HP System Recovery DVD is not working

I've downgraded my HP 15-e0001ed from W8 to W7. I removed EVERYTHING from Windows 8, including the recovery partition en I did not make a recovery disk/back up (or something else) to eventually restore my OS to W8.
During the use of W7, i noticed that the fan was blowing really loud. I checked the HP website, and i noticed that all the drivers weren't compatible with W7. I installed some of the drivers anyway, but the problem with the blowing fan seems still there now and then. I then downloaded the ISO file from this topic and this is an evalution version of W8, which can be used for 90 days. I still want to use my 'original' W8 version, so I ordered a System Recovery DVD set.
When I insert the disk I can only open the content of the disk, but there is no autorun file or something like that. I then loaded the DVD's from the system recovery mode (when you press ESC during the start up of the laptop en you have the option to go to the BIOS). When the DVD then loads, I get the following error message:
This computer is not supported bij de System Recovery Media. You will not be able to continue to recover this system with these Media.
Error: 0130-ABH-UUW.
Anyone knows what to do to get the recovery disks to work?
Thanks!

Re: fan blowing loud all the time.. check in the BIOS in system configuration to ensure that the fan always on option is not enabled.
Is the wireless led shown as being enabled? (white=enabled amber=disabled) It needs to be enabled
You should be able to boot from disk one of the set. If that is not possible when you have selected the DVD as the first item in the boot list by using the F9 key then contact HP. The disk set may be faulty.
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If all has been replaced except the system board then it is time to contact warranty services again.
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Hp the system recovery media does not support this computer, WIN7 GS72 Notebook

HProduct: GS-B66US (17" I3 notebook)
OS: Win7
Bios Rev: F.47
Error message: "hp the system recovery media does not support this computer. You are not able to restore this system"
Changes made to system: Updated bios (I think).
Getting error messages (at system boot, as windows start, and from the intel hard drive controller) warning me to backup data and hard drive my fail.
I replaced the harddrive and inserted the first of my 4 recovery DVDs (created before I updated the bios). After booting from the first recovery disk I get the following message
"hp the system recovery media does not support this computer. You are not able to restore this system with the media"
The computer still boots with the old hard drive (with drive failure imminent messages) I do see support assistant offering another bios update but I did not install it with the hard drive problem
PLEASE HELP
TIA

Hi,
I think there could be two possible reason. wrong media or systemboard is changed.
did you create any recovery media yourself or you ordered the recovery media from hp? also, was there any systemboard replacement done before?
media created on some other computer (same model) may not work on your computer.
you can order the media from hp.com here.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c00810334
also once systemboard is replaced you need to get the configuration settings done for BIOS(only HP can do it).
hope it helps
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HP System Recovery DVD Unable to Complete Recovery

Hello
I am having trouble using the System Recovery DVDs on my HP Pavilion dm4-1065dx. My computer got a virus and I uninstalled Windows 7 and reinstalled it using a new copy I bought. Currently my computer can run Windows 7 but it does not have any programs or other software installed on it. I am trying to restore my computer to factory settings using the System Recovery DVDs from HP. The DVD works until it gets to the step where it must restore files to the hard drive. About 10% into this step a message pops up that says:
"Contact HP Support
In most cases, recovering the hard drive will fix your problems.
If your problems continue, you may need to contact HP Support. Find HP Support contact information in your PC documentation."
I have tried running the System Recovery DVDs several times and always get this message. So far I have been unable to recover my hard drive and try this process again.
Any tips?
Thanks

Hello
I am having trouble using the System Recovery DVDs on my HP Pavilion dm4-1065dx. My computer got a virus and I uninstalled Windows 7 and reinstalled it using a new copy I bought. Currently my computer can run Windows 7 but it does not have any programs or other software installed on it. I am trying to restore my computer to factory settings using the System Recovery DVDs from HP. The DVD works until it gets to the step where it must restore files to the hard drive. About 10% into this step a message pops up that says:
"Contact HP Support
In most cases, recovering the hard drive will fix your problems.
If your problems continue, you may need to contact HP Support. Find HP Support contact information in your PC documentation."
I have tried running the System Recovery DVDs several times and always get this message. So far I have been unable to recover my hard drive and try this process again.
Any tips?
Thanks

HP System Recovery DVD Won't Run

Hi. I currently use an HP Pavilion DM4, 3090se, which runs Winows 7. I went to turn on my computer last week and instead of starting normally, got the Windows Boot Manager screen stating that Windows failed to start. To fix the problem it says that I must insert the Windows installation disc and restart to repair the computer.
I did not have any Windows installation discs so I ordered the System Recovery DVD's from the HP Support Site. I've inserted the first disc and started up my computer only to get the Windows Boot Manager again upon start up. Inserting the Recovery DVD's seems to have no effect. I tried inserting the second disk and the Application and Driver Recovery DVD to see if anything different happened but that was to no avail.
I did not have any issues with my computer prior to this happening and do not know what the cause may be. I am hoping for some insight on what I can do to resolve this before I have to just send my computer in to HP.
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Hi,
You're more than welcome
In case the problem is with the notebook reading the installation disc, here's another possible option you could try as detailed below.
Before trying the following, make sure you can still read the 25 Character Product Activation key on your Windows COA label ( 5 blocks of 5 alpha/numeric sets ).
An example of a COA Label can be seen Here.
You can create Windows 7 installation Flash Drive yourself using another PC. Download the Image file on the link below and save it to your Downloads folder - the Windows 7 image source is Digital River ). You'll need a usb flash drive that is at least 4Gb.
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64bit.
Once downloaded, use an application such as Rufus to create a Windows 7 bootable usb flash drive.
When created, tap away at the esc key as you start the notebook to enter the Start-up Menu. Insert the Windows 7 flash drive. Select the Boot Options menu ( f9 ). Use the arrow keys to highlight the flash drive and hit enter.
During 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
Additional drivers and software you may need for your notebook can be found Here.
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0x000000f -how do I fix this!! I already have the system recovery DVDs

I bought the recovery cds because of the same problem(0x00000f (?))
I put the cd and restarted my laptop and pressed f11key but it doesnt work. It only says F11...System Recovery on the left bottom on black screen. Can u help me please... (I already got system Recovery DVD)

When booting from the Recovery Discs- do Not tap F11. That is only to boot into recovery partition on the hard drive. Instead- tap the Esc key immediately after powering on to bring up the menu. Then tap F9 Boot Options to choose to boot from CD/DVD drive.
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How do i transfer system recovery dvd to a usb

Recently my ultrabook broken down and now the start up is in a never ending loop. I brought a system recovery media from hp, I cleary stated my ultrabook doesn't have dvd slot and he said that's fine once you get the dvd call us up and we will help you.
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I was like that won't work can you put me trough to someone that has better understanding and he goes it will cost you 30 somthing pounds.
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How can I transfer a system recovery dvd to create a bootable system recovery usb. I have another pc.

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System Recovery media does not support the computer. HELP!!!

Ok problem here the recovery discs that were created do not work. And this is where I'm stuck.
First the details. It's a DV7-6163CL Laptop with windows 7. The discs were created shortly after we got the computer. The reason we have to try and recover the computer is hard drive #1 failed and failed hard. Hard drive was replaced. Now after trying to use the recovery discs we get the error message after a few windows loading screens in Recovery Manger.
"The system recovery media does not support this computer. You are not able to restore this computer with the media."
Well Hp doesn't support his platform anymore due to its age.
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Many times this error is caused by missing info in BIOS. Can you enter BIOS-F10 at power on- and check for serial number,etc?
Sometimes a new hdd requires prepping with Cyberlink Utility cd first. Download and Save the file. Once download is complete, put a blank cd in your drive and 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.
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Hi there.. neeed some help.. where can i recover my os bcoz my recovery manager is not working.

hi there.. need some help here.. is there anyway that i can download the os of my hp pavilion dv6? bcoz my recovery manager is not working.. displaying that i updated my software or hardware that's why its not running (the recovery manager) i already download a new recovery manager but same display error.. also tried restoring my system and reinstaling all my hp driver and software.. what happen is i uninstall a program ":safesurf" then suddenly i cant access on the internet anymore.. my connection is conected to internet but the browser canot display the site that i want to check (IE, Google and Mozilla) already check all the setting of the browser but still cannot display the site. please help.. thanks..

Hi,
dv6 is a series of many models, what is yours ? What is its OS ? To help us answer question quicker, please read this:
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/First-Time-Here-Learn-How-to/Welcome-Get-started-here/td-p/699035
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DVD is not working in my laptop! HELP! Satellite L305D-S5938

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I have a Iphone 4 gsm (8f190) and it will not connect to itunes and when i put it in recovery itunes will not work. It won't show up when plugged into the computer. Only charges when plugged in the wall or a car charger.

I have a Iphone 4 gsm (8f190) and it will not connect to itunes and when i put it in recovery itunes will not work. It won't show up when plugged into the computer. Only charges when plugged in the wall or a car charger. I've tried everything imaginable but I can't get the phone to register in iTunes at all.. The phone won't even reset.. when i try and reset EVERYTHING on the phone the apple logo with the progress bar starts to come up but the progress never moves.. PLEASE help me.. I'm at my wits end with this phone and I'm ready to just trash it.

martinfromdevon wrote:
Warning to iPhone users. Do not start the update of the iPhone software using iTunes.
Nonsense, and very misleading advice. I've updated iPhone 3G, 3Gs,and 4 through itunes many times, never had a problem once, not with one single update in nearly 5 years of iPhones. Of course, I've never jailbroken my phones either. Hack your phone and have update problems? I've got news for you, the problems are not a result of iTunes or Apple's updates.

I have a Iphone 4 gsm (8f190) and it will not connect to itunes and when i put it in recovery itunes will not work. It won't show up when plugged into the computer. Only charges when plugged in the wall or a car charger. I've tried everything imaginabl

I have a Iphone 4 gsm (8f190) and it will not connect to itunes and when i put it in recovery itunes will not work. It won't show up when plugged into the computer. Only charges when plugged in the wall or a car charger. I've tried everything imaginable but I can't get the phone to register in iTunes at all.. The phone won't even reset.. when i try and reset EVERYTHING on the phone the apple logo with the progress bar starts to come up but the progress never moves.. PLEASE help me.. I'm at my wits end with this phone and I'm ready to just trash it.

Dude you have a jailbroken phone as stated in your first post, no need to do a second post.
As per the forum term of service you can't get help here. Use google.
that's the downfall of jailbreaking your phone.

I have a mac which plays the boot sound but the screen stays black. Recovery mode does not work, as the keyboard is wireless. What do I do?

What it says in the title.
I have an older mac and it worked perfectly until about an hour ago when I shut it down because we needed the room dark for a presentation and the screen saver was putting out light.
Now it won't turn back on. It plays the start up music but the screen stays blank.
The CMD+OPT+R for recovery mode doesn't do anything, the keyboard is wireless so the command doesn't get to the computer and that's the only keyboard I have since that's the one it came with.
I'm looking at making a USB recovery disk but it says that I should click on "Options" in the Disk Utility but there is no options button or menu to click.
From here: OS X: About Recovery Disk Assistant in step 3 I get stuck.
Also it says that if I make a drive on this computer which has an older OS it might not work on the broken machine with Mavericks.
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kodemage wrote:
well, then recovery mode does not work. I've tried all the key combinations I've seen on line. Command+R, Command+Option+R, Command+Option+P+R, none of these work.
I don't believe there is anything we can do on a forum to help then, you need to take it into a AASP and have it professionaly diagnosed. If you don't know how to locate an AASP in your area you can begin by using Contact Apple for support and service
Good luck.

Dvd drive not worked properly

i have hp pavilion dv4 series.my dvd drive not worked properly.for that purpose only i went 7 times in your service centre but they won't take action till now .why u people do like this .i want explation and just change my dvd drive that's all.

tcrite,
Sounds like a bad drive...I would get a replacement. According to Accelerate Your Mac database, it should work without issue.
Just enter the model number of the drive and select your Powerbook G3 2000, and you will see four reports on this model.
http://forums.xlr8yourmac.com/drivedb/search.drivedb.lasso

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