Hp Envy dv6 7210tx WIN8 Recovery issue!

I got laptop with C Drive and D as a recovery drive.
Unfortunately i was unaware of new UEFI and win8.
I resized my C drive using old (win7 compatible ver) of EASE-US Partition Master
into three partitions, I didnt touched recovery GPT partition nor other factory made partitions. After reboot by applying changes,
Now i cant boot win8 and get this screen.
Recovery
Your PC needs to be Repaired
Error Code 0x0c0000225
Please reply ASAP

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It appears that you did not manage to create a partition correctly.
The first thing to try is the Windows repair disk, if you made one before you began your partitioning adventure. This will be an attemp to repair the BCD. If you don't have access to a Windows repair disk,then it may be time to use your recovery disk set or USB recovery media.
I do hope that you made external copies of whatever you had saved on your notebook before playing around with partitioning utilities.
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I have a Hp Envy dv6 with nVIdia GT630M graphics. A lot of times, my trackpad has died on me and has left me in the blind. And recently, after installing the new updates on 01/11/2014, the multi-finger gestures on the trackpad do not work. It would be a big favour if you can help me out here as it is getting really frustating to use my laptop.
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Dear Customer,
Welcome and Thank you for posting your query on HP Support Forum
It looks like you are facing difficulties to disable the Touchpad on your Notebook
We will surely assist you with this
Steps to drain the Static charge and loading default BIOS settings to resolve the issue
Step 01. Turn OFF the Notebook
Step 02. Un-plug the Power/AC Adapter and also remove the Battery too
Step 03. Press and Hold the Power Button of the Notebook for a full minute
Step 04. Now let's re-insert the battery back in and plug back the Power/AC Adapter
Step 05. Start the Notebook and keep tapping F10 Key during the startup to access the BIOS
Step 06. Once you get to the BIOS, Please press F5 or F9 Key to load setup defaults for the BIOS
Step 07. Now let's press Esc/Escape Key. Save Changes and Exit - Yes
Step 08. Now please wait till the Unit loads the Windows Operating system
Now please download and re-install the touchpad drivers for your Notebook from the HP Support Site
Please Click this Link to find more troubleshooting steps to resolve this issue
Click on the below shown link to find the steps involved in disabling the Touchpad
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c03922412
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HP Envy dv6 7398ca. win 8 64 bit. During recovery disk 4, get 3f0 error

Hi,
I have a brand new HP Envy dv6 7398ca.win 8 64 bit. I had a problem that caused me to do a system refresh. After that, Windows update and MS Office would not update/install. Talked to Tech Support, they wanted me to go thru every service and started task to see if one was corrupt (requires reboots and update and recovery from win Update). Anyway, decided to do a system recovery/system reset. I had recovery disks and files backed up, so thought I should be fine.
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Any ideas, before I finish waiting the 5 hours (1tb drive). Any ideas for after it finishes the test (I'm betting it's okay).
Thanks so much!

Hello socalfun64,
You’re getting an error 3f0.
Here are steps that Big_Dave wrote that might help with the problem.
The below solution may correct this problem:
Download UEFI Shell x64, rename the file to shellx64.efi, move it to FAT/FAT32-formatted USB-flash. Label the USB flash drive something that you will quickly recognize.
Insert the USB flash and then power up the HP UEFI enabled laptop and tap the ESC key to allow you to display the Start up menu.
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Select Boot from EFI file
Select the USB flash drive and hit enter
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Ignore all the screen information that scrolls down on the screen
Once in the shell enter bcfg boot dump to see current boot manager entries. Option 00 should be the hard drive or SSD, option 01 the USB drive (UEFI) and option 02 the Internal CD/DVD Rom drive (UEFI)
This posted HP document will give you some ideas on how to remove, reorder and add the entries in the EFI boot manager. Review #3
If you’re not able to correct the problem, you may have to send the laptop in for repair.
Here is a link to a number to call HP and see what options they have to repair the laptop.
Let me know how everything goes
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Touchpad not working in HP ENVY-dv6

Hi,
I have the same touchpad problem in my envy dv6 7382la laptop. I tried all possible solutions detailed in the forum but none work. However i want try updating the Bios. There is a problem installing the last version for win8 in my win8.1 OS???
(the page have not the last Bios version for win 8.1)
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Hi tinti80,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that you are having trouble with your touchpad. I am happy to help you with this.
Like you, I checked and I cannot see a specific Windows 8.1 BIOS on the HP ENVY dv6-7382la Notebook PC support page.
In the absence of the BIOS the best bet then would be to be sure all the other device drivers are up to date for windows 8.1
You mentioned that you did the troubleshooting detailed in the forum for your issue, but it looks like your post was moved so I cannot see what may have been done or what process you followed. Just in case I have included the following:
Using and Troubleshooting the TouchPad or ClickPad (Windows 8)
Please double check that you have done all of those things.
If that does not help then in the absence of a windows 8.1 BIOS to try, I would try calling technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html
I hope that this helps.
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Hi AOD13,
Sorry to hear about the issues with the Envy. I will be happy to help but I need some additional information. What is your operating system? What is your product number?
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Finding your OS:
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I have an HP ENVY dv6 notebook PC, model 7210us, serial number: (Personal information removed), product number: C2M11UA#ABA
BIOS: F.25, Processor AMD-A8-4500M APU. This notebook is about 2 years old.
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Thinking it was either the power cord or battery, I purchased a new battery and changed out the A/C power supply & cords.
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Thinking it may be a driver issue:
Third, I followed youtube example where I uninstalled both battery and charger drivers located in Device Manager, powering down, reinstalling the battery and A/C then restarting the PC. The devices would reload on boot up. What i noticed was that the indicator, in the tray, would begin 'tanking' up, graphically showing that the battery symbol was 'filling'. It would do this for about 10 seconds, then stop, displaying an empty battery. Still the message 0%, Plugged In, Charging.
Fourth, I upgraded the BIOS to F.25. I used the HP Support Assistant to identify and install the upgrade. It was successful. I then tried the Third option again, with the same results, 0%, Plugged In, Charging.
Fifth, While in the HP Support Assistant, I ran the Battery Check tool and both batteries and both are O.K. per the HP Tool.
Sixth, I've followed HP Support note to hard reset, by removing the battery and A/C, holding the power button for 30 seconds and powering up, same problem.
The indicator light, located adjacent to the A/C plug into the computer, is 'orange' in color, indicating that it is charging. but again, 0%, Plugged In, Charging. I've left the notebook plugged in for days, same problem. Also, I've left the notebook UN-plugged for days, same problem.
As I mentioned above, this problem started 'around' the time when I upgraded to Windows 8.1. Once upgraded, I immediately had issues with the built in WiFi not working. It was as if the notebook could not recognise the built in hardware. I ended up using an external USB WiFi. Once installed, the internal WiFi began operating properly. The WiFi problem took my attention, so I cant be sure that the battery/charging problem happened at the same time; but I'm pretty certain it did, as it took a while for the battery to discharge as I keep it plugged into A/C when in the office.
I contacted HP support; but unfortunatly my notebook is out of warranty and HP requires payment for phone service. I did speak to both Hardware and Software specialists, but they were of little help. They did say that the problem was either soft or hardware and that they could determine software and fix that over the phone.
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Can anyone give advice or help in identifing where the problem is? Or if this is a known problem?
I've tried to list as much detail as possible. Thank you in advance for your help.
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Hi @eusbs ,
Welcome to the HP forum!
This is a wonderful place to find information and get input on your issues!
I grasp that after updating to Windows 8.1 you are experiencing a battery issue. Thinking it could be the battery or power cord you replaced both the the issue remains.
You have tried troubleshooting the issue to no avail.
You are correct there is a dedicated circuit on the motherboard that could be the issue.
I know you ran the HP Support Assistant to get the HP updates, but have you done all your Windows updates?
I realize you have tested the batteries but did you try to calibrate them?
Testing and Calibrating the Battery (Windows 8)
You could try a Refresh Your PC to Resolve Problems (Windows 8).
I believe this will take you back to Windows 8 your original OS. If you are again able to charge the battery, then it is not hardware.
If you are still unable to charge the battery after the refresh it is most likely the motherboard.
If it again charges, reinstall the Windows 8.1 update and if the issue remains please contactMicrosoft support for assistance as it would seem to be the update causing the problem.
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Hi Antlan,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have read your thread on your HP ENVY dv6-7214nr Notebook and getting a flashing line on the screen. Try performing a hard reset. When performing a hard reset please note remove any and all USB devices, and remove memory cards from the card reader slot. Disconnect all non-essential devices. If that does not help try to turn on the computer you start to press F11 repeatedly till the menu opens. You can do a system restore. You could check for a BIOS update.
Hope this is helpful.
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Hi is it possible to fit 2 SSD hard rives to an Envy DV6-7331?
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Hi,
I wanted to install win7 on HP Envy DV6 (comes with Win8), it didn't let me. I did change BIOS setting before, but still was unsucessful.. It said that this machine doesn't support Win7... I have formated the drives already, so I'm left without Windows..
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