HP Paviliion dv6-6159tx loss the one recovery disc number 3rd disc

hello... m using dv6-6159tx recently i loss the one recovery disc number 3rd disc. now how i will get the 3rd recovery disc. I cant purchase the new one. Kindly solve my problem

Hello LossrecoverCD. I understand that you've misplaced one of your recovery discs and need to get or make some more. Is this correct?
If these discs came with your notebook and were not created by you you're able to make another copy for yourself. Just follow these instructions. However, you can only create one set of recovery discs. So if you lost one that you created you'll have to speak with HP to get more.
If you're in the US/Canada call them at 1-800-474-6836. If you're outside of this area use this site to get your region's contact information.
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Hi! I'm blake
There is no diff between the two... One is on the Hard Drive and the other on CD/DVD.
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Hi blake_ibm,
Thanks. All this makes perfect sense to me, but that's not what I'm asking for. My question is this: if I wanted to bring my notebook to its factory shipped condition using my recovery cd's, how do I do that? Do I insert cd1 first and then restart the notebook, or do I just insert it without restarting it, or perhaps I should use first the rescue and recovery?
You said that there is no difference between the two, but what two are you talking about man? I am not comparing cd recovery to partition recovery. I am talking about rescue and recovery cd, with system recovery cd's. These are the two things that I'm talking about.
I'm really grateful for all replies, but please people, read the question first !!!
I would really appreciate if someone could explain the steps involved in performing a clean factory recovery, using the cd's, and not the recovery partition. I just want to know for the future, in case one day I have to do it. That is all I'm asking.
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Since the laptops are the same model-yes, you can use your Recovery Discs on both.
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I can provide the same information like kody:
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As far as I know, you would have to buy an entire new set.
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(Resolved) Windows 8 - Recovery Discs Do Not Work With New Hard Drive

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Product Name: HP Pavilion G4-2235DX
Product Number: C3Q50UAR#ABA
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Hey Joe907,
Thanks so much for posting your experience and using the Forum. I came across this thread in my research for another thread. The information you provided helped me confirm my suspicions.
I wanted to mention to you, if you want, you can have this post marked as solved by hitting Reply to your original message and just post your update:
Update:
I decided to buy drive cloaning software. I cloned my drive, that resolved the problem of installing the OS on the new drive. Too bad neither HP's Restore disc's or this support fourm could help with this issue.
in the Reply and click Post. Then you'll have an "Accept as Solution" button on your second post. Click that "Accept as Solution" button on your second post and the thread will be marked as solved. By being marked as Solved, the thread will be much higher in Google search results and it will more likely to help others. Not sure if you're concerned about it, but you'll also get the credit for authoring a solution.
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Refurbished computers are often erroneously marked as out of warranty, but it is simple to fix, and a phone representative could have corrected that for you. All computers' warranty start dates begin on the day they leave the factory. HP knows that there will be a period where the computer will sit on a shelf (for days or months) at the retailer. With refurbished computers, their 90-day warranties begin on the day they are refurbished. HP has no way of knowing what date the customer will buy the computer so the warranty start date stays the same until the customer registers the computer providing the date of purchase for the warranty system to be updated. If the registration process fails for some reason (rare, but it happens), phone technical support has a process they can initiate to have the warranty corrected. They only need a copy of the receipt showing the date of purchase.
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