HP Pavilion slimline s7410n desktop system recovery

i got the win 2012 virus and some other viruses i need to do a system recovery but when i press f10 at start up nothing happens, is there any other way to get to system recovery?

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Hello,my system is HP Pavilion Slimline s5510f Desktop PCcan I upgrade video card so It can work with win 10?Thank you very much

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HP Pavilion Slimline s3624uk Desktop start up errors

Hi i have a HP Pavilion Slimline s3624uk Desktop PC, unfortunately there has been several power cuts in my area which has sent my PC a little bonkers. when ever it loads it says checking file system on C... one of your disks needs to be checked for consistency.............. it then gives you the option to check it or press esc, i thought it will sort its self out but today my computer screen loaded blue with the HP invent logo and F9 F10 F11 options but took over 45 mins to load. im creating a back up but does anyone know how i can fix this problem.
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Your HP Pavilion Slimline s5713w Desktop Computer is an odd "duck"
Factory CPU
AMD Athlon II X2 240
Operating speed: Up to 2.8 GHz
Number of cores: 2
Socket: AM3 <--- factory installed AM3
Bus speed: 4000 MHz HT3
Processor upgrade information
TDP: 95W
Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:
NOTEnly socket AM2+ processors are supported with this motherboard.
AMD Phenom II Quad-Core
AMD Phenom II Triple-Core
AMD Phenom Quad-Core (A) 9xxx series (AM2+)
AMD Phenom Triple-Core (T) 8xxx series (AM2+)
AMD Athlon X4
AMD Athlon X3
AMD Athlon X2 (B) (AM2+)
The AMD Phenom II Quad-Core  and AMD Phenom II Triple-Core are socket AM3, just like the factory installed AMD Athlon II X2 240. Therefore you should have no issue using most Phenom II Triple-core or Quad-core CPUs up to a 95 watt TDP.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
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CD/DVD drive is no longer working on my HP Pavilion Slimline s3720y desktop

Hi! I am having problems with my HP desktop computer and wonder if someone can help me solve this issue.
My CD/DVD drive is no longer working on my HP Pavilion Slimline s3720y desktop. When I tried to test my CD/DVD drive to ensure it it was working properly , When I clicked to open Hardware Diagnostic Tools and it said "The software program is not found". The CD/DVD drive was working but will not respond or recognize that a disk is in the drive. It states insert disk in drive. Where are my diagnostic tools that are missing?

Hi,
Your Seagate update CD is to update the firmware for Seagate hard drives.
Did you try the tips in the post that I referenced above?
Error 31 indicates that the driver is not installing correctly.
Go to Device Manager, locate the CD/DVD drive, open up the CD/DVD drive, double click, click on the Driver tab, then uninstall the driver. Now reboot your PC and Windows will re-install the driver.
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Blue Screen crashes on new HP Pavilion P7-1235 Desktop system

I set up a new HP Pavilion P7-1235 desktop system running Windows 7 64-bit on Tuesday. Since the initial setup, the system has crashed at least 10 times. The Blue Screen shows STOP: 0x0000001E (000000000,00000000,00000000,00000000) - all zeroes for all parameters. Though no other error or crash code appears on the Blue Screen, I used the utility BlueScreenView to look at a couple of minidumps. The error code KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED and the module identified was NTOSKRNL.EXE in a couple of dumps and HAL.DLL in others. I would appreciate any help in determining the cause of the problem and how to fix it. Thanks in advance.

did you try what I mentioned in my original post? check for updates?
Printer update page:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?product=4083652&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&jumpid=oc_r10...
other suggestions:
Uninstall the printer software and then just let the printer plug and play automatically, don't install the software.
searching on HP.COM for your printer/ troubleshooting I found this link that may help.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?tmp_rule=1973&tmp_task=solveCategory&cc=us&dl...
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HP Pavilion dv6-6181TX. System Recovery is not working From HP Recovery Manager.

HP Pavilion dv6-6181TX
Product No. A3U49PA
Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64
(but i upgraded it to windows 7 ultimate)
System Recovery is not working From HP Recovery Manager. so i cant restore my laptop to its original factory condition. (Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium).
so when i restart my computer and press Esc and then choose F11 i get this message :
"Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the
cause. To fix the problem:
1. Insert your Windows installation disc and restart your computer.
2. Choose your language settings, and then click "Next."
3. Click "Repair your computer."
If you do not have this disc, contact your system administrator or computer
manufacturer for assistance.
File: \Boot\BCD
Status: 0xc0000225
Info: An error occured while attempting to read the boot configuration data."
i saw this from the forum
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Had the C partition been split/shrunk to form a new partition previously?
Does disk management show the HDD as basic or dynamic? (Start>Right-click Computer>Manage>disk management on the left).
If it has been switched to dynamic (Windows does this automatically when more than 4 partitions are present on the disk), then the F11 recovery partition won't function until it is restored to basic, but I would like to confirm that is the scenario before providing those steps.
The Disk management shows that my HDD as Dynamic, what should i do then if this is the case and the possible solution to my problem?
please help me & Thank you for your time,
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If you have more than 4 partitions you will need to delete the extra partition/partitions, then convert the hdd back to Basic.
Older versions of Partiton Wizard Free work:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/26829-convert-dynamic-disk-basic-disk.html
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HP Pavilion DM3 1039wm Notebook System Recovery Issue

HP Pavilion Dm3 currently running on Windows 7 Home Premium
About a month ago I purchased a recovery dvd from the website and a external usb cd drive.When I recieved the external usb drive in the mail and the disk I realized that I had purchased the wrong one so for days I went searching on the internet looking for an alternative way to put my netbook back to factory setting.I end up findig a solution and installed windows 7 using a downloaded iso file from the internet. After a few days the computer started acting up and so I decided to buy the right external usb dvd and cd drive.Once I got it in the mail I inserted disk 1 and it loaded up the factory image preperation so I started it and for severl hours it stayed on the same percent so I put the other disc in and made sure that my BIOS was set to run the cd drive and when I cut the computer on it says loading files and then a gray screen with constant commands keeps loading and then the computer restarts and it just keeps doing the same thing until the computer just shuts itself off.I have tried changing the BIOS back but that doesnt work either.PLEASE HELP ME

Try Cyberlink Utility cd. Download and Save the file. Once download is complete, put a blank cd in your drive and double click the file to create a boot cd. Boot with this cd and wait until you get a green check mark indicating hdd is ready. Remove the cd , insert first Recovery Disk and restart the laptop.
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software11/COL32372/pv-80183-1/sp44645.exe
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How To Remove The Hard Disk On A HP Pavilion Slimline s5220y Desktop

Hello. I need to replace the HDD on my wife's s5220y pc. This model has a case that only the side panel comes off . Other simular models have a case that the side and bottom panel comes off in a L shape making it easy to remove the HDD. Can someone explain to me how to get the HDD out of this model or refrence me to a video or a diagram. Thanks much.
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Hi:
Please see if the info in the upgrading and servicing guide is of help to you:
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01859458.pdf

HP Pavilion Slimline s5503w Desktop PC

The tip of an audio plug broke off in my speaker port. Tried to get it out. what a nightmare. Does anyone know if I can intall a sound card to this motherboard?

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Beep issue, beyond hope? Pavilion slimline s3888d

Hello. I have a HP Pavilion slimline s3888d desktop PC. Product info When i turned it on last week, it was perfectly fine.
However, it now is unable to start up. and it has a funny beep sequence i never seen before.
beeeeep beebeep. (the second and third beep is very suspicious. Not very sure what it is.)
(awkward 10+ second pause) beeeeep beeeeep. beeeeep beeeeep and keeps going like this.
The long beeps are in sets of 2.
It runs on windows Vista 32 bit, and i make it a point to always update software to the latest.
It has history of blue screens and even code purple. This time its really dead.
Can someone help?

Hi,
Please listen to those beeps again and check this list (there are links for other models):
http://www.dalepc.com/info/bios_bc.pdf
Hope you can find out the symptom and fix it.
Good luck.
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Unable to restore System Recovery Files in desktop folder

I owned an HP Pavilion A6037C desktop computer (Running Vista). It began to give me serious issues in July so i used the HP System Backup and Restore program to create a backup of all my files. i saved these files on an external HD so i wouldn't lose my files if the computer crashed. This backup was created in a folder called MINWINPC. In that folder was this file name "Backup Files 2011-5-7 234595". in that folder was a file list
Backup.001.App
Backup.002.fbw
Backup.003.fbw
Backup.004.fbw
and so on ....
I have since removed the first computer (although i still have it in my posession), and have replaced it with an HP Pavilion P6245f desktop running Windows 7.
Now that i have a newer desktop in place i wanted to install some of my old files from my backup that is saved on my external hard drive. i've connected the external hard drive to the new computer and i've ran the Backup.001.App. It restored my old files to a folder on my desktop called "Shortcut to System Recovery Files". It's a rather large file (i believe 50 GB) that is stored in another folder titled "C". In this folder i can see the seperate file folders i'm assuming were from my original desktop. when i access my username and select for instance "My Pictures" folder, it shows a list of all my orginal files. When i double click a picture, it says :
"File not readable. You can not open this file. Please check the readability of this file."
when i try to open any other type of file (such as .pdf's or word documents, or spreadsheets), it basically says the same thing.
"Can not access the document C:\(filelocation). The document may already be open or a read only document. The name and path may be invalid. The document may no longer exist, or it may already be open".
PLEASE HELP   All i want to do is restore my pictures, documents, and emails .   HOW CAN I RESTORE THESE FILES TO MY NEW COMPUTER ????????

I owned an HP Pavilion A6037C desktop computer (Running Vista). It began to give me serious issues in July so i used the HP System Backup and Restore program to create a backup of all my files. i saved these files on an external HD so i wouldn't lose my files if the computer crashed. This backup was created in a folder called MINWINPC. In that folder was this file name "Backup Files 2011-5-7 234595". in that folder was a file list
Backup.001.App
Backup.002.fbw
Backup.003.fbw
Backup.004.fbw
and so on ....
I have since removed the first computer (although i still have it in my posession), and have replaced it with an HP Pavilion P6245f desktop running Windows 7.
Now that i have a newer desktop in place i wanted to install some of my old files from my backup that is saved on my external hard drive. i've connected the external hard drive to the new computer and i've ran the Backup.001.App. It restored my old files to a folder on my desktop called "Shortcut to System Recovery Files". It's a rather large file (i believe 50 GB) that is stored in another folder titled "C". In this folder i can see the seperate file folders i'm assuming were from my original desktop. when i access my username and select for instance "My Pictures" folder, it shows a list of all my orginal files. When i double click a picture, it says :
"File not readable. You can not open this file. Please check the readability of this file."
when i try to open any other type of file (such as .pdf's or word documents, or spreadsheets), it basically says the same thing.
"Can not access the document C:\(filelocation). The document may already be open or a read only document. The name and path may be invalid. The document may no longer exist, or it may already be open".
PLEASE HELP   All i want to do is restore my pictures, documents, and emails .   HOW CAN I RESTORE THESE FILES TO MY NEW COMPUTER ????????

Windows stuck on blue HP Invent screen and won't load desktop items after doing a system recovery

Hello, this is my first time posting here, as I am in desperate mode! I have a HP Pavillion Slimline s5304y desktop pc, using Windows 7, that I purchased in Feb 2010.
After getting a virus on my computer, I ordered system recovery disks from HP and did the recovery to original factory settings process (twice!), however, during the Windows setup process, it doesn't ever get past the blue HP Invent screen that says:
--Do not turn off your PC during this one-time setup process
--Your PC restarts several times during this setup process
--Messages may pop up onto your screen. Ignore these messages until you are prompted to restart or shutdown your PC
Towards the bottom of the screen it continues to say "Please wait..." with a scrolling green bar. All I see is the windows start buttom in bottom left corner but am not able to access anything and I don't ever get my desktop screen or desktop icons. I have restarted and shut down several times and as soon as I log on to windows, I just get that same blue screen.
The 2nd time I did the recovery process, I let it continue overnight (just in case I wasn't waiting long enough) and my computer never shutdown like it was supposed to when the installation was complete. Also, I watched the whole process the first time around and my computer never restarted like it said it was supposed to; it just seemed to be stuck during the rest of the windows setup process. It eventually just went into sleep mode.
I don't have anything else plugged in except the power cord, the monitor and the keyboard/mouse. I have not installed any new hardware since I purchased the computer.
I did a diagnostics test and everything passed.
I tried to get help from HP Support, but because I'm out of the warranty period, they cannot help me and want to charge me $99!!!
I don't know what else to do at this point. Can someone please help???
Thank you.
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Hi,
I would try wiping the entire Hard Drive first and then reinstalling the Operating System as this may get around this issue.
Download and install Killdisk on the link below - ( despite the name, this application will just write zeros to the entire drive leaving it in a similar state to a new Hard Drive ).
http://software.lsoft.net/KillDiskSuiteFree-Setup.exe
Download and install ImgBurn on the link below.
http://download.cnet.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html
Go to the Kill Disk application you have installed in All Programs, open the main folder, then select Bootable Disk creators and from that select Bootable DOS CD Creator which will burn the bootable ISO to a blank CD.
During the next process do not worry about any warnings as your Recovery DVDs will reformat the HDD.
Insert this CD in to your PC that is unable to load Operating System properly. Shut the PC down, then start it again to boot from the Killdisk CD and follow the on screen instructions for Kill Disk.
A brief description of the process is here Killdisk.
Use this to wipe the whole of the Hard Drive, highlight (80h) and press f10 ( you will also have to type a confirmation and hit enter ) - ( this will make sure you include all partitions and then start the process - this may take a couple of hours! ).
When the process is complete, remove the Killdisk CD, insert your first HP Recovery Disc and try the installation again.
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Cannot force destructive system recovery from recovery disc set Pavilion a1630n

I have a Pavilion a1630n. This desktop originally came with windows xp media center edition 2005.
I had exercised the windows vista home premium express upgrade several/many years ago.
I attempted to restore the computer after getting malware or virus infected.   I found that microsoft system restore had been turned off and no system restore points were available.   The set of vista system recovery discs that I had made after the os upgrade were also seemingly unuseable. I attempted to perform a destructive system recovery from the external discs that I had purchased in 2009. The recovery seemed to take place from the hard drive only and did not request recovery disc 2 or 3.
I now have a windows xp operating system with no files in the hp recovery partition except hidden files.  An attempt to run another recovery returns a message that the recovery partition not found! no software is available for reinstallation. hardware tests that I have run show no problems with any hardware.
I've attempted to various combinations of restarts per the support documents wither using the f10 or esc key to no avail.
Ideally I would like to know that the hard drive was successfully formatted and that the recovery takes place from the system recovery discs that I had purchased. (I'm fairly sure that the discs worked at one point as I used them prior to the windows vista upgrade.)   I believe that the discs are still in good condition as I can browse the discs on the laptop that I am using. I've also written and read cd's successfully but I have not attempted to read or write a dvd format.

At power on the menu options listed are
esc Boot Menu
F1 setup
F10 Recovery
I tried f9 per your suggestion since this is not a defined key. I can see the optical drive access the disk with the blinking cursor....after a minute or two the computer boots from the hard drive and does NOT attempt to perform system recovery.
I have set the to boot from the optical drive first (tsst corp ts-h652m)
The optical drive is accessed but eventually (after a minute or two) the computer boots up from the hard drive.
If I change the bios settings to only boot from the optical drive after a few minutes I receive the following message
" Disk boot failure, Insert system disk and press enter"
FYI
drivers in use
Samsung SP2504C (HDD) uses 5.1.2535.0
Tsst TS-h652m (optical drive) uses 5.1.2535.0
phoenix bios rev 3.10 12/13/2006
core rev 6.0
Any other suggestions ?

I have had to do a system recovery on my desktop computer. In re-installing iTunes, I am told that I have two libraries. How do I access the old one.

I have had to do a system recovery on my desktop computer and it was 'wiped'. iTunes had to be reinstalled. However, I can't access my old library. I am told that there are now two of them. I need to get to the old one.

I had to wipe my computer clean and I had backed up my I tunes on an external hard drive, but I also had all my music on my Ipod. Now that I reinstalled Itunes, it can't locate all my music that I have on my ipod. Did you find a way to do this? Please help if you have a solution.
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HP Pavilion dv6 System Recovery disabled

I bought my HP Pavilion dv6 notebook (running Windows 7) about 2 and a half years back.
It worked beautifully for about an year and a half after which issues began to crop up. First, it was my battery that gave up (I operate it on direct power now with battery backup of around 5 minutes), then there were blue screen errors and the machine getting hot around the bottom left at times (mostly when I ran games). I still continued to use it without taking it to the techician. After a couple more months the DVD drive stopped working for no reason (it opens and closes but does not read the disks).
I had it last week when the machine's fan (I guess it's the fan) started making loud grinding noises. The noises get louder when I'm on the internet. The technician took it down and gave the fan a proper vacuum but the noise persists.
Also, the system has slowed down due to virus attacks (I suppose). There are weird advertisements on this laptop when I run sites like youtube and google. These ads that don't appear on my other laptop. Some sites take an awful lot longer to load (mostly on Google Chrome). The system also, at times, just stops responding and I have to directly switch it off without properly shutting it down.
Now, with some help from forums here I decided to run the 'System Recovery' but it displays the following message:
"Restore your computer to it's original factory condition (Disabled : Please use Recovery Media to recover your system)." I was given no disks for recovery at the time of purchase not that it would have been of any use as my DVD drive no longer works.
With some online help I also ran Hard drive and Memory tests. The Hard Drive test gives the error: "hard disk 1 quick (303)." I gather that means, my hard disk is dying a slow death now.
Now my system has ran down it's warranty and nothing seems to work. The machine seems to be in a tangle, what do I do?
I somehow would love to factory reset my laptop without an external drive. Is that Possible? What am I looking at?

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