HP Pavilion dV6 with Windows 7 64-bit / reimage failure

I ordered the software and driver media to restore the HP Pavilion dV6 laptop I own to it's original manufacturer's state. Seems like a relatively simple process but near the end of the process I get a recovery failure message! HELP! The failure logs read as follows.
20:19:49:75] CHKERRBB.CMD : Detect some error duringPININST.BBV.
20:19:49:75] Check c:\system.sav\logs\burnbootwarn.log
20:19:49:75] or, check c:\system.sav\logs\burnbootmerge.log
Can anyone help me understand what this means? At this point, I have a formatted hard drive with an unsuccessfully installed windows program.

If you have a "ChkErrBB.CMB : Detect some error during PININST_BBV. error", please try the following;
1) Try Recovery - "Detect error during PININST_BBV – Fix: Set BIOS to Factory Defaults
•Boot computer – immediately click / press F10 to get into the BIOS Manager.
•Click on F9 to set the BIOS to factory default.
•Save and Exit
•Redo the Recovery – remember to leave the wireless light “on” during the Recovery... Didn't work for me
2) Set System Date to 8/4/2012 and Redo Factory Reset and System Recovery... Didn't work for me
Ignition75 states "I managed to get the recovery to work, by changing the system date in BIOS to 2012."
3) Boot computer – immediately click / press F10 to get into the BIOS Manager.
•Click on F9 to set the BIOS to factory default.
•Set System Date to 8/4/2012
•Save and Exit
•Redo the Recovery – remember to leave the wireless light “on” during the Recovery.
4) Remove the mSATA drive from the computer and
•Boot computer – immediately click / press F10 to get into the BIOS Manager.
•Click on F9 to set the BIOS to factory default.
•Set System Date to 8/4/2012
•Save and Exit
•Redo the Recovery – remember to leave the wireless light “on” during the Recovery.
Please try the above suggestions and report back with your findings.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
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