MSI AE2260(OR SIMULAR MODEL) RECOVERY DISCS NEEDED , WILLING TO PAY

MSI AE2260(OR SIMULAR MODEL) RECOVERY DISCS NEEDED , WILLING TO PAY AND WILLING TO RETURN THEM
hi all can somebody please help
I have a MSI AE2260 TOUCH SCREEN ALL IN ONE PC
the lad I bought it off put a cracked version of windows 8 on it
and didn't run great as I think was full of spyware etc....
unfortunately he deleted the recovery partition in the process
although I have it back to windows 7
I am missing the infra red driver and the software for the tv tuner
I have downloaded the drivers for the tv tuner but I cant run it as I cant find the software nowhere
and would like to get it back to how it should be
so if anyone has the same pc or similar model number and can burn me a set
I would really appreciate it and even pay you for doing them
and if needed after backing them up myself will even be willing to send them back to them
my msi ae2260 has the windows sticker on the reverse so I don't need a serial number, just the recovery discs
hope somebody can please help
many thanks
scott

Please contact MIS RAM team for this service.
You can find contact info with below link:
http://www.msi.com/page/service-location/
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Once Terminal opens, type resetpassword then press the enter key.
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Hi there:
You can try Recovery using the built in Recovery partition present in HDD unless you've formatted or upgraded your laptop:
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01867418
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http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/219487-clean-reinstall-factory-oem-windows-7-a.html
http://www.w7forums.com/threads/official-windows-7-sp1-iso-image-downloads.12325/
From your specs: http://support.hp.com/gb-en/product/HP-G56-100-Notebook-PC-series/4247525/model/4315390/document/c02...
I could understand that it came with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, so you can download the ISO from tutorial link given above and make bootable USB - which can be booted from and clean install done.
Additional drivers can be downloaded, copied to another usb and later on installed to system after clean install.
http://support.hp.com/gb-en/product/HP-G56-100-Notebook-PC-series/4247525/model/4315390
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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.
Origional Post:
Product Name: HP Pavilion G4-2235DX
Product Number: C3Q50UAR#ABA
BIOS: Insyde F.26, 2/21/2013
Processor: AMD A6-4400M APU w/ Radeon HD Graphics, 2700 Mhz, 2 Core(s)
BIOS Mode: UEFI
SMBIOS Version: 2.7
RAM: 12GB
Operating System: Windows 8 - 64bit (6.2.9200 Build 9200)
Situation: I purchased this computer new as a refurbished model from a retail store. I created system restore discs after initial setup using the HP Recovery Media Creation Utility. This system has a 500 GB hard drive. I purchased a Western Digital 1 TB hard drive to upgrade the drive in this notebook. After swaping out the drives and trying to load the recovery onto the new 1TB hard drive in the same computer, an HP dialogue so states "This PC is not supported by the System Recovery Discs. You will not be able to continue to recover this system with these discs." It gives a code (doesn't call it an error code) 0110-C3150UQ43#ABA underneath and only option is okay, the system reboots and follows the same pattern again and again.
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I tried using chat support but it won't let me get through to anyone, claiming my warranty is expired. I just bought this computer 3 days ago and was assured a 90 day warranty.
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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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Information on the warranty:
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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Burn at the slowest speed you can.
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I've just bought new notebook from toshiba L500-208 recently. And i absolutely have no idea how to deal with this new stuff! Please help me!
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Hello
The whole situation is quite simply. If you check PC and notebook market you will see that more and more new products will be offered with 64bit operating systems.
So the software production goes slowly in this direction.
Toshiba offers you brand new notebook with 64bit operating system but also offer you 32bit version if you feel comfortable with it and if you want to use some software not designed for 64bit operating systems.
Your notebook is delivered with HDD recovery image and if you read users manuals you can find info that you should create own recovery DVD.
This can be done with preinstalled Toshiba recovery disc creator. The shortcut for this tool you can find on desktop.
So, before you do anything please create this installation disc. After doing this you can install 32bit version and use it so long you want.
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A few years ago HP sent me the full set of recovery discs after the courts made them supply owners with a physical set of discs and not the hard drive partition like they supplied. I never used these. I do have my system backed up with Retrospect and if I ever had an issue I always relied on that.
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