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• System Disk Image recovery and system recovery discs discs

  These terms are very confusing.

  I had 3 HP computers to office over the past 15 years and have always comes to an ERD but my luck could escape and I'm going to need one of them.

  However, I'm confused.  I thought that as HP comes with a drive D: original Image, it would be enough.

  I make records of recovery or system disk Image?  Are they the same?  My HP Advisor on this computer again I do "system recovery discs!

  I would really like someone explain (in novice language) which mean the above and what I need to do?

  I appreciate so much people in the help forums, as I learned more from them than books I have.

  Twinkie3

  Twinkie3

  Hello Twinkie3, I suggest making the game to restore HP Recovery disks.  Even if you have the recovery restore D: hard disk partition, it may be damaged or if the hard drive fails and needs to be replaced, you would not be able to access the recovery partition.

  If you have to replace the hard drive, you can only insert disc 1 of the the recovery set and put the system back as it was when shipped. Without these records, you would need to try to acquire at HP for a cost to you, and after a while, they are not available.

  The set of recovery disks cannot be done once and only be used to restore your particular system.

  Normally, it takes 3 DVD discs but can take longer depending on the size of the restore partition.

  The HP advisor don't constantly remind important you to these disk since it's a step in maintaining your system over time.

• My Gateway computer crashed after an indication there is a corrupted file and system restore disks must be used. We have never done their... What would be the way cheaper and easier to get this computer working?

  It started when my laptop was having problems (Vista 64 bt).  It's less than a month and the motherboard consumed.  If we use our Gateway desktop model that has Windows XP.  I found my laptop and tried to connect it to the radio.  Desktop just completely crashed.  He said there was a corrupt file and I should reinstall windows.  I'm disabed and I tried to read the instructions and use the F10 or F11 key but I couldn't do anything.  I entered the manual to find these virgins back up discs.  I bought a Dell, one month before and all disks are there... we had nothing to do.  I hate to admit that we did not open the manual.  I read that you can get the readers or the manufacturer's cd.  What is the best way.  I will have surgery soon and I can not contact with people because of my immune system for months.  I have a 14 year old who lives on the computer and take care of his Webkinz.  I have to fix this!   Thank you

  Contact Gateway to purchase recovery discs. It won't be cheap. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Recovery and system recovery disks don't work is not on the MS213 Pavilion (All in One)

  Hello

  I ordered the HP recovery discs as F11 will not work. I got 4 disks with one separated from the others. He said "use this first! The other 3 were combined, and they are marked the system recovery and disc 1 of 3, 2, 3 and so on. I restart the computer with the disk that says use this first. The disc starts to load and says loading files of Windows, or somehting like that. Then he said: Windows startup. I don't get the Recovery Manager menu. After a few seconds it ejects the disc, and there are 3 pictures on the screen, at the top left is like a circle with a check mark in it. With an arrow, it points to an ejected drive of a computer image on the disc tray. And it points to a picture of a computer with 3 drives. It seems that he tells me to put in the next disc. I put in one that is graduated from 1 to 3, the light on the drive flashes, and then nothing happens, regardless how long wait. If, instead of starting with the disk that says this first use, I start with the one who said that 1 of 3, after loading Windows files, it says something like "this disc is not for this computer.

  System information:

  HP Pavilion MS213 all-in-one

  Windows 7 64 bit

  Configuration of stock

  Background:

  It is a friend's computer. She was making a mistake "code purple" with the resumption of F11. She had someone watching and I don't know what they were doing, but when I got it, I was getting an error at startup. somehting like cannot find the Boot...

  I found a commercial version of Win 7 64 bit standalone disc and installed on the machine. It runs great, but it had to be for troubleshooting only, until I have the recovery disks.

  So, I'm stuck and would appreciate any help. I thought initially upgraded to Windows 8, but I thought that the recovery disks will be cheaper, and also the friend doesn't have to go through the inclination of windows 8.

  I will be happy to provide more information if necessary.

  If you can read the license key Microsoft Windows 7 of 25 characters related to the machine, you can download a Windows 7 ISO file to burn to a DVD. Remember, it is the version that is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker.

• BIOS and system recovery question

  If we do a system recovery, bios back to an earlier version if it is updated after the date of recovery?

  N °

• 100 - 11IBY laptop (ideapad) - access to the BIOS, start menu and system recovery

  My screen is broken and I need to clean my system. Normally I run on an external HDMI monitor. Bios does not have a driver for it. External screen shows nothing after hitting the novo button.

  No work around?

  As for the most part, if you want something, do it yourself.
  Just pull the plug on the back of the screen 30pin (you will need to disassemble the screen).

• They guided me through a restore and system recovery, but doesn't not eventually give me the activation code for my windows when finished.

  I had a problem with my window 7 do not allow me to do live updates. Supprt Tech guided me through the steps necessary when requiring eventually get a difficult access remotely guided. The tech assured me that since I don't have the activation code for my Windows 7 ultimate that it provide me on. That I would be prompted to enter one after recovery and the restoration was complete.

  I wonder if I'll be able to get this code now?

  Also, I lost all text documents I had written and recorded? We did a flash drive recovery I've used but I am unable to locate my document.

  Thanks for any help.

  System Restore does not destroy documents, but a recovery will depend on what has been done.

  If the remote technician entered the product key, so he could be there.

  First of all:

  Please run the Microsoft Genuine Diagnostics Tool then copy and paste the results into an answer here for further analysis:
  http://go.Microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=52012

  Here are four utilities, which can display your product keys if they are still there:
  Belarc Advisor: http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
  (He did a good job of providing a wealth of information.)

  Also: http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml
  and: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html
  and RockXP: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4138.html which has additional features

• I want to perform a complete system recovery I have a HP

  I have problems with my computer whenever I go to system tools and system recovery comes a message from avg

  Please repost your request to the appropriate Forum from HP Support.

• C670 - 10 p and image recovery satellite facility

  Hello. I have a C670 I had starting problems. I tried the backup of disks that I created when I got the machine, but they did not. I had an extended warranty with the company I bought the laptop from and I sent it to them to get the problem sorted. As the backup of disks did not work, what they have done is reinstall windows, and I lost the software and system recovery disc HARD on the D drive that come on the machine. Lesson learned here I think.

  If I had to buy a whole Toshiba backup discs it would bring back the machine to his condition of "out of the box.

  Thank you in anticipation

  > If I buy a set Toshiba backup discs it would bring back the machine to his condition of "out of the box.
  Yes. You can order original recovery on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx disks

• Is or is not "Application and Driver Recovery DVD" bootable? -Corrupted boot safe mode fail CryptUI.dll

  I'm recovering Pavilion dm4-3170se of my daughter. My daughter did not a recovery disk and has no recent backup of its set of data files.

  Problems (and what I've done so far) are quite parallels to what the user indicated in this post incredibly detailed:

  Difference is in start-up Mode (command line or not) safe, Windows startup fails on a dll, specifically CryptUI.DLL.

  Although incredibly detailed post user is not getting into the Windows startup, I have mod... for about 30 dll before it chokes on the corrupt. I tried a number of other things to get passed without result.

  Game drive recovery of origin of my daughter bought the farm when his house burned down. So I ordered and received a replacement of HP. I am reluctant to use before retrieving his data files because it may lose 40% of its professional activity.

  The set of recovery disks delivered includes an "Application and Driver Recovery DVD". Account of > 20 years Wintel machine tradition, I presume it is bootable. Surprisingly, user detailed Post got hers to start from the DVD drive. But the configuration of the BIOS to get the DVD drive as the first choice of startup is not to begin after two trials.

  Before I pour more time into that, I want to the Collective Wisdom here.

  Q1: Is this disc HP, numbered 691822-B22, meant to be bootable?

  Q2A: If it is, imagine you I can use the command line interface to copy the DLL identified-as-bad to the HD?

  Q2B: If she isn't, why the, uh, gollygoshdarn isn't? Must be a reasonable thing...

  Thanks for all the ideas based on experience.

  Hello:

  No matter what DVD driver and HP application I have ever used is not bootable.

  It should autorun from the windows desktop once windows has been reinstalled.

  This is the only question that I can answer those you requested.

  Suggestion...

  Make your own installation of W7 ISO from the link below.

  Use to install W7 and do not delete all partitions or format the drive.

  Windows install and create a folder Windows.old to the current operating system.

  Then, you can copy all the files you need from the Windows.old folder after installing W7.

  Once you are sure that you have got what you need, use the recovery disk set to restore the hard drive on his out of the box state.

  Link to files ISO of W7 is below.  Use the W7 x 64 home premium from the SP1 media list file refresh.

  http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/14709-Windows-7-Digital-River-direct-links-multiple-languages-x86-amp-x64/page59?p=470600&viewfull=1#post470600

  Then use this tool to transfer the iso file on a flash USB DVD or 4 GB drive.  The tool also performs the file iso bootable.

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

• We have installed Office 2010 on a system that died & want to move the software for my new system. How to reactivate my product key Code

  We have installed Office 2010 on a system that died & want to move the software for my new system.  How to reactivate my product key Code

  Assuming that you had bought a copy of the sale at retail of Office 2010 (i.e., it not was not preinstalled by the manufacturer of the computer or downloaded and installed using a "product key card"), just install it on the new system and turn on normally.  In some cases, you may use telephone activation and explain the circumstances (i.e., the old computer is dead).

  Microsoft Office is not a step "off authorizes" as some other apps (Adobe comes to mind).

• can super cookies listed in its properties as an MS-DOS program to store in a vista system recovery partition and stay an MS-DOS program if a system recovery is performed

  I may have a great cookie in the folder my documents of the website dove.us.  I have a HP

  Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit operating system with dual core processor.  I have

  want to use HP System Recovery, but I'm afraid that the cookie super (in

  Properties it says it's a 500 bytes MS-DOS program) would not get completely erased

  from my pc.

  Hello

  The recovery of the system takes your computer to a State where you will have just the factory settings and nothing more. In other words, that it will also format the computer in this process.

  So, I'm sure that the cookie will be effacΘ when you do a full system restore. You can check the items below which talks about backup and restore. I also suggest you make a backup of data you want to keep for the future and to restore once you reinstall the operating system.

  Restore files from a backup
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/restore-files-from-a-backup

  Backup and restore: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/back-up-and-restore-frequently-asked-questions

  Back up your files
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/back-up-your-files
  How to back up files and recover data
  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/Setup/backupdata.aspx#fBid=V9sr8pwYVUb

  I hope this information helps you!

• Will be full system recovery card known areas around bad disk C: and Clusters?

  I have a "PC HP Pavilion p6210y Desktop" run "Windows 7 Home Premium x 64".  CHKDSK said my C: drive is so corrupt, I have to do a "Factory System Recovery" my purchase date of 2009. I can't make backups, so I'm moving all the data files on my E: drive (most of them is already there, like E: is my "data disk". C: is the original Western Digital disk).

  Here is my latest entries of data of 'bad disc' CHKDSK...

  ========================================================================================

  Cleaning of index 0 file $SII 6 unused entries x 9.
  Cleaning of index 0 file $SDH 6 unused entries x 9.
  Cleaning 6 unused security descriptors.

  CHKDSK checks Usn Journal...
  36221248 USN bytes processed.
  Audit of the USN Journal is complete.
  Remove the wrong file of clusters of clusters 1.

  Free space verification is complete.
  Adding 1 bad clusters to the Bad Clusters in file.
  Windows has made corrections to the file system.

  612436832 KB total disk space.
  272996964 KB in 203557 files.
  137428 Ko 38378 index.
  4 KB in bad sectors.
  396536 KB in use by the system.
  65536 KB occupied by the log file.
  338905900 KB available on disk.
   
  ========================================================================================
   
  What I need to know is...
   
  If I do a "Factory System Recovery" of "FACTORY_IMAGE" (D :) ', the recovery process complete "map around ' clusters and bad sectors and produce a full C: recovery accurate?  Or is - this disc 2009 so old that I need to replace it and reinstall Windows 7 using my "system repair discs?

  If you use the /r switch in Chkdsk it tries to fix the bad clusters or move the data to a cluster of good.  CHKDSK will isolate the bad cluster and do not use it.  Maybe it's time to think about replacing the hard drive, it could be near the end of its service life.

  You can perform a restore factory on this hard drive, but you must back up the data that you have on your E drive on an external drive, preferably an external hard drive, because they can be erased.

  You need to install a new hard drive, it must be of equal size or greater than what you have now.  To install the new OS, you will need to use recovery discs that you can order from HP.  If you live in the USA/Canada, call HP at this number 1-800-334-5144 and see if you can still get a set of recovery disks.  Otherwise the site worldwide: http://welcome.hp.com/country/w1/en/support.html

  If HP does not have the recovery disks, you can order them from the surgeons of the computer:

  http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-18128-recovery-kit-gv405av-for-HP-model-number-p6210y.aspx

• BOOTMGR is missing. Get the message "this version of the system recovery options is not compatible with the version that you want to repair...» »

  Two days to try to solve this problem of complete.  Vista Home Premium (64-bit) has been installed more than 6 months ago.  With the legal copy in the computer, I can choose the repair, it shows me me partition Windows Vista Home Premium.  I don't get the system recovery options, but I get a window that says «the version of the system recovery options is not compatible with the version of windows that you want to repair...» ». I loaded the original drivers for the motherboard.  I started in safe mode, and I can see the different folders.  It tells me that everything is there. Does anyone have a solution for this? I use a product called '360 °' for regular backups, but backups are on a network drive.

  Thanks for the suggestions!

  Here is a link to some people who had the same problem and solved: http://keznews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=20665.  It seems to have something to do with the help of a record of 32-bit with 64-bit recovery (or something of the sort).

  I hope this helps.  Good luck! Lorien - a - MCSE/MCSA/network + / A +.

• Vista will not boot corrupted registry and no system restore

  Hi I hope some kind person help me please with my rather urgent dilemma?

  I Went to turn on my laptop and it could not start. (vista ultimate 32-bit edition)

  Instead, he takes me to the windows startup repair, and after a few times of cycling through it, it says
  "cannot repair this computer automatically.

  Signature of the problem
  #1-Autofailover
  #2-6.0.6000.16386.6.0.6000.16386
  #3-4
  #4-262147
  #5-registre corrupted
  #6-Registre corrupted
  #7-999
  #8-3
  Restore #9-Registre
  #10-0
  version of the OS - 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1

  I tried to insert disk vendors and changed the boot sequence in the bios, but still takes me to the system recovery Startup Repair (which it does not correct)

  I tried F8 last good config and always the same cycle of system startup repair, then no solution.

  I am at a loss with this, I did something unusual to the laptop until I stopped him, he just decided that the registry has been corrupted.

  I also had a backup on my external HARD drive but boot from it's exactly the same (goes directly into the system repair)

  Surely, I can recover my OS somehow, without losing all my data?

  Any help with this would be appreciated seriously!

  Thank you

  Hello

  Check with your system manufacturer that they all slightly different methods. They may have included a recovery
  Partition or other methods to restore the default value. Also your system manufacturer will sell you the physical disks at a great price
  Since you already own windows.

  What are the system recovery options in Windows Vista?
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/2b3724d1-f4ad-5b26-16dc-3e9e66f4be5e1033.mspx

  This tells you how to access the System Recovery Options and/or Vista discs
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/326b756b-1601-435e-99D0-1585439470351033.mspx

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  Check with your system manufacturer support as they may have understood, Partitions recovery Vista DVD, and/or
  other methods to return to the original configuration.

  Here it is just a few options and you should contact our service system Maker to be sure
  you know all the options you have.

  How to perform a repair for Vista Installation (this keeps your data if the backup off the)
  Player is safe)
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/88236-repair-install-Vista.html

  How to do a clean install and the installer with a full Version of Vista - this erase ALL programs and data on
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/117366-clean-install-full-version-Vista.html

  This tells you how to access the System Recovery Options and/or Vista disk
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/326b756b-1601-435e-99D0-1585439470351033.mspx

  How to do a clean install with a Version upgrade to Vista - this wipes ALL programs and data on
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/68767-clean-install-upgrade-Vista.html

  How to do a Custom Installation of Vista - this is a clean install should, however, save your data
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/241565-custom-install-Vista.html

  Upgrade to another edition of Windows Vista - this should keep the programs and data
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/3af7e05f-4d2a-4af7-A168-9242f9093bb81033.mspx

  Installation and reinstallation of Windows (upgrade - store programs and data or New Installation that removes them)
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/e77344fa-e978-464c-953e-eba44f0522671033.mspx

  On-site upgrade
  http://vistasupport.MVPs.org/repair_a_vista_installation_using_the_upgrade_option_of_the_vista_dvd.htm

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.