How to Get HP Drivers After (DIY) Installing Windows?

Question

Series: How to Re-Install Windows when you don't have the Recovery Discs
Intro: What is an ISO? Why is it used? 
Step 1 - Get the ISO - ISO Download Links
Step 2 - Burn the ISO to a DVD or USB  
Step 3 - What to do with the ISO DVD/USB? Change the Boot Order 
Step 4 - What to do After Windows is Installed? How to Get HP Drivers?   
Step 4 - What to do After Windows is Installed? How to get HP Driver?
Winodws is Installed, Now What?
Once the installation is complete, you'll need to go to your HP Driver Page and download all of your drivers. Your wireless function may not work automatically with a fresh install. You may have to plug an Ethernet cable into the computer and into your router to connect to the internet initially, until you have downloaded your wireless driver. 
The best way to use the HP Driver Page, is by putting in your product number ('P/N' found on the HP label on the bottom of the computer) and click Go, rather than the 'Detect my product - Find Now' option. Without an HP Recovery Disc version of Windows, the 'Detect my product' option is not likely to work properly.
Another important note: If you had to go all the way into BIOS and change the Boot Order to the DVD drive (or USB), you'll have to go back into BIOS at your convenience and change the Boot Order back to booting from the internal Hard Drive first. If you used the F9 Boot Order Menu, it only changes the Boot Order temporarily, for that one power on iteration. 
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Answer 1

Note down all the file names of the following queries first:
SELECT NAME FROM V$DATAFILE;
SELECT NAME FROM V$CONTROLFILE
SELECT NAME FROM V$TEMPFILE
SELECT VALUE FROM V$PARAMETER WHERE NAME = 'spfile'
If the last query doesn't show any file then copy $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/init<SID>.ora file.
After making the list in sqlplus issue:
SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE
And now you can copy all of those files to some other location. Make sure you install same version of OS and Oracle to restore these files. It would be easy for you if you keep the same directory structure after reinstall and place all those files as they were earlier.
Daljit Singh