options in the Manager of recovery, but without success. So I prepare to perform a system recovery.

  I did a backup file in Recovery Manager. Before I have to clean the system, I want to make sure that the correct files have been backed up.

  My question is, can I run the "Backup.1.exe" backup file on another computer to view the files, or it will overwrite files currently on this computer?

  Thank you!

  Yes, you can run the 1st exe file that will extract all the files in a different folder on another computer.

• Is backup necessary before using Recovery Manager?

  I'm eager to get my fingerprint reader works again.  Thank you

  If you have files, photos, music that you do not want to lose then Yes you must back up external source before performing a recovery.

• Windows Vista does not start after you use the Hp Recovery Manager. What should I do?

  I used Recovery Manager to reinstall Windows Vista Basic 32-bit. During installation, it shows 0% completion although at the end it says everything is ok. After clicking on the button finish, he starts up the Recovery Manager again asking if I want to recover Windows. If I choose the Cancel button it restarts with the same Recovery Manager screen. What can I do?

  You can call HP technical support at 1-800-474-6836. Or you can give your product number, not the serial number, and I'll try to send you the link to order yourself.

• No audio beats or Recovery Manager!

  Good so I just bought a HP Pavilion dv7 today of a pawnbroker he seemed new. Everything works, but I have no idea where the audio beats is a FN + b does nothing for me and I can't find same under my sound and material settings. I see forums to use Recovery Manager and I don't have that either. Please I have no Beats Audio or Recovery Manager please help Beats Audio and laptop is generally why I got this.

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Download IDT Audio Installer on the link below and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp50501-51000/sp50595.exe

  One time finished, open windows control panel, open Device Manager and open sound, video and game controllers.  Right click on the IDT device and select uninstall - also, you should get a command prompt to delete the current driver, check the box allow this and then proceed to uninstall.

  When finished, restart the computer and let Windows load completely.  Open your download folder, right-click on the IDT Installer and select "Run as Administrator" to launch the installation.  Once done, restart the laptop.

  Open windows control panel.  Next to discovers by: in the top of the page to the right select large icons.  From the displayed list now, is there an entry for Beats Audio?

  Not all laptop computers support the fn + b shortcut to launch the Beats Audio Control Panel, but if yours does, you may have to reinstall Quick Launch Buttons HP.

  Otherwise, restart the computer once the installation is complete.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• E5-772 Acer Recovery Management not opening point 8.1 Windows

  Hello

  I tried to get rid of a hijacker rather bad for several weeks and after many attempts, try to remove such malware, support removal programs. I decided to reset my computer by default. When I tried to use recovery management, as long as I got last weekend was the UAC warning and then nothing. I tried rebooting and using Alt + F10, I got a black screen and it remained so until I released the key. So, as a replacement for the packaging of this thing, sending Texas to repair warranty and then be without it for about 3-4 weeks, is there something that I can fix this? I already checked disk management and the recovery partition is still there.

  Rick

  1. backup your important personal files

  2 create a USB factory default recovery disc

  http://Acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/29934/related/1

  http://Acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/26287

  3. press in and hold the SHIFT key, and then restart your computer

  4. navigate in the menu until you find guest

  5 wipe clean hard drive with diskpart (link below works on HDDs and SSDS). Be sure to select the correct drive.

  http://Forum.crucial.com/T5/the-CRU/reset-your-SSD-to-factory-settings-Windows-Diskpart/BA-p/162503

  6. Once you clean your disc, navigate the menu stop and shut down your computer.

  7. Insert your factory default recovery USB that you created in step 2.

  8. turn on your computer and reset your PC.  When it asks you if you want to repartition the disk, say 'yes '.

• Recovery Manager, you want to do a backup via USB no drive

  USB instead of disc using dvd - R, will not let me proceed .i want to make a copy, so if I have problems I can fix my computer. Using Recovery Manager

  Hello

  There should be few options and you can select DVD or USB. Please read the following instructions:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01662115.PDF

  Kind regards.

• Recovery Manager HP dv7-1130el after a clean install of windows 7

  I'll do a clean install of windows 7 32 bit from Vista Home premium 32-bit.

  I would like to know if the Recovery Manager will continue to work, or might have a problem.

  I found on the page of the HP software for windows 7 two patches for update Recovery Manager:

  sp45823.exe who makes an upgrade (but not a clean install) and update generic sp44455.exe.

  This second patch help me avoid problems later with Rec.Man when I do the clean install?

  How should I do?

  Could someone tell me a Board.

  Thanks in advance.

  Make your recovery Vista using Recovery Manager disk before installing 7. then it won't matter to have a functional recovery Manager since it is only to reinstall the original OS and programs. It has no function in windows 7 other than to go back to Vista, which can be done with your if necessary recovery discs.

• lose the function of F11 Recovery Manager

  Dear Sir.

  I have narrowing of drive c and lose the F11 Recovery Manager functionality.  I'm worried that now what I'll do to retrieve this function.

  answer me as soon as possible.

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  1 u get backup data, then you can run the recovery dvd, if it was not created by u, then you can create it using recovery manager. After factory reset you will be able 2 Use F11 Recovery Manager features

• HP Pavilion Entertainment PC: Can I use HP Recovery Manager Data Backup If my hard drive broke down?

  I am running Diagnostics on my PC. I don't know if my hard drive is completely broke down, or if my hard drive has a formatting error. I'm currently back up all my data using HP Recovery Manager, because I may decided to restore my computer to its factory settings to correct I hope than the hard drive. My question is: if I can run HP Recovery Manager and data Back, it means that my hard drive is not broken?

  ghahs

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post about your hard drive problem and wanted to help.

  Let's start by defining some terms.

  When a disk 'crashed', it means a hardware failure, such that the disk cannot be read. You can not write on the disc or read him.  It can only be repaired by this disassembly and replacement of parts.  This must be done in a clean room environment and the cost to do that starts at $1000 USD.

  When a disc has "failed", this could mean practically anything.  In some cases, this means that the file system is damaged.  This may be due to the closure of the PC in the middle of a write operation, as when all of a sudden, you turn off your PC.  This can also be due to hardware problems as for lack of sectors.  In both cases, the drive is probably still usable, but in the second case, it won't be for long.

  So if HP Recovery runs, then it is not 'crashed', but he could have 'failed' - and in the latter case, if she fails to sectors, replace faster you it, the better.
  
  Good luck
  
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• HP pavilion dv6-6c10us: Destination Drive is not connected HP Recovery Manager

  Hi I have a problem with hp Recovery Manager saying target drive is not connected when using recovery discs.

  Model: Hp Pavilion Dv6-6c10us

  Operating system: Win7

  I figured that out I just bought a new set of recovery disks.

• Pavilion x 360: Recovery Manager / incomplete restoration; Error of CTO

  Hello folks...

  Ok.. so... Last maybe ish around Friday, I managed to get some kind of virus/malware which took over.  Tried to remove anything but simply opted to do a reset via the useful HP Recovery Manager.

  Everything was fine until the end and he said that it has failed or something (if there are several days)... Would recover to zero the system (if this is important).  Whatever - he said it has failed, you need to restart, click 'ok' and it was then that he would not start.

  Just saw the logo screen HP, circles bit twirly, screen becomes black, gray and starts with the HP logo screen again and again. Made this for a few hours and finally just stop it completely.

  I went into the start menus, ran tests (HARD drive, memory, battery, motherboard, etc.) and everything is in working order. Run try to reset the computer to factory settings... 1/2 day later, it ends upward (I see the office during the final stages) and then all of a sudden I get the «restoration incomplete - save log/details/try again»

  Product Version information: 1.1530.23.0 # N5R10UA #ABA

  Details: Unexpected reboot during [installation procedure for Windows} will cause panic CTO because the image might not be normal now.

  Retry does nothing except continue the incomplete screen.

  Tried the BIOS to 02/01/2014, 02/01/2013 including some messages/support pages suggested.

  At the end of my tether.

  The partition is the same as Recovery Media - but in case of corruption or hard disk failure, you will need a recovery media to boot from.

  Fill a case of pension guarantee on the page here. They should take care of you without delay:

  https://support.HP.com/us-en/contact-HP/product/HP-Pavilion-11-K100-x360-convertible-PC/8499314/model/8961275

• Recovery Manager cannot restore computer using the original image

  Hello

  I'm working on a Pavilion P6000 desktop series (WW639AA).  Windows 7 (64 bit) does not load as it seems that his score is corrupt. I ordered a new restore disc (and additional floppy) HP to restore the hard disk.  I tested the hard drive and all past.  However, when I run the Recovery Manager and try to restore the computer, I get the following error:

  «Recovery Manager cannot restore you computer using the original image.»  Contact HP support.  ' Error #0xe0ef000e.

  All of the suggestions.

  Thank you.

  blewettjl,

  A disk that has been 'cleaned' will have this error with HP rated DVD.

  HP has a patch, called CyberLink Recovery disk utility: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=pv-80183-1&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en

• Recovery Manager does not restore image on HP Pavilion p6227uk [Windows 7]

  Hello

  Currently, I'm trying to reformat my HP Pavilion P6227uk, running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  I reformatted this machine once before (a couple of years) using recovery disks created by the system. I saved these same recovery discs to reformat, I try now to complete.

  So far I performed the steps in the order as I did before - place the CD1 in the drive, boot from the CD, run a disk factory reset. First time I tried, she returned with the error message almost immediately, he does not reformat (or something to that effect) with this error code: 0xe0ef0002 and instructions for "contact HP support. AT 01:00. You must be kidding.

  I tried again and got exactly the same result. Decide to leave for another day, when the support would be around, I tried to boot normally (with the disc from the drive). This time, I got a black screen with white, printed on the top left text:

  BOOTMGR is missing

  CTRL-Alt-Del to restart

  Oh good God. I rebooted and tried to get to the system recovery. Nada, BOOTMGR is still missing. I put the recovery in drive and started to Recovery Manager disk and proceeds to try every single diagnostic at my disposal. Nothing's wrong, apparently, except for not being able to start Windows. Get a bit peeved (I have a disorder that leaves me open to huge bursts of anger, this did not help), I decided to try the Factory Reset. Oddly enough, it doesn't give me an error message, but seemed to be progress in the "Factory image restore. 4% and then 8% - and it's been stuck at 8% for the last 12 hours at least. I don't particularly want to turn it off for the risk of breaking something - even if Recovery Manager seems pretty broken as it is. There is a blue arrow pointing to 'Reformat the partition of your hard disk Windows' and that's all. No button is available (except the red X), nothing seems to happen anywhere. Extremely disappointed.

  Any help would be appreciated. I'll be phoning HP support tomorrow to get answers, although I don't have a particularly good story to keep my mood level when you speak with assistants and on pending emails is not my thing either - I saved important files on an internal HARD drive before you start (disconnected the motherboard HARD drive) and the hours of waiting and hours for email support is not an option.

  Thank you in advance, from the bottom of my heart. It couldn't have come at a worse time.

  -JR

  Hi, JR:

  While I can't help you with the problem of specific recovery disk (and is probably impossible anyway), I have a solution to your dilemma...

  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.

  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