Download hp backup & recovery manager

Please inform me about a link to download the hp backup and recovery manager. I have the program installed on one hp pc but like to also have it on a new HP Folio 13 pc using windows 7 enterprise.

HI tajmaal74:
Thank you for your query. I am pleased to assist you!
I am unsure if you are trying to do a restore or just want the disks. When posting it is most useful to provide us your exact model of computer, and what operating system you are running.How Do I Find My Model Number or Product Number? click here. Here is documentation on system recovery or restore. Performing an Hp System Recovery(Windows 7) click here. Using the Downloadable USB Recovery Flash Disk Creation Utility click here. How to restore a Windows 7-based computer to a previous Windows installation by using the Windows.old folder. click here. I hope this helps, if you require further assistance please provide your model, and operating system.

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Where can I download HP Recovery Manager for my TouchSmart 610--1150xt running WIndows 7 x64?

Many users would prefer a clean install of Windows with the option to install only those applications that they personally find useful. Currently, if performing a clean install of Windows -- even if creating recovery disks and maintaining the HP recovery partition -- it is not possible to access the Recovery Manager with the option to re-install only the drivers and any useful preinstalled software. The only options under these circumstances is to perform a system restore back to the factory state thus removing an separate clean installation of the operating system or reinstalling the limited number of drivers and applications available for the TouchSmart from HP Support.
If it were possible to reinstall the HP Recovery Manager software, it should also be possible to selectively re-install needed drivers and applications from the recovery partition using the "Software Program Reinstallation" and "Hardware Driver Reinstallation" options. These options are not available from the boot menu or reinstall disks.
I have found downloads for the Recovery Manager software specific for Windows Vista and for certain specific HP laptops running WIndows 7, but I have been unable to locate a similar download for the TouchSmart 610 AIO. Has anyone located a download of the HP Recovery Manager software applicable for the TouchSmart 610?

This procedure uses the original factory installed HP OEM Windows product key and HP OEM certificate and requires the HP BIOS to have SLP/SLIC v2.1. This procedure will install a completely clean Windows 7 installation and may require the installation of HP drivers. Some HP drivers and/or HP software needed by your computer may not install because the OS is no longer branded as "HP". Please create your personal HP Recovery Disc set before continuing with these instructions. Back-up all of your personal data and files before proceeding with this process.
1) Download and unzip ABR Beta for Windows 7. Here is the main page to ABR for Windows Vista. Please follow the "How to use it" section for information and instructions on how to use it. These steps apply to Windows 7 as well. Perform the "activation backup" on your original hard drive with the factory HP OEM Windows installation, saving the backup files in several locations (USB stick, SD card, external drive, etc.).
2) Download your version (the version that was preinstalled on your HP computer) of Windows 7 from Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River. Using the built-in Windows 7 CD/DVD burning software, burn the downloaded Windows 7 ISO image to a DVD.
3) Install Windows 7 from your new "Windows 7 disc" to your SSD, following all prompts as needed. Don't enter a Windows product key and don't allow Windows to try to auto-activate. After the Windows installation is complete, run ABR "activation restore" to "install" the previously backed up product key and certificate. Verify that Windows is activated, if not activated... repeat "activation restore" until Windows 7 is activated.
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I, personally, have used the above procedure with great success on many HP desktops and laptops. I can't comment on how well it works with HP TouchSmart computers as I haven't had one to experiment on until recently.
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HP Recovery Manager Can't Be Installed Message "This softpaq will not be installed ..."

My laptop is HP Pavilion dv6 windows 7 64 bit i needed to format my laptop and after the format i installed all necessary drivers, i downloaded the hp recovery manager but it could not be installed and it displayed the following message "This softpaq will not be installed because HP Recovery Manager cannot be found in your system ". I didn't erase or format the recovery partition the recovery partition size is 12.8GB and when i opened it i just found a few files with very small sizes (1KB) ,i only formatted the C drive partition. Any help would be appreciated.

If you didn't use the Recovery Manager to format and reinstall- you deleted files used on the C drive for Recovery Manager.If you burned a Recovery Disk set boot from the first one to get the notebook back to factory specs.
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Hi there.. neeed some help.. where can i recover my os bcoz my recovery manager is not working.

hi there.. need some help here.. is there anyway that i can download the os of my hp pavilion dv6? bcoz my recovery manager is not working.. displaying that i updated my software or hardware that's why its not running (the recovery manager) i already download a new recovery manager but same display error.. also tried restoring my system and reinstaling all my hp driver and software.. what happen is i uninstall a program ":safesurf" then suddenly i cant access on the internet anymore.. my connection is conected to internet but the browser canot display the site that i want to check (IE, Google and Mozilla) already check all the setting of the browser but still cannot display the site. please help.. thanks..

Hi,
dv6 is a series of many models, what is yours ? What is its OS ? To help us answer question quicker, please read this:
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/First-Time-Here-Learn-How-to/Welcome-Get-started-here/td-p/699035
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Please someone help me download the HP Recovery Manager? My notebook is Pavilion g4-2116

Hi
did you install new os or updated it recently?
I believe the reason that you are still having problems is that the hard drive still has old registry files left over from previous version of window
If you are using a retail copy of W8 Ultimate you must do a clean install. What I mean by this is to delete everything on the hard drive.
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My Acer Recovery Management is not working. How do I get a disc of factory settings?

I've tried to do a restore point on my computer after downloading software that it didn't like. Then when that failed to work, I was going to restore the computer do default setting. There is an bug in the namescript of the Acer Recovery Manger. I tried to download the Acer Recovery Manager online and there was an error. I even tried from the Acer Recovery Manger itself but it didn't want to do that either. I don't think that I have the discs for recovery (if I do they're in a box somewhere as I'm in the middle of moving). Is there some place online that I can create recovery discs?

Have you tried ALT+F10 at boot? by the way, if you want the original installation media:Acer recovery media
if you are in the US you can buy it:
http://store.acer.com/store/aceramer/en_US/eRecovery
if you are outside the US, you must call/email your regional Acer support service:
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Dv6775us HP Backup and Recovery Manager software corrupted - can't find download

I am getting an HP error message saying the HP Backup and Recovery Manager software has been corrupted and needs to be updated. For over an hour I have been frustrated trying to find where on this site to download a replacement of what was installed or an upgrade that would repair the problem.
Can anyone point me to where I can get the software? Thanks.
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Did you make a recovery disk set or usb recovery media?
If you did, then you are in luck because that is the software that can be used to reinstall the Recovery manager.
The downside is that you will have to do a factory image recovery to reinstall the software. A recovery is a destructive process, unlike a Windows stystem restore. A recovery will mean that you will needto save all of your data externally to avoid losing it and reinstall all of your programs after the recovery is complete.
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Restoring a Data Backup Made With HP Recovery Manager - Recovery Manager has Since Been Removed

My system (Pavilion dm4 notebook, Win 7 Home Premium x64)) is working fine but I would like to restore a data backup made with HP Recovery Manager. HP Recovery Manager has since been removed from the system and I do not have a recovery disk. I tried installing sp45415 which supposedly runs a silent installer for Recovery Manager, but it silently fails on my system. The accompanying notes say it is applicable to Windows 7 computers and to Pavilion dm1 and dm3. There is no mention of the dm4. Is there some trick to getting sp45415 to run correctly? Is there somewhere I can download an installation package for HP Recovery Manager that works on the Pavilion dm4? Is there any other tool that can restore the backup made by HP Recovery Manager? Thanks!

If you uninstalled Recovery Manager it likely removed the recovery files in the recovery partition.When those files are removed-no download of Recovery Manager is going to install. You will need Recovery Media to boot from to restore the recovery partition and files. If you did not make Recovery Media you will have to order from HP. As for the files you are trying to restore- If this was a backup of personal files,photos,etc to external hard drive or dvds there should be one .exe file inside those files-probably Restore.exe or Recover.exe. Double clicking the .exe will extract the files to a folder on the hard drive of your laptop.

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Getting an error message, not enough space, when doing a file backup in HP Recovery Manager

Hi
I have a Pavillion dv7-6b32us using Windows 7 64 bit
Laptop will not boot. (A seperate issue that I have posted on the Laptop Freezes board) and Im trying to backup my drive through HP Recovery Manager. I get a message that there is not enough space available. Is there anyay to backup my drive to save the info?
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Choose yes.
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Please throw me a life-line: Problem with HP Recovery Manager's File backup option

Product: Pavilion g7-1070us notebook
Operating system: Window 7 64-bit
Problematic system: HP Recovery Manager (triggered by hitting F11), made by "Cyberlink"?
Error message:
The notebook crashed a few times before but I was able to restart it. Then it completely failed and simply displayed a blue-screen with blinking cursor (no error message). Hitting F8 failed to trigger the safe-mode. So I was forced to get into HP Recovery manager by F11. Before the system restore, I had to backup my personal files through the File backup option.
After scanning the computer for my slected file-types and finalizing the list of files to be backed up, it showed an error "No device is available for file backup. Make sure your removable disk is connected" while entering the third step ("Where do you want to save the backup"). This happened even though I have both blank DVD in the DVD drive and USB stick in the USB drive. And the size of the file I was trying to back up is way below 1Gb, a fraction of the storage capacity of the DVD.
I ran the Diagnostic test in BIOS and passed both the "Primary Hard Disk self test" and the Memory test.
Brief description of the issue:
I have a Pavilion g7-1070us laptop that failed to start and simply displays a blue-screen with a blinking cursor (no error message). I could NOT get into safe-mode by hitting F8, but was able to activate the “HP recovery manager” by hitting F11.
I was trying to back-up my files before triggering the system restore/Factory reset. It asked me what types of files to back-up, then scanned the computer for these files and was finalizing the files for back-up.
These first two steps went smoothly, but at the thrid step whne it asked me "Where do you want to save the backup?",
suddenly an error message showed up saying e "No device is available for file backup. Make sure your removable disckdrive is connected". But I have both a DVD sitting in the optical drive and a USB drive attached!
Can someone throw me a life-line here? If I cannot recover my files, I cannot proceed with the system restore and I am forever stuck here!! Thanks a lot!

You're very welcome.
If the hard drive and memory passed tests, then it is probably something else, but I can't say for sure.
If you can read the files using the kaspersky rescue disk then the disk is definitely fine and the recovery program is probably corrupt. If you cannot, then the disk may be wrecked.
I do not believe the recovery disks provide any opportunity for you to back up files.
Once you run the recovery disks, they wipe everything out, and rebuild the software image that came on your PC.
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Recovery Manager & downloading recovery manager problems 2014 version

Hi,
Firstly, I would like to say that I am sincerely greatful to Mumbodog for helping me with this problem.
Problem:
Recently bought an HP 250 G2 which had Windows 8 Home. I required Windows 8 Pro and used my upgrade disk to install. This inadvertantly wiped all other software including the HP Recovery Manager. It also made the laptop pretty much useless because all the hardware peripheral software was removed as well. If you have done this then you cannot use the recovery or pc reset tools available in Windows 8. This was extremely frustrating because there was a recovery partition available with all the software on it to restore my laptop to its original condition.
I tried everything suggested but many of the technicians simply did not understand what the problem was. Some even suggested using the recovery manager when individuals had specifically stated that the Recovery manager was unavailable to them or suggested links which then described a process that used the Recover manager.
I finally stumbled on this post and it worked. The HP recovery manager hides in F11 on boot. Please read Mumbodog post that follows:
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The full recovery manager program is not available for download, the only way I know to get it back is to use HP Recovery from the hard drive (F11 at boot time) or Recovery media to re-install Windows and all the HP software. You will lose all personal data when you do this so back up before restoring.

Hi,
If you have created your USB Recovery, use this to perform the reinstallation.
If you don't have this, you can order a replacement Recovery USB Kit using the link below and use this to reinstall Windows.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00810334&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
If you have any problem with this link, order them directly from HP - make sure to specify that you require the USB Recovery Kit.
If you live in the US, contact HP Here.
If you are in another part of the world, start Here.
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HT4847 How i can download my backup data? And how to manage the data on i Cloud?

How i can download my backup data? And how to manage the data on i Cloud?

You can't download an iCloud backup, except to restore it to your device should you ever need to.
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This article explains ways to manage your iCloud storage space, should you need to reduce you iCloud storage: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4847.

HP Recovery Manager - Help with saving my backup files?

Hi there,
So I turned my computer on this morning to find that it couldn't start up. It is a good 4 years old, so I was expecting this eventually to heppen, though I hadnt backed up my files yet.
So anyway, my computer launches HP recovery manager in which it tried to search for the problem, and then it asked what I wanted to do next and it gave a number of different options but I don't remember what they were. Anyway, I pressed "backupp my files" and it lead me to HP file backup. My files have finally been backed up after a good few hours of waiting, and now it is asking me where to back them up. The entire size of the backed up files ready to be saved to an external source is 102.03GB. I don't have any storage devices that are even close to that size - the largest thing I have is an 8 GB usb - is this a problem?
I have inserted my USB and it recognises it and it says "to continute, click next", but I can't click on next as it is sort of blurred out, its not letting me click on it.... what do i do??
Do I have to buy a bigger storage device? I was planning just to use my usb and backup 8 GB at a time, saving them onto my other comupter, until the entire 102 GB has been backed up. Is this possible?
PLease help!
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Hi @Chloeb27
Thank you for your response, I am happy to help!
I see you have created your backup and it is 102.03 GB and it is ready to put on an external device but you only have a 8GB USB . When you connected the USB it was recognized but you were unable to click next as it is greyed out. That is due to the size of storage device.
It will not allow you to save it to the USB as it is too small to store the files. I suggest you purchase an external hard drive and then save it to that. You can get one at most computer shops or places like Best Buy, Future shop, Walmart any store that would normally have computer sales. If you have cloud storage you could also save it to there.
I hope this has addressed your concern.
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