The hidden recovery partition on your HP computer lets you restore your business machine back to its factory default condition. The recovery program resides on its own partition, so it is accessible even if Windows 7 is corrupt and unable to boot. Although performing a system recovery will erase your primary disk, you'll have the option to back up your files during the recovery process and quickly place the computer back into service.
Hp Recovery Manager
If Windows is unable to start up properly on your HP computer, you can perform a system recovery using HP Recovery Manager or recovery media. This wikiHow article will show you simple ways to use HP's recovery tools to reset your desktop or laptop computer.
I have just recently got a HP Pavilion dv6-1315tx computer second hand. It comes with Windows 7 Home Premium pre-installed. The first thing I wanted to do was to create a recovery disk,but it seems as if the previous owner has already created a set. I am from Sri Lanka so I cannot order a Recovery Kit from HP. Their support page is confusing.
After doing a lot of research, I deleted files such as hpdrcu.dat from the recovery partition as well as another location. I also searched for Rebecca.dat but to no avail on my whole system, but still it gives the same error.
Next up, you can reboot the machine into the recovery process. The app also offers you a backup solution in case you have not been able to backup your data, prior to this point. This is optional and if not required, you can skip it and go straight to the main operation of reformatting the Windows partition of your hard disk, followed by the reinstallation of the original software. Upon the app completing the reformatting operation, the PC restarts and the Windows operating system installation begins.
Maybe the 'working directory' that it's trying to change to has been deleted if the software was removed from within Windows? And if this is the case, can I just run it as a standalone application somehow and get it to access the recovery partition?
######Recovery manager is expecting specific drive. If the driver letter has beenchange in Windows then you can get this message "Failed to change workingdirectory".HPPCs - Performing an HP System Recovery"1. Turn off the computer.2. Disconnect all connected devices and cables such as Personal MediaDrives, USB drives, printers, and faxes. Remove media from internal drives, andremove any recently added internal hardware. Do not disconnect the monitor,keyboard, mouse, or power cord.3. Turn on the computer and repeatedly press the F11 key, about once everysecond, until Recovery Manager opens."######
So is there a way of changing the drive letter to what Recovery Manager is expecting? If I do this in disk manager on another PC, will these drive letters stay with the partitions when I put the drive back in the original laptop? And if so, what are the drive letters that Recovery Manager is expecting?
If you don't see it, your computer may be too new and thus doesn't include the software. You also can't use this option if you've deleted the HP Recovery partition on your system's hard drive. Finally, HP's recovery tools only work for the version of Windows that your computer shipped with. Thus, if you bought your laptop with Windows 8.1 and later upgraded to Windows 10, you can't use the utility.
See our guide on factory resetting your Windows 10 computer for all you need to know on this. You can use the Reset this PC options in Settings, open the advanced startup options to reboot into a recovery environment, or even reinstall Windows with installation media.
Now you know your options for resetting an HP laptop to factory settings. It seems HP has acknowledged that Windows 10 has great factory reset options built in, making old-school recovery methods less important. You're probably best off using those, but it's good to know what HP includes so you have all the bases covered.
An HP laptop running Windows 8 enables you to restore the system back to factory settings using HP's built-in Recovery Manager utility. If you are selling or donating one of your company's HP laptops, it is necessary to protect your business data by erasing the laptop's hard drive. The HP Recovery Manager uses a recovery process that erases the hard drive and re-installs the Windows operating system and HP software. The new owner will be unable to view any of your company's data after the recovery process successfully completes.
On the Advanced Boot Options screen, use the arrow keys to highlight Repair your computer, and then press Enter. (If Repair your computer isn't listed as an option, then your computer doesn't include preinstalled recovery options, or your network administrator has turned them off.)
As we all know, HP Recovery Manager, the utility for the creation of recovery discs integrated in the computers Hewlett Packard allows you to create recovery discs only once, this is possible thanks to a simple control, when the set of Recovery Disc is created the HP Utility creates some control files in different paths through which the subsequent runs will ensure that he has already created a set of recovery discs.
So if we wanted to create a second time our set of recovery discs that we are denied, a message warns that a copy has already been created and the program closes. Officially, the only solution is to contact HP to send off the recovery CD to an amount that is about 40-50 Euros.
This happens on the Compaq and HP as HP dv5, HP dv6 e HP dv7 with Windows Vista or Windows 7. So as you can create a second time the set of recovery discs? Easy, to re-create the recovery discs you simply have to delete the control files that are created.These files, with their paths differ from model to model, and the following are the various possible combinations of files and their locations:
e poi scaricare da hp l'utility USB recovery Flash DIsk Utility per Vista e creare un clone della partizione di ripristino in una chiavetta usb, cosa utilissima e non prevista dal recovery manager originale del laptop che utilizza solo supporti dvd.
decisamente più anziano dei PC postati, il mio non trova nulla con lo script e non li trovo a mano. La vers. del recovery è la 4.0.4. ho notato che anche cancellandoli, cercando di avviare la creazione dei cd mi ricrea alcuni file con già il contenuto ( data, se è andata a buon fine, ecc... ) della vecchia copia fatta del recovery.. i file sono STRCD, BI, CD creator.exe ( ma visto come file di testo... ) history e stodd. Suggerimenti? Grazie
Ciao, spero di essere utile a tutti coloro che hanno una configurazione simile alla mia (RMCStatus.bin e Rebecca.dat).I filesD:\RMCStatus.bin;C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Recovery Manager\RMCStatus.binC:\Windows\System32\Rebecca.datnon vengono trovati se si effettua un "Ripristino delle impostazioni predefinite", utilizzando i supporti di ripristino creati (dvd o chiavetta usb).Questa operazione cancella tutta l'unità del disco rigido, reimposta la configurazione originale predefinita e crea il file D:\recovery\UCRD.flg.Con Winrar, eliminando il UCRD.flg si possono nuovamente creare i supporti di ripristino.Funziona!
Ho un pavillion entertainment dv6.Ho seguito le tue istruzioni per rifare i dischi di ripristino.Ho eliminato il file hpcd.sys da D:\ e da c:\programmi\sminstperò adesso se faccio partire la recovery disk creation mi dice:"la partizione di ripristino non è stata trovata".Se rimetto i file torna tutto come prima.che faccio?
però questo:C:\Users\All Users\Hewlett-Packard\Recovery\hpdrcu.prcnon esiste!se vado su c: cè solo la cartella utenti/e dentro ci sono 3 cartelle:default; eddi; pubblica.ho cercato la cartella recovery in tutte e tre ma non cè.ps. si ho attivato sicuramente la visualizzazione dei file nascosti!
o istallato i driver dopo la formattazzione e tutto procede bene ,escludo un (reset recovery mananger)nelle nuove versione HP il file da eliminare e rinominato in un altro nomeancora sconosciuto E CI STO lavorandosu altre macchine Hp
salve...scusa il ritardo di non aver risposto riguardo ai sistemi da 32 0 64 o 86 e specifico (e un modo da far capire a chi non sa che sono tre i sistemi di participazioni di istallazioni di windows 7), in primis sulle macchine hp ( i sistema sono da 64 e 86 quindi escluderei la premessa nel tuo commento ,riguardo il file da rinominare non e quello elencato da voi bensi e un'altro che sono riuscito a trovare con l'esperienza informatico e come promesso vi avrei elencato ),cmq o ricreato i cd recovery nelle nuove versioni degli hp pc portatile e fin ora procede tutto bene .NB tutto il resto nel mio campo e a scopo informatico ,quindi chi e interessato a piu aggiornamenti commentate.. ee scusate gli errori o le specifiche infoo..un saluto da infooweb
If you have the Recovery Disc Creation software installed, you can use discs (DVDs) only as a recovery media. If you have the Recovery Media Creation installed, then you can also use USB flash drives as a recovery media: DVDs or USB flash drives.
R for a standard system recoveryF for a destructive recoveryQ to quit the processFollow the next set of instructions to complete the process
Restore Windows VistaThere are 3 ways to restore a Windows Vista operating system on a Compaq computer:
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