Do I need to create a recovery file for my new laptop if there is a HP recovery
I have just bought a HP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC 15 - n219 sa
Serial : [Edited for Personal Information]
Product # : F9U67EA#ABU
There is a recovery partition.
I am a bit confused on the issue of recovery file creation. I have found instructions on youtube on the the creation of an image of the laptop but I wonder why I need to do that given there is a HP recovery manager.
Although I do not really know what the manager does.
Can anyone tell me what the best strategy is regarding recovery files for this laptop taking in to account the partition.
After I have done this I wish to remove macfee and install the Norton I bought. Do I need to disable the macafee? If so how do I do this?
Can I remove the macefee to save space on the hard drive?
If you can help with these questions that would be much appreciate.
I gues I just want to do the right thing with this new laptop and avoid deleting too much whilst savinbg space and having a protected machine I can restore.
Thank you
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Hi,
You should definetely create a set of Recovery Media - this is your copy of the operating system. An example of when you may need this would be if you had to replace the Hard Drive - details on creating this can be found on the following HP document.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03481733&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en
Regarding McAfee, you should uninstall this first before trying to install Norton - you can do this in the usual way by opening Windows Control Panel, open Programs and Features, right click the entry for McAfee and select Uninstall. When the process has completed, restart the notebook before installing Norton.
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VivekPlease explain.
Do you want to create a dll in another language (which one?) for use in LabVIEW or do you want to create a dll out of your LabVIEW code?
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how can i create a .jar file for my BPEL project, i am trying to deploy the project but getting an error :
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RanaRana:
If you haven't already, I would post this question in the BPEL forum. I would expect a much better turnaround there.
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