Hp mini recovery

Laptop asking for current password
Password check failed
Fatal error.....system halted
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Hi, You can remove the need for a power on password as follows - use the code from my previous post where necessary.
Shut down the notebook. Tap away at the esc key as soon as you press the power button to access the Start-up menu and then select f10 to enter the Bios menu. Use the arrow keys to highlight the Security tab and hit enter. Use the arrow keys again to highlight power on password and hit enter. Enter the current password ( use the code in my previous post ) and then for the new password, just leave this blank and hit enter - do the same for the confirmation field. Press f10, select to save the new settings and hit enter.
Regards,
DP-K

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Ipad mini recovery?

Hey I tried to restore my ipad mini using the recovery mode option but every time the connection just seems to cut off and my ipad just goes back to saying connect to itunes. I've done this like three times so far..
Help???

Hi Turn iPad off Connect lead to USB on PC Press & hold power button down on iPad don't let go Connect lead to iPad only let go of power button when PC sees ipad. Then wait for restore. Cheers Brian

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my ipad constantly goes into recovery mode, even on full charge, after multiple recoveries it comtinues to go into recovery mode, can some explain the reason behind this?

This article should provide some help.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808

Intel Mini will only boot into safe mode - hangs on ANY Mac OS volume

I have an Intel Mac Mini... the core2duo 1.83GHz or whatever.
I acquired it from it's previous owner, as it was "broken".
He could not get it to run an install disc.
It will not boot any of the Mac OS install media (DVD or CD - 10.4, 10.5, 10.6).
It will not boot/install a Linux disc (I haven't tried, but that's what I was told).
It WILL boot/install Windows !?!?
So... anyway, I removed the HDD, and installed OS 10.6 Leopard on it (FW Target mode installs kept failing at the end - regular retail DVD). I then reinstalled the HDD back into the machine.
The system keeps hanging at the same point it would when trying to boot an install DVD - after the screen turns blue, it goes back to the gray screen, then immediately freezes.
However, I eventually discovered that it WILL boot into safe mode !
Everyone kept saying it's the logic board failure, but if it boots into safe mode, can that be true ? It doesn't seem to me that it would be hardware based in that case - unless it's just a specific component, like the Airport module or something.
The last line displayed in Verbose mode when it hangs is:
"athset_txchainmask[5124] sc->sc.config.txchainmask 5 mask 5"
It also says something about the Airport just before that.
I tried removing the Airport module and it still hangs.
I also tried different RAM, with the same results.
I ran the 10.6.2 combo update in Safe Mode. It still hangs. Haven't tried 10.6.3 yet, though I do have it downloaded and ready to install.
This thing is driving me crazy. Please tell me there's a fix, OTHER than replacing the logic board ?!?! It just doesn't seem like it should be so complicated considering that it runs in safe mode.
It's rare I can't figure out a Mac problem - please help !
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Very strange, and getting stranger !
Ok... so, from safe boot mode, I installed Windows XP Pro using the boot camp assistant.
Everything installed perfectly. I started up from Windows, and put in the Mac Mini recovery disc, in order to load the drivers. The Boot Camp software started with Auto Run, and I clicked through to install everything. The drivers start loading...Windows reacts positively, with the system tray announcing "new hardware installed" every 30 seconds or so. Airport/WiFi IS working (in Windows), as it detected my router/network...this is where it gets F'ed up - when the installer gets through with the drivers, and installs the boot camp software for Windows - the system reboots, goes through the usual Windows startup...the desktop background appears, but no icons or start menu - then it reboots again...same thing, again, over and over in a loop.
Went back into OS X (safe boot mode). Installed reEFIt (a bootloader utility), to see if maybe I can bypass the Mac OS/Boot Camp bootloader. No luck. Install worked, but still had the same issues.
For the heck of it, I try installing Linux Mint 8. The live CD starts up OK, but only as far as the boot menu. I tried the installer first - after the splash screen, it hangs on a plain gray screen (w/o the normal linux installer language selection menu - just solid grey).
I tried running the live CD w/o the installer - the actual OS. Same thing - after the splash screen, it hangs, only it's a black screen this time. If I use verbose mode, it still seems to hang on the WiFi card.
Here's the strangest thing yet - Ok, remember, it wouldn't boot normally into ANY Mac OS volume - including the installer DVDs - only in safe boot mode...
So, I try the "hackintosh" IPC osX86 10.5.6 DVD - it boots into the installer with NO problem, WITHOUT safe boot mode ! I tried installing it unsuccessfully. I forget now which options I choose, if any, though I may try it again later and pretend it's just a non-apple PC with the same specs as the Mini (or try just the "base system", and the bootloader - then run the official Apple updates)
This last thing really makes me think it has something to do with the EFI/bios - however, I've only been able to find info on how to update it, not replace or restore it - and it's only from a working install, not forced from a flash drive or CD (plus when I do try the installer from safe boot mode, it says it's current and unneeded).
I still haven't changed the hard drive. After almost successfully installing Windows, I made the assumption the -hardware- was OK, and reassembled everything.
Currently, I'm trying a direct installation of Windows XP Pro SP2 with which I'll try installing the drivers WITHOUT the boot camp software, to see if the WiFi (Airport card) and everything else is indeed working OK (remember too that the system passed ALL the ASD 3S116 tests).
So anyway, that's the current status. Any new ideas anyone ?
Thanks.
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Codes on recovery discs

Hi,
Where I work we have a large number (about 30 currently, but constantly increasing) of Satellite Pro A100s and A200s, but we keep all the recovery media together. Apart from a few of the discs for the A100s which I've marked as such when removing them from the boxes, none of them have any indication of what model they're for. I've also since realised that there are different revisions of each model which appear to have slightly different hardware (for example, I tried re-imaging an A200 PSAE1E using a recovery disc for a PSAE4E, but that image didn't appear to contain the System Management Bus drivers for the 1E). I've downloaded and installed the appropriate drivers, but it would still be helpful to know which codes on the discs correspond to which revisions of which models.
The codes are as follows:
GMR400709EN1 (2007)
GMR400787EN1 (2007)
GMR400784EN1 (2007, A100)
GMR400629EN0 (2006; supplied in a jewel case rather than a paper sleeve and has a key for Microsoft Onenote 2003 on the back)
GMR400626EN1 (2006; supplied in a jewel case rather than a paper sleeve and has a key for Microsoft Onenote 2003 on the back)
PMR400518EN0 (2006; supplied in a jewel case rather than a paper sleeve and has a key for Microsoft Onenote 2003 on the back)
Many thanks,
Ansel.

Hello Ansel
I presume you know very well that for such info somebody should have access to Toshiba internal data base. This is user-to-user forum and chances to get such info are not so big. Before you wait here I recommend you to contact nearest Toshiba authorized service partner.
They have access to Toshiba data base and I am 100% sure they can help you. I have P200 and number of mine recovery DVD will not help at all.
Good luck!

Sub minute recovery time?

Has anybody heard about a high availability solution for SAP on SQLServer which allows recovery times under 1 minute?
I know SAP does not certify high availability solutions from partners, so I think this has to be a hardware solution from a SAP partner (HP, IBM, etc.).
As I know, every HA solution would need some kind of failover for database engine and SCS. Database failover will took always about tens of minutes.
I will appreciate any guidance.

We have SQL 2008 (Release Candidate 0) Mirroring in place (same as SQL 2005, but SQL 2005 is more stable of course, since it is a released product). Our mirroring mode is synchronous with automatic failover.
At SAP level, we have setup database mirroring via supported methods. Just modify the database reference in your profiles, from a single database name to:
SAPDBHOST = primarydbserver;Failover_Partner=secondarydbserver
In event of db failure, at the DB level it takes less than 5 seconds to failover. SAP work processes will error but will be successful during reconnect. Average failover takes less than 1 minute from my experiences.
If you are looking for sub 1 min recovery, do not, I repeat - do not use MSCS. Fastest I have ever seen any MSCS recover is around 5 minutes. MSCS is affected by IPSEC, network name replication, etc. Because the name is moved from 1 physical server to another.
For SQL mirroring, there are no name changes, SAP simply point to another server.

Can someone help me - OS reinstall problems.

Alright guys, I'm feeling pretty stressed about my situation right now.
Here is what happened....
I have a 13' MBP pro that I bought at the start of 2012. It was new then.
Months ago I attempted to install Windows via Bootcamp, but it failed.
Since then, I have had to press option every time I turn on my machine and select the Macintosh HD to boot up. The choices there were Mac HD (mine), Recovery HD and the Windows Partition that was never used.
I have not been able to delete the partition where Windows was supposed to be installed. Whenever I do, it says "partition cannot be mounted". But this is not my problem. I have just lived with the extra partition and space I can't use.
Today, it turned off on me for no reason. When I pushed the power button, pushed option and slected the Mac HD to boot up, it turned off on me again. Multiple times. So I opened the recovery HD. I attempted to verify, and repair the Macintosh HD multiple times. Every time it failed, telling me to back up my stuff (which I couldn't do because it would just turn off), erase the drive and restore. I tried everything I could think of, verifying, repairing, restarting, etc. To no avail.
So, I erased the hard drive. I have no time machine backup, luckily I did not have a lot of files that weren't copied already, so erasing it was not a huge loss.
Then, I hit reinstall OS X from the Utilities menu in the Recovery HD. It tells me "to set up the installation of os x mountain lion, click continue." So I do. It verifies, and has me sign into my iTunes account.
Here's a wrench in the works: I have recently changed regions. I have moved from the US to South America (specifically Ecuador).
When I sign into my apple account via Recovery HD Utilities, it gives me the message "This Apple ID is only valid for purchases in the U. S. iTunes Store. You will be switched to that store." (I don't know what this means really). So, I hit okay. Nothing happens.
I repeat the steps to sign in, and then it gives me "This Apple ID has not purchased Lion. You must sign in with an Apple ID that was used to purchase Lion." But I have purchased Lion. I can see it in my iTunes on my GF's computer.
How do I fix this? I don't care about having lion at this point. I will take leopard, snow leopard, lion or mountain lion. I am using my girlfriends Mac (10.5.8) with no App store. I don't have any recovery disc, not even snow leopard or leopard.
Any suggestions to getting a functional OS on this machine are accepted and appreciated.
Here are my measley thoughts and/or ideas:
Make a Leopard disc (somehow?) from my GF's computer and boot up using that.
Download a disc image of one of the OS's and boot up using that.
Somehow get to a Mac with the App store on it, download my already US purchased Lion install file and either burn that to disc or thumbdrive to install on my mac.
Throw my computer out the window and never touch another PC again.
Please help. thanks.

Here is an update:
My problem was (among other things) was that I had purchased Lion and not Montain Lion So, I upgraded the other Mac I have access to and purchased the Mountain Lion update. I recovered via internet overnight after making the purchase.
The OS worked for about 6 or 7 hours and then it shut off on me again for no apparent reason. When I rebooted, the computer went to the Recovery OS, with what seemed like no OS installed. I repaired and rebooted pressing the option key looking for a drive with the OS installed, but there was none.
So, through internet recovery I would have waited another 6-7 hours to upgrade the system with Mountain Lion via internet. Instead of that, I made a boot disk with the other computer for Mountain Lion. I made it with an SD card. I followed the instructions carefully.
Using the boot disk I attempted to reinstall. The first few times it would just progress to somewhere near the end and then the install program would close and it would return to the Recovery Option screeen. There was no succesful install and on restart it would not show a regular Mac drive, just the recovery drive. Eventually, it told me near the end of the progress bar that "Items could not be downloaded from the internent" and it would return to the Recovery OS screen, with no succesful install.
Now, after all this, I have lost the option for internet recovery. The comuter will only go to Recovery HD when the SD card is in the slot, otherwise it flashed the Folder with the Question mark in it....or.....shows me a spinning globe that says internet recovery for a few seconds, and then flashes a yeild sign with an Exclamation point and underneath is says "Apple Error -6002F."
So I can't use the SD card to successfully install the OS, and I cannot enter the Recovery HD unless the SD card is in the slot. The Recovery HD will not allow me to choose internet recovery mode. I think this may be because if it sees a boot disk it defaults to that.
Should I try making another USB boot disk? I feel like my problem may be beyond that however, seeing as how originally it would just shut off for no reason then finally it made me reinstall the OS, and then after reinstalling doing the same thing. Would it be a RAM issue? A HD issue? Can I even tell? I cannot enter diagnostic mode either. At least not by rebooting and holding D.
Thanks to all who read.
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Reinstalling system on a new hdd

It seems like a common problem that the original Samsung HDDs die an early death. I started getting SMART 301 warnings several months ago, but my HP dv6 kept functionning normally until this week. Now it won't boot up, so it's time for a new HDD. I thought I was fully prepared, as I had been saving all my work on an external drive, had a nice new fast HDD to install and had my recovery discs at the ready. After running the recovery discs, I'm stuck. The new HDD won't boot, and I can't proceed with anything the HP Recovery console proposes me on its menu. Windows recovery is also stuck as there is no previous image saved on this new disc.
Looking at the new HDD, I see that the HP Recovery discs have only formatted 60GB, sort of a mini recovery partition and nothing else. When I try to restore the factory image, the HP Recovery Console refuses with the message this disk is smaller than the original.
Can anyone advise me how either to get around this with the recovery discs, or how I might just do a clean install of Windows 7 without having to buy a new installation disc outright? HP doesn't furnish a Windows disc with this computer.
Computer: Product no; WH688EA#ABF
Serial no. {Removed for privacy}
Original HDD: Samsung HM641JI 640GB
New HDD I would like to install: Seagate Momentus XT 500 GB
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Hi,
Recovery Discs often have problems reinstalling the OS if the new HDD is smaller than the one installed when they were originally created.
Before trying the following, make sure you can still read the Activation key on your Windows COA label ( 5 blocks of 5 alpha/numeric sets ).
Assuming that this is just a problem with the Recovery process, there is a straight forward work around if you have ( or can borrow ) a retail Windows 7 installation disc that is exactly the same version as your OEM installation - ie if your notebook came with Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit this is the exact retail version you would need.
If you don't have access to a retail disc, you can create an installation disc yourself using another PC - just download the correct Disc Image from the link below and use an application such as ImgBurn to burn the ISO correctly to a blank DVD - a guide on using ImgBurn to write an ISO to a disc is Here. These Images are clean and from a well-respected source, however there are only limited versions available.
Windows-7 sp1-iso-official-32-bit-and-64-bit
Use the disc to perform the installation, enter the Windows activation key found on the COA Label when requested and when the installation has completed, use the 'Phone Method' detailed in the link below to activate the OS - this method supported by Microsoft and is popular with people who just want a clean installation of Windows 7 without the additional software load normally bundled with OEM installations.
http://www.kodyaz.com/articles/how-to-activate-windows-7-by-phone.aspx
Any additional drivers you may need can be found starting Here.
Regards,
DP-K
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Problem with iPhone 5 (not turn on)

Good day to all!
I have an urgent question, since I do not know what to do.
Became transfer information from iPhone4 on iPhone5. Make a backup through iTunes.
Then plug 5ku and made copies of recovery. not tracked, it was successful and once again made a recovery.
then, on the first apple phone is not progruzhat.
Decided to do a restore via DFU. After 25 min recovery screen goes blank, iTunes was going, and at the end says that was an unexpected error, try another time.
What to do? what's the problem?
and at this time not turn on at all. this is not a problem with battery.
Thanks in advance!

Hey mehmood80,
Thanks for the question and welcome to Apple Support Communities.
The following article may provide a resolution to your issue:
iPhone: Hardware troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2802
iPhone 4 or later: Audio issues with speakerphone, FaceTime, video recording,
or people hear noise when I call them
iPhone 5
In FaceTime or video recording, verify that both the mic in the receiver opening and the mic near the rear camera are not blocked.
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- Face down, verify that the mic near the rear camera is not blocked.
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Can I use my Mini 200 for anything without Recovery Disk?

Hi,
I´ve got Mini 200-4200. Few months back I had a hard disk failure and a new one was sent by the warranty. I´m abroad though, so it was sent to my friend, who sent it to me, in Nicaragua. The Hard Disk arrived, BUT the recover USB stick not. (they came separately on post, so he posted them to me separately too)... 7 weeks of waiting for post..I think it will not arrive before I leave the country in 6 days and continue travelling.
I´m not a computer person, so the questions might be a bit odd ->
Is there any possibility to do ANYTHING with my Mini (except put it to post and send it back to europe) ???????? I suppose there is no chance to do recovery by connecting with usb to another computer and deal with it online? ....
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When requesting assistance, please provide the complete model name and/or product number of the HP computer in question. HP/Compaq makes thousands of models of computers that are all different. Without this information it may be difficult or impossible to assist you in resolving your issue.
I can assuming you are refering to the HP Mini 200-4200ea Netbook Computer - p/n B8H26EA but this is only a guess, as there are about 73 Mini 200-4200 models available.
It may be possible to download a Windows 7 ISO from Digital River, a Microsoft hosting partner, and place a boot image on a USB stick. Please see this HP forum thread entitled "How to Install Windows 7 Without the Disc" for instruction on downloading and creating a bootable Windows 7 media. The only problem I see, is there doesn't appear to be a "Windows Starter" image available. One side note... you can install any version you would like on a trial basis... you would have a full 30 days to use Windows before it requires you to enter a valid key. This will get you up and running for the time being.
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My iPhone 3G is stuck in recovery mode. When I connect to iTunes to restore it (It takes about 20 mins) it shuts off with only 4 mins left. Can this be fixed?

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-> http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808
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-> http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766

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Have you tried another cable? Some iPods were shipped with cable that either did no work initially or shortly failed.
Make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store. Bring the cable too.
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Ipad mini stuck in recovery mode after ios 8.1 update

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i didnt have enough space so deleted some apps and then installed.
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this failed my ipad is now stuck in recovery mode, it hasn't taken itself out as apples help pages suggest after 15 minutes its been in recovery now for 15 hours
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Wireless issues, system recovery - hp mini 1035nr

Hello,
my uncle recently sent me his used HP MINI 1035 nr from US (I live in London). I tried to go online but learnt that despite the fact that laptop was picking up wireless signals, it was not connecting to any network. The problem did not resolve when I tried to use external Netgear wireless adapter as well.
I took my laptop to PC world to fix the issue and they said that they need a recovery disc to restore my laptop to factory settings. I do not have any recovery disc and it seems that even if I had one, I would have to get external cd drive as this netbook does not have cd rom.
so there are two problems:
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B, no recovery disc available
i would really appreciate if you can help me in resolving these problems
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Hp will only ship recovery discs to the original country where it was purchased.
Depending on the year of manufacture and OS installed you may be able to do one or more things.
1. Make your own recovery discs. You will need a usb DVD drive to make them and use them to recover. Some newer mini's can put the recovery discs on a usb flash drive.
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2. Recover the OS from the hard drive.
Over the years XP has many different recovery options and some do not have the hard drive recovery, see this page to pick your year of mini.
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Mac Mini mid 2011 kernel panic with Lion Internet Recovery

My Mac Mini froze while using Safari and watching a youtube video, so I restarted the machine by holding down the power button, then on startup I reloaded Safari, and it completely froze again. This time around, I got a kernel panic on boot. I tried booting into single user mode by holding down the shift key, but that still gave me a kernel panic. So I tried using the Lion Internet Recovery mode by holding down command-option-R when booting. The OS showed the Internet Recovery progress bar, but when it completed and the machine rebooted, I got a kernel panic again.
Is there anything else I can try to recover this machine, or do I need to take it into an Apple store to have them fix it? It's a mid-2011 model, so I don't have a DVD drive in it, so I can't use a boot disc, although I guess I could use a bootable USB, but I don't have another machine to create one with.
I figure if it kernel panics from an Internet Recovery, then that takes my hard drive and anything that was installed on it out of the equation. I've also disconnected all external devices, drives, etc, and only have a monitor and keyboard/mouse attached to it, so that rules out any other devices that might be causing problems.
Thanks for any advice
Adam

Make sure the monitor is plugged in firmly as well as your keyboard/mouse.
Try resetting the PRAM.
Reset your computer’s PRAM
It's less likely to be helpful but if resetting PRAM doesn't help try resetting the SMC.
Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
If neither of those things work it's probably time to visit the Genius bar.

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