Hp recovery service !

i have a g7-1110 notebook
i earlier removed drive c
theres a new version of win 7 on it
i still have my backup drive
i need the hp recovery service program i think so i can use my backup drive to restore factory settings cause now i have a
backdrive and i can't use it ????????????????

As you changed copy of OEM windows 7 to a retail Windows 7 , the F11 option would not work and there is no download available to have this fixed.
Your only option is order recovery disks and put the notebook back to factory condition.
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I am an HP employee!!

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I will check out your link...http://lowcostrecovery.com/pricing.html
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Has anyone encountered this error before?
We have an Oracle9i Release 2 Database Server (patched 9.2.0.8) installed on a Windows 2000 Server (latest service pack). Once in while we get this haphazard error that pops up in the Windows Event Viewer:
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Hi,
I understand you install the services on a single PC. Are those services set to run automatically? I remember facing this issue myself several times and I guess it's because of the time gap and order that the services start. I.e. when database service is just starting and in the meantime any EPM service is trying to start, it can not start.
It would be better if you set them to run manually. You can then create a small batch file to call in the correct order.
the content of the batch would be like:
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net start Hysl9Workspace
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Need info about data recovery services

My main hard drive on my Mac G5 crashed on Saturday, and I'm sending it to Drive Savers today. My question concerns security and confidentiality. I have some files on the drive that I would prefer that no one looks at. To what extent, if any, do these places open and look at the contents of individual files? I can't imagine they look at everything. A typical drive like this will have 100s of thousands if not millions of files.
Thanks for any info.

Hi mrsaxde-
The sad reality is that once you hand over your data to anybody you really have no assurance that your files will not be looked at.
Most likely I would suppose that data-recovery services would not want to get a bad reputation as "the company that looks through your personal data", or something similar, and would be sensitive to such things.
I would suggest a Google search of that recovery company and see what folks might have to say.
I have all of my stuff backed u in triplicate, generally due to paranoia about things like this happening. This is unfortunately an expensive and scary lesson in support of a proper backup routine.
Luck-
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Data recovery service?

Hi Everbody!
A (clumsy) friend/client (lets call him a criend ) of mine has dropped his harddisk in a changeover operation. It holds 6 years of his personal (guitar) recordings.
He told me it schreeches (and is of course not 'seen' by his machine), which means it is at least partly physically damaged, so his only hope is with one of those companies that can still salvage some of the content by opening the disk in a dustfree lab. I also remember this is not too cheap, my criend has indicated that his maximum budget for this is € 500/$ 600.
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If there is a scratching noise forget about repairing the disc.
There are some things you should know about hds.
The head doesn't have any contact to the disc when it is in operation.
It a kind of air cushion which prevents the disc from beeing destroyed by the head.
When there is a physical defect the head can destroy the surface of the disc. In this case you will hear a scratching noise.
The disc turns around with 5000-10000rpm.
Imagine there is a fingerprint on the disc. The fingerprint will vaporize immediately when the head gets over the fingerprint with 7000rpm. The head will be destroyed. Same with dust. So a dust-free room labor is needed to repair the disc.
Be careful:
Data rescue services will charge you a lot of money and tell you a lot of weird things to make you pay lots of money without any guarantee!
When there is a single scratch on the disc there is no way!! of getting the data back, regardless of what they tell you. You could never repaire the disc in this case because at speed 5000 the replaced head will be destroyed immediately by the scratch on the disc. It is only a few naometer air cushion, while the scratch is much much deeper!!! When starting the hd, the head always starts from the side of the disc until the air cushion is built up because otherwise the disc would be dammaged immediately.
And there is another aspect. You cannot!!! recover audio files when parts of the audio files are damaged. This has to do with the structure of audio files and is different from jpegs for example. Jpegs can be reconstructed even if parts of the file are damaged. Not so with audio files, never!
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have a look at this article and see if it helps.
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Type: REG_SZ
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Hi,
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I'm trying to test Azure Recovery Services and have established a Backup Vault and connected a new server to it using the Azure generated certificate. The set-up seemed to be very simple and the installation of the agent went like a dream.
Unfortunately it does not work as after I start a backup I get the error "Engine encountered an unexpected error. Please ....." The corresponding event log entry is:
Faulting application name: cbengine.exe, version: 2.0.8694.0, time stamp: 0x54816461
Faulting module name: KERNELBASE.dll, version: 6.3.9600.17415, time stamp: 0x54505737
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Please find the note on the supported drives by Azure Backup.
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Hello in the Azure Backup forum,
We use Microsoft Azure Backup on a VM in Azure. We have scheduled a backup for everyday. However, so far it has not been able to backup anything it fails with:
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Hi,
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https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/e8cac987-e3b9-4ac1-9247-a72e1f953036/was-unable-to-create-a-snapshot-of-the-selected-volume-0x186c2?forum=windowsbackup
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Problems reinstalling Lion from Recovery service

I'm trying to reinstall Lion from the Apple Recovery service but keep getting told after 10 hours downloading, that installation has failed.
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Initially, I was told that the hard drive needed repairing, which has now happened and it's passed all it's tests via the Disk Utility but still no installation.
I tried booting from a usb and the download recovery but no sucess.
Can anyone advise.

Philip Keller wrote:
John,
I think I'm "reinstalling OS X by booting OS X Recovery": I reboot with command-R depressed, or I reboot with Alt depressed and choose the recovery parition, and then I start the installation process from the list of things I can do. Are we talking about the same thing?
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I'm surprised that Internet Recovery works at all, given that your Mac is not one of those allegedly eligible to use it.
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An OS X installation log exists at /var/log/ that you can examine using Console, probably named "install.log". Deciphering it is another challenge.

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