HP Mini 110 recover with Roxio Backontrack

Hello, how long does it take for Roxio BackOnTrack to recover the default image for an HP Mini 110? It's been almost two hours and and still says Please wait until the process is complete. Is this normal?
Thanks

Hi DeniseLTF,
I understand your computer has been doing a system restore not for 9 hours. I would turn off the computer as it is having issues. Here is a document if System Restore fails to create a restore point or fails to restore.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c01835735&lc=en&product=5218386&tmp...
Hope this helps.
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BOOTMGR is compressed - no CD drive - Roxio BackOnTrack link is broken - now what?

My friend here was using a HP Mini 110-1016LA with Windows XP and decided to compress the C: drive to save space. This compressed an essential file and when she turned it back on got this error message:
BOOTMGR is compressed
Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to restart
I did online research to try to figure out how to solve this problem. I found lots of information (in Spanish) here:
http://www.odomera.com/2009/07/auxilio-me-sale-bootmgr-is-compressed.html
Basically you're supposed to insert the Windows installation discs to recover the compressed BOOTMGR file, but since the computer does not have any CD drive and didn't come with discs anyway, it has to be done from a USB.
Here is what I came up with:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02510149&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_US...
In that link HP provides a solution, but it is dependent on being able to download a program from Roxio. They provide a link, but that link doesn't work. I searched some and found another link, but it didn't work either.
The first blog provided a solution that works if you have Vista or Windows 7: http://www.odomera.com/2011/01/disco-inicio-usb-vista-y-7.html
But this is XP so no luck.
Microsoft provides a download for floppy (!) but I suspect it wouldn't be useful:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=18804
And... this link looks promising, but the browser freezes when I try to play the video, so I'm a bit nervous about just downloading from the link provided and running it on my computer.
http://tuts4tech.net/2009/07/14/creating-a-usb-bootable-xp-recovery-console/
Can you help me here? I'm computer-literate but not an expert. Maybe you didn't need me to provide all the links but I figured it couldn't hurt to let you know what I've already tried.
Thank you ever so much.

HI,
I just checked the link and it does work.
It brings you to a registration page. You will need to register and then you can access the download
There is no cost.
http://www.roxio.com/go/bootmgrfix
The download is large, 146mb
-Bryan
I am an HP employee

I unistalled roxio backontrack from my hp mini, thinking I didn't need it, and now it won't start.

I have a HP mini 110. I've had it for a couple of years and it started saying that I didn't have enough disk space, so I went to the Add/Remove programs and started deleting stuff I had downloaded and didn't need (not important things, just stuff like games). Then I came across Roxio Backontrack. It was taking up a lot of room and it said that I rarely used it and the last time I had used it was in 2009 (three years ago), so I googled it and people on the interenet said I didn't need it. So I unistalled it. My computer had to restart, and when starting it again, it wouldn't boot (or start, whatever). It would show the screen where it asked if i wanted to start normally, go through safe mode, or start at the last good configuration. Well, I tried the first two and it would show a whole bunch of white numbers on a black screen, it just sat there forever, I couldn;t click or anything. Then I restarted, clicked on 'last good configuration' and it started loading windows, but stopped and just had a black screen and sat there (it was a black screen that was lit, so it wasn't off, it was just black with no mouse and no movement). It didn't even get to the screen where I typed in my password to open my account. I also tried pushing the f2 and f12 and that didn't do anything either.
So, my question is: What happened to it and what do I do?

I have encountered the same exact problem! I have tried EVERYTHING, including what potent has suggested.
It won't let me do anything. How do I do a factory reset when I can't access any funtions of the HD? When I was searching the internet for answers, it seems many HP Mini 110 owners have encountered the same situation. So I would have to say that it has SOMETHING to do with the Roxio Backontrack???? We can't all have a virus that's causing us all to have the same exact issues, can we?? Unless it has come in something that 's already pre-installed?? Has there been a resolution to this?
I know for a fact that there hasn't been anything downloaded to either of the ones that I purchased, other than Norton 360 internet security.
I bought 2 of these for my grandchildren for Christmas & I gotta say, they have been nothing but trouble from the get go & I really feel that my money was wasted on them. The only thing they have done with them is play games on Nick Jr. & PBS Kids & occasionally watch monster trucks on youtube. They don't get much chance to use them, because EVERY time they turn them on to use them, there's SOME kind of issue with them.
PLEASE help with this issue so that the money spent on this one isn't a TOTAL loss!!

Can we replace hp mini 110-1033CA keyboard with 110-1125NR 110-1012NR 110-1033CL Keyboards?

I'm having issues with my hp mini 110-1033ca keyboard. There were few keys (A,S...) not working and then I unpuluged the keyboard and plugged it again. Now only the Tab key is working . I'm going to buy new keyboard . the question is Can we replace hp mini 110-1033CA keyboard with 110-1125NR 110-1012NR 110-1033CL Keyboards or with any other hp mini 110 series keyboard ?

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Please find the link given below might help you check page number 47.
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Will an HP Mini 210-1212NR work with a HP Mini 110-1212NR? Screen?

I accidently purchased an HP mini 110 screen for hp 210 netbook. I'm wondering if it will still work if I install it? Will i need to install drivers...first?

Hello Fiona6,
I use iMac (Snow Lep) and 2011 Mini (Lion) and from both systems my results are:
Wired keyboard & mouse - work ok, I don't like or use wireless types.
My LaserJet 1010 - works ok (Your 1012 should also work, same series of printer).
If your display works ok now, cannot see why it would not work. My mini works with various vga and DVI displays I have at various times attached to it.
Don't know about your scanner though, with my all in one printer/scanner I have had to use OS X Image Capture program to scan. Might be worth a look at Epson's site to check on any software updates.
Roy.
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[HELP] PROBLEM WITH KEYBOARD HP MINI 110 - 1017TU

I have HP MINI 110-1017TU.
warranty expired since 2 years ago.
my problem is, while i'm type letter
"p" its show "p0" or "0" its show "0p"
"q" its show "q1" or "1" its show "1q
its happen when i pressed
w,e,r,u,i,o
i try replace the keyboard with the new one, but it doesn't work
if i use usb keyboard it working normally.
i try to take off the batt and plug it again
now the second problem appears with my password bios
password check failed
fatal error system halted
CNU93330P9
any solution for this 2 kinds of problem.
many thank's for help
note:
i'm from indonesia, apologize for my bad engslih.

Dinasty.
Use that code to go into the BIOS.
Disable all passwords that are enabled.
When asked for the CURRENT password use that code.
When asked for NEW password just hit enter.
If asked to VERIFY password just hit enter.
Save and exit.
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How to recover the bios password hp mini 110-1144NR

its asking to enter current password after opening the netbook hp mini 110-1144NR how to recover from it.
enter current password:
password check faile
fatal error...system halted.
CNU0143LVS

Please try e9l13vfk6n
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HELP...HP Mini 110 Won't Boot Windows !?!?

Hey Everyone,
Please read in full and thanks for taking the time to read my problem.
I have a HP Mini 110 - 1100 running on Windows XP. Recently while using my computer, it started to get slow and eventually freeze. Even though I tried to shut down properly, I couldn't and was forced to reset by holding the power button. I've had to do that very few times in the past and usually everything ends up okay. But not this time ! The computer loaded and came to a black screen where the choices of (Safe Mode, Safe Mode w. Networking & Command Prompt, Last Known Configuration and Start Windows Normally) were displayed. I tried Last Known Configuration but as the OS was loading, the Windows XP screen froze, the BSOD (Blue Screen) quickly flashed, and the computer automatically rebooted. This resulted in a reboot loop that was never ending.
STEPS IVE TAKEN:
1. I tried to enter Windows through all the aforementioned choices.
2. I pressed F10 to enter the BIOS in which I restored all default settings.
3. Attempted to do a hard reset & nothing happened..may have done it wrong...but I tried several times.
4. Pressed F8 (holding down & pressing repeatedly) to get to the "Windows Advanced Options Menu: (http://devilsworkshop.org/files/2009/06/68224pick-last-known-good.gif)" but the Boot Manger came up instead:
Here, it asks me to choose an OS which is Win XP, and when chosen loop begins again.
From here, I pressed F6 accidentally which took me to the Roxio BackonTrack recovery. I restored with last available saved settings (Apr 26).
5. I took a Hard Disk Test in the BIOS which showed positive results...right?:
Passed - Restart the system (10000)
SOME OBSERVATIONS:
1. I enabled Instant Web so I can at least use something and it works. I'm actually using it now to post this.
I am able to establish a wireless connection.
I can view/listen to pictures/music that I have on my computer. Yet, I am unable to retrieve it for backup.
Instant Web recognizes my USB/SD connections.
Instant Web is syncing time with Main OS...does this show OS is still in working order?
THINGS TO POINT OUT:
1. Because the blue screen comes and goes so quickly, I am unable to aquire any error messages.
2. I did have Anti-Virus installed which scans for viruses everyday and nothing ever came up as a virus.
3. Everything was working perfectly right before this situation occured.
4. There is no CD Drive built in nor do I own an external harddrive.
As you can tell, I've tried various methods, but nothing seems to solve this.
Overall, my computer seems to be in a healthy state with working parts so I am confused on why the computer won't boot past the windows xp screen !
What could be the issue casuing this?
What steps can I take to solve this?
What is the proper way to get to the Windows Advanced Options Menu on a Hp 110?
Is something corrupt...What are HP 110's recovery options?
If you need any more specific information about my issue, just let me know!
I appreciate you all for reading this and please help assist me & contribute in any way that you can.
Thank You!

I'm going with simple corruption of the hard drive boot files. A chkdsk C: /r will likely fix it. If you can get into safe mode command prompt you can run that command from the prompt and it should scan the hard drive and repair any file system errors. You apparently have no mechanical problem with the hard drive (i.e. bad sectors).
if you cannot get into Windows via safe mode (it looks like maybe you have tried that)....you may need to get a copy of somethign like Hiren's boot CD:
http://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd
Or any kind of a Windows preboot environment CD or memory stick to boot the computer and run chkdsk c: /r from the command line.
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HP/Compaq Mini 110 - Recovery

Hi guys, hoping you can help me out with a Mini 110 (HP Mini 110-1110SA PC). There was an OS fault and a recovery was performed. This recovery failed and subsequent attempts also failed. The Mini 110 was then loaded with a Linux type OS to see if the HD was at fault - it loaded and works fine, however my niece wants a Windows OS on it as she is more comfortable using one.
This is where I step in! I attempted to recover with my copy of Windows XP (bootable) via an external USB DVD drive. It boots fine into the drive selection menu via F9 and I can select the external DVD drive. It will then begin to boot from the drive and open up a blue Windows install screen. It then proceeds to load the Windows setup files but then gives me a message that it cannot recognise any mass storage devices - I'm presuming this is because it is missing the Mass Storage Device driver?
I have the option to choose 'S' specify additional device / Enter - Continue /F3 - Quit
Can anyone point me in the right direction to load up the driver needed to see the HD so that I can proceed with a manual recovery via an external DVD drive?
Many thanks!
I am an HP employee.
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hmm this sounds like the same problem i had.
only way i had round this was to buy a recovery dvd
send me a message so we can have a little chat

How to do a Recovery on a HP Mini 110 netbook (WinXP)

Hi,
The product details are:
HP Mini 110-1030CA
Windows XP Home
I can't figure out how to do a recovery on this computer. There does not seem to be a recovery partition.... for one thing, if I reboot and press the suggested function keys repeatedly (I tried them all, plus ESC), no recovery console appears. I am only able to press F10 to get into BIOS settings and there is no recovery option there.
For another thing, if I view the disks in the Computer Management (right-click on my computer -- manage), no recovery partition appears there.
This computer does not have an optical drive, nor do there appear to be any HP Recovery program installed on it. Nor does there appear to be the Roxio Back on Track thing.
Would this computer have originally shipped with a recovery disc, I don't seem to have one? If it did ship with one I could use an external optical drive.
Is there an option somewhere that I have missed to download a recovery program to put on a USB flash drive?
Note: I wouldn't be willing to spend $50 on this computer (or whatever it is) to have some recovery disc shipped by HP, but I would still be curious to know if that is an option.
Andrew

If there is no recovery partition, then your only option is to purchase operating systems disks or restore disks and use an external optical drive as you were thinking.
If you go to HP's support site, you should be able to type in your product number and pull up a list of drivers available for your laptop. If recovery media is available from HP, in that list will be an option and a link to purchase it.
If you can't find it from HP, I have purchased recovery media for several laptops from www.restoredisks.com and have had good success with them. You simply work through the menus they have to identify your laptop and operating system and at the end they will tell you what it will cost for them to ship the recovery media to you. It looks like the cost here would be $26.99 if you select their standard shipping option. I had to select HP Mini 110-1030nr.
Beisdes these, the only other option is to purchase a retail version of Windows XP (or you could upgrade to Win7 at this point) and complete a fresh install of the new operating system on your hard drive. This would most likely be the most expensive way to go though.

How to factory restore hp mini 110

Hi,I have an HP mini 110, and it came with all of the previous owners information on it. I would like to reset it to factory settings, but I am having difficulty doing this. Here are the things I have tried: -I read the manual online where it said to hit the "esc" key repeatedly during the “F10 = BIOS Setup Options” message is displayed. However, this doesn't open the "system restore" page as the manual describes. It takes me to a "Windows Boot Manager" page where "microsoft Windows XP" is my only option. -I also read some suggestions about hitting F6 while on that page, so it goes to the Roxio recovery page. However, the earliest option is still her information. I also tried the undo button and wound up where I started. -I also read here that you can go to the start menu and click on "recovery manager" to reset to factory settings, but It's not on here. (Also, there is no disc drive.) -I watched the HP video on this, but it was a rcovery in order to get files back. According to this page, I want a destructive recovery where everything is deleted. I apologize for the lenght of this message, and sincerely thank anyone who helps in advance!

I wanted to answer this too because I am selling my HP Mini and I cannot use the keyboard due to the ZIP connector for the keyboard cable detaching from the motherboard. This method can be used if the keyboard doesn't work but the touchpad does. The reason this is important is the F buttons on start up cannot be accessed when there is no working keyboard.
Boot up computer. When you get to Login screen and it asks for your password, navigate cursor to password box and click once in dialog box. Use Touchpad for this.
Click on the small blue round icon on the bottom left of the screen (Easy access button). Select the option for using onscreen keyboard. Click APPLY, then OK to close box.
On screen keyboard comes up. Type your password using this and click Enter. If you get a speech bubble saying something about 'select place to type using cursor', drag keyboard out of the way, click once more in the password dialog box, then retype the password from the beginning.
After full bootup, go to your Start Button, bottom left of screen. In Search box type Restore. System Restore will come up in the list. Open this programme. Follow all nstructions and prompts to Restore To Factory Settings.
If you have not yet backed up your data, you can do this now, using the onscreen keyboard as your link to the commands. Copy all your documents and files on to an external drive if you can. Then at least you know you have everything.

My hp mini 110: bios update screen is displayed but the process repeats again and again, plz help

My HP mini 110-3107tu: At startup HP Bios update screen is displayed with message "The system BIOS is being recovered"....Writing new BIOS image.....
Next message is displayed Verifying new BIOS image...
Thereafter "The System BIOS recovery is complete" message appears. But this process repeats again and again. Please help.
Is there a solution, how i can recover my netbook or should I take it to the service center

I have searched far and wide for a workaround that does not involve sending it to HP. Unforunately, I was not able to find such a workaround.
As a last effort, you can try these steps.
1. Power off the notebook completely.
2. Hold the windows key + b keys simultaneously.
3. Power the notebook on while holding those keys and keep holding them.
4. Let the keys go when you get a message about BIOS recovery.
Let me know what happens.
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2 GB Memory upgrade for HP Mini 110-3025tu

I recently bought this laptop HP MINI 110-3025tu
Specs
-atom n475
-1gb DDR2
My problem/our problem is this.
When i installed a new 2GB DDR RAM into MINI 110 and turn it on, it show black screen and no LED blink, just power button light on
then i remove the new RAM and install the original one into MINI 110 and turn it on again, it still got black screen
Please tell me if i can do something to fix this problem
Much thanks!
Joe

Yes, the issue is with Memory Controller on N455/N475 processor. It is having issue with working, with any and every DDR3 memory module...Here is on going thread, where couple of memory module are listed, that reportly is working...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware/HP-Mini-210-1102TU-Wont-Accept-2GB-ddr3-no-boot/m-p/317562#M32...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware/HP-Mini-210-1102TU-Wont-Accept-2GB-ddr3-no-boot/m-p/318498#M32...
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Exactly what partitions is the BIOS checking for when starting a HP mini 110?

My niece has a HP mini 110 that failed one day. On doing a bios hard drive check it failed (7 on read). I though I'd have to get a new one so I ordered another. While waiting for this to arrive I got access to a SATA usb bridge and as the opperating system was beyond repair and the disk unreadable by the HP mini, I decided to try to repair the disk. So I reformatted the old drive using my desktop computer. Windows had no problems with the drive and it seemed to run fine.
I also had to order the recovery disks (windows 7 intro).
Anyway on trying to reinstall using the recovery disks via USB DVD drive. It kept coming back with error 17 - which I found to be a hard drive error. I also tried installing using a Windows XP installation disk and this was more self explanatory it said there was either NO hard drive installed - or 'it didn't match the hardware specs for the unit' (or words to that effect)
On getting the new hard drive - same problem. Even though both of these hard drives work as USB drives connected to my main desk. SO, my conclusion is that on boot up the BIOS inspects the hard drive, checks to see the configuration of the formatting. i.e. the size and partitions etc. and when these are not matching the BIOS idea of proper specs it rejects the hard drive and considers there is none installed. Or perhaps there needs to be some basic files on the hard drive. Whatever the case, the bios concludes there is no hard drive and will always return a 'fail' in the bios hard drive test.
Any ideas on this? I need to find out exactly what partitions are expected by the bios. Does anyone have these specs, or perhaps you have a HP mini and can examine your hard drive and tell me the partition amounts and sizes?
Unless I can get the bios to recognise the hard drive I can't see how I can reinstall the OS on to it. Any and all help much appreciated.
Thanks
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beevo you have used your logic to come up with the answer but in this case you are just a little bit off. The hard drive error you see in the BIOS is a SMART error. This is read out by a chip inside the hard drive itself working in conjunction with the BIOS. The chip stores data and is constantly testing the drive and if the read time or seek time or such such parameter is out of whack it reports that to the BIOS and you get a SMART error. It is a pure hardware thing and has nothing to do with any partition scheme or anthing else to do with the actual contents of the drive. A blank hard drive (written with all 0s) will still throw off a SMART error if there is such an error. SMART errors vary in severity but my rule of thumb and the mainstream thinking on this is treat a SMART error like a diagnosis of an incurable cancer. The patient might live a while but his days are numbered. Back up, as stated above, and buy a new hard drive which you have apparently already done.
A drive with errors will sometimes format fine in Windows and work just fine as an external type drive with a usb connection but you would not want to use it for an operating system.
The fact that WIndows XP is not seeing the drive on installation is a Windows XP thing. Windows XP does not recognize SATA hard drives. You need to slipstream in a SATA driver while you run XP installation by either modifying the install CD or using a usb external floppy disk.
To be clear, have you tried the recovery disks with the new hard drive and you still get the error or you have only tried to install XP on the new drive? If you are getting the error 7 with the new drive, you may have bigger problems such as a bad storage controller on the motherboard. That kind of error can cause the BIOS to read out a SMART error, too. You might want to try a hard reset on the computer by removing battery and AC adapter, hold down the power button 30 seconds and then try to start it with the AC attached. You can also boot it with no hard drive in and try resetting the BIOS to default settings and try the hard drive again.
Also to be clear, is the error 7 actually showing up in the BIOS or is it showing up during installation from the recovery disks? Are the recovery disks Windows 7 or XP?

HP Mini 110-3520ca constantly restarts when trying to restore from usb flash drive

Hi,
I have a HP Mini 110-3520ca that I upgraded to Windows 8, but was having issues with freeze ups and shut downs so I decided to go back to Windows 7 Starter. When I tried to restore to factory default the files were corrupted and I couldn't restore from the recovery hard drive or my external back up files. I ordered the recovery USB flash drive from HP and tried to restore from it. It completes the Recovery Preparation and the Software Installation finishes, Windows starts to load, but Ithen it goes back to welcome to Recovery Manager. When I try to start Windows without the flash drive I get an error log that is below. Can someone tell me how to fix this or what needs to be done to get my Windows working again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Carol.
Error Log:
Component: TDC Preinstall Diagnostic Tools for Windows 7 - TDC
Timing: Factory Update
This is not a Regional SKU
This is not an RCTO P2PP SKU
Error: Different LOC# detected:
Error: SKU number LOC# = 00
Error: REGSKU/OptionDashCode.ini value for ABC = 12
Error: SKU number incorrect for this LOC#=ABC.
Next Step: Please dash sku number with xxxxxx-12x
Next Step: Or use EEPROM and change LOC# in either SKU Number or CTO Localization Code
[17:16:38.37] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
***CTO Error condition has been dtected in [Factory Update] phase !! ***
[17:16:38.38] Suggest to create PIN-log and send to TWN PDC NB-PreinPM for further analysis ...
[17:16:38.38] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:13:54.75] Start BBOffline.cmd...
UPDrv=[C:]
[17:13:54.77] Set UIA Error Code to 951
[17:13:55.39] WinPE is 32bit.
[17:13:55.39] Starts [FixUps].
[17:13:55.41] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:13:55.41] FixUps.cmd...
[17:13:55.41] create overall progress info...
[17:14:15.89] FixUps.cmd completed...
[17:14:15.89] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:14:15.91] Starts [Tweaks for SSRD].
[17:14:15.92] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:14:15.92] SSRD Tweaks to change user default locale...
[17:14:15.92] Copy C:\System.sav\Util\TDC\MCPP\FBIRES\FBIUSRES.DLL.
[17:14:16.09] Run "Dism.exe /image:C:\ /Set-SKUIntlDefaults:en-US -image:C:".
[17:14:23.50] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:14:23.50] Launch PININST.exe for Offline ...
[17:14:33.78] Starts [Sleep 10 sec].
[17:14:43.86] Starts [Create RStoneFUpdate.INI].
[17:15:20.91] Starts [create 1GB Pagefile for offline].
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 868D-C760
Directory of C:\system.sav\bbv
10/27/2014 05:15 PM 1,073,741,824 pagefile.sys
1 File(s) 1,073,741,824 bytes
0 Dir(s) 38,502,694,912 bytes free
[17:15:21.04] move boot.wim from FactoryUpdate to 2ndCap.
[17:15:21.10] Brand detection.
[17:15:21.80] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:10.26] Start SysID Check...
[17:16:13.30] Start Option Code Checks...
SKU_DEF_COUNTRY=[39]
SKU_DEF_SYS_LOC=[fr-CA]
Reset country in administrator...
Reset country in Default user...
Reset System localed
Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
Version: 6.1.7600.16385
Image Version: 6.1.7600.16385
Reporting offline international settings.
Default system UI language : en-US
System locale : fr-CA
Default time zone : Pacific Standard Time
User locale for default user : en-US
Location : Canada (GEOID = 39)
Active keyboard(s) : 0409:00000409
Keyboard layered driver : PC/AT Enhanced Keyboard (101/102-Key)
Installed language(s): en-US
Type : Fully localized language.
The operation completed successfully.
Updated System Locale info..
[17:16:27.37] Start PIN Tweaks...
[17:16:28.38] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:28.40] PIN Tweaks to hide All for BurnBoot BBV and BBV2 on restored image...
[17:16:28.40] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.40] Tweaks for OOBE's Unattend.xml
[17:16:28.40] to pick up the proper file...
[17:16:28.41] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.41] rename unattend.org to unattend.or_
[17:16:28.44] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.44] without Light Sensor..
[17:16:28.48] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.49] This is Restored image by SSRD [SSRD.flg]...
[17:16:28.51] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:29.40] Start MIR Tweaks...
[17:16:30.43] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:30.43] [MIR Tweaks] ...
[17:16:30.43] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:31.44] Start Factory Update(s)...
[17:16:33.45] Start QFE Offline installation...
[17:16:38.13] PININST_OFF: PASSED...
[17:16:38.21] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindEr.log...
[17:16:38.23] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindE0.log...
---------- C:\SYSTEM.SAV\LOGS\PININST_OFF.LOG
Result=PASSED
[17:16:38.24] There was no QFE installation...
[17:16:38.24] Check FUList.log if there is duplicate Desc...
Couldn't access C:\System.sav\logs\FUList.log...
[17:16:38.35] No Duplicated Desc is found... PASSED.
[17:16:38.37] There was no Factory Update...

Hi @Savvy58
I did some further looking into that Error Log you posted. Basically, it means that is looking for a certain location that doesn't seem to be there. This could be a problem with the USB Recovery drive that you have. I would recommend that you contact HP. You can reach HP Total Care at 1-800-474-6836 in North America or start here if you live outside of North America.
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