No recovery disc and error

Hi,
i had to format my computer and i don't have that disc so i could recovery my system. I tried without disc, pressing F11 in startup etc. just like in those instructions http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07143&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en#N37 but it gives me error message every time in 72% so looks like i really need a disc? Or is there any way to fix that error?
If not, where i can get recovery disc? How much i have to pay for it?

Hi:
I doubt you can fix the error as it stands.
Please read the info at the link below to see if you can order a set of recovery disks for your PC.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07143&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en
Recovery disks will restore the factory installation of windows and bundled programs and recreate the recovery partition.
Cost for a set depends on what country you live in. Normally in the USA, one pays between $15 and $20 for a set.
Paul

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Sir please reply me my lap is not spport the recovery disc and error report this 0xc00000eg error

please reply me urgently

We need the laptop model and also a little explanation as to why you need to recover. Odds are it is a bad DVD drive or bad hard drive causing the error.

Very Confused over Reinstall Discs, Recovery Discs and how do I CREATE THEM!

I am the owner of a Lenova IdeaCenter K300 Computer with Windows 7 64Bit OS
The system has been running for just about a year now...no issues, very stable...however after a recent issue with another computer MFG system...I have questions:
First the Other MFG system - The computer was purchased in April of 2008 with Windows Vista, the computer was unplugged on November 1, 2008 and stored in a cool Dry place....In October of 2011 My Godson wanted a new computer and I told him I have a computer that was lightly used and would do what he wanted it to do.
I plugged in a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and turned on the unit when MUCH to my surprise the HD had failed...BADLY...so I went to a local store, purchased a new HD and installed it on the machine.
First let me explain that this computer MFG after several calls to them looking for help.. explained to me the following
1: Reinstall Discs were NOT avail
2: The System did not support creating Recovery discs since all the information that the system needed was stored on
the Hard Drive that was supplied with the system...and that the OEM Windows VISTA version was available to use for
3 years
I said Okay, but I have a computer that had a HD failure so how do I go about reinstalling Windows Vista to get the computer up and running again? They told me that I had to PURCHASE from a store a copy of Windows Vista. I said that I had from two other computers from another MFG Windows Vista Reinstall Discs, can I use those, and use the Product Key code supplied by YOUR company to reintsall the OS? They said NO...you need the orginal Hard Drive....I was like WHAT!
Needless to say you can imagine my EXTREME frustration over not being able to get the computer up and running again. After several calls to the Presidents Office I was finally....after 6 weeks of battle able for a cost mind you of $19.99 to get physical DVD's to reintall Windows Vista onto the system - (they should arrive this week)
So now I am sitting in front of this LENOVA computer wondering ...Worse CaseScenerio...HD FAILURE...and lets face it it DOES HAPPEN.
so here are my questions
1: What is the difference between Recovery Disc and Reinstall Dics?
2: If this Lenova System can only Create Recovery Discs ...and the HD needs to be replaced will the Recovery discs reintsall Windows 7 on this system?
3: How do I create these discs...I found an option on Lenova Rescue System to create Recovery Discs but it was 24 4.5 GB DVD's to do this? Windows Vista only needed 2
Am I missing something here can some one Please help me
thank you!

They should sell you recovery disc without any problems. If you call customer service and you feel that the conversation is going no ware you probably talking to wrong person. Disconnect and tray another time, you will never speak to the same person twice
OEM reinstall disc doesn’t need activation, retail windows disc needs but you have serial number on the sticker so just call Microsoft and activate it.
Recovery disc is a copy of your computer hard drive with windows, drivers, software included
Reinstall disc is the same for all computers with windows only, you have to install drivers and software separately
Reinstall OEM disc is only for Lenovo system but it is the same like retail windows disc with added pre-activation

Hello, I am trying to reinstall os x lion in my macbook pro mid 2012, from my recovery disc, and its imposible because every time I have problems to download de installer or something that is required to do that. what can I do?

hello, I am trying to reinstall os x lion in my macbook pro mid 2012, from my recovery disc, and its imposible because every time I have problems to download de installer or something that is required to do that. what can I do?

When you do get it downloaded, before you do anything else, save the Lion installer - make a copy and put it somewhere safe. you can then reuse, make a clean install and other things.
OS X Lion Install to Different Drive
How to create an OS X Lion installation disc MacFixIt
Migration Assistant Update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard
http://www.apple.com/support/lion/installrecovery/
Create an OS X Lion Install disc
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20080989-263/how-to-create-an-os-x-lion-ins tallation-disc
How to clone your system:
http://macperformanceguide.com/Mac-HowToClone-backup.html
http://macperformanceguide.com/Mac-HowToClone.html
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/7032/carbon-copy-cloner
http://www.macperformanceguide.com/blog/2012/20120711_2-MacPro-internal-clone-ba ckup.html
Yes I strongly recommend making a clone you can boot from in addition to use TimeMachine.
Carbon Copy Cloner will also offer to copy and make a Recovery partition on the 2nd drive.

Help Needed! Getting the files off the recovery disc and onto the computer. How?!?

Okay, I shut down my computer a few hours ago like normal and I restarted it again when I wanted to go on it which was later this evening. A screen popped up that said press enter to continue and a bunch of code, so I did just pressed 'Enter' like it asked. Then another screen came up that said, "Your computer could not start up, we are finding and fixing the problems, ect ect." And then there was a percentage at the bottom of how much was completed.
So after it was finished, my computer started to totally restart, like I just bought the computer. It had me remake everything. And when it was all done EVERYTHING except for the programs that came with the computer where gone. I noticed a recovery disc and how it was almost full, and it said it has all my programs on it and to not delete it. Well okay if it has all my programs....
How in the world do I get everything from the recovery disc back onto my computer?
Please comment on any information that can help!

The recovery partition on the hard drive does not have your programs/files. It holds the files to reinstall Windows and all original software/drivers that came on the laptop. In other words, it does exactly what just occurred.
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2 probs! HDD Formatted and no recovery discs and "1962 NO Operating System" error message

Hi, I have had my Lenovo Idecentre B540 for approx 2 weeks now and my hard drive had to be formatted and windows reinstalled. However, this means the partition is lost and i had no recovery disc or drivers disc with it so have been unable to get the touchscreen working and probably missing out on all the features that were the reasons for buying this machine.
Running Windows 7 home premium and have downlaoded all the drivers from the support page on here but nothing there for the touch panel drivers and cant find it or ideatouch 4.5 online either.
I would like a disc sending to me or a link to be able to downlaod please.
Also now i have had
"1962 no operating system" error message when booting. ANy known reason for this? Lots of guesses online but no concrete answer.

You might look at this thread and you might also do a search: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaCentre-Desktops-Home-Servers/LENOVO-IDEACENTRE-B540-ONE-KEY-RECOVERY...

Help!! New W530 and I have a recovery disc creation error?

Hi, I just got a brand new W530 and got an error when creating the recovery discs. Now the process won't restart. Is there a solution?
The partition is still there but the wizard won't start up again so I can't give it another shot.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hello and welcome,
There may be a way to re-enable the recovery creation process. There was with older machines. I don't know what the current situation is, but others may chime in.
The best course might be to call support and request the recovery media. I can't speak for Lenovo, but it's common for them to be sent free in this situation.
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HP Recovery Disc Creation Error

I just bought a new HP Pavilion 500 desktop AMD Elite Quad Core A8-6500 8GB memory 2TB hd, and I am trying to create recovery discs as recommended by the system using DVD+R (Memorex Brand) discs to complete this process. The program comes up, checks the disc I insert and tells me which type I have and that it will take 3 discs to complete the progess.
It then appears to be creating disc number 1.
However after completion, it says it is verifying the disc and then after about 15 minutes puts up an error message.
"An error occured while creating the disc. Try a new disc or choose a different high quality brand of disc and make sure all applications arre closed."
This whole process wastes about 30 minutes. However, I can see in windows explorer that the disc has been created and has files on it. I rebooted, started over and was able to create disk 1. Disk 2 would always error out at the end of the process. I spent hours last night trying 6 different disks until I gave up on Disk 2. Thinking I have a bad PC or drive, I tried ripping cd's and playing movies, all seemed to work ok.
I was really frustrated until I saw that 5 years after this 2009 post people are still having the exact same issue! So it is not just me.
I am giving up on recovery disks because I have already spent too much time and disks on it.
I will try the recovery usb and if that fails move on.

Additional information is below. I was surprised to see so many people with HP products having exactly the same problem. The recovery disk problem is very frustrating because you have to wait so long for it to error (30-45 min.) and it looks like it is working right up to the point it errors out at the end of the disc writing process.
1. Product name - HP Black 500-214 Desktop PC with AMD Elite Quad-Core A8-6500 Accelerated Processor, 8GB Memory, 2TB Hard Drive, purchased and unboxed yesterday
2. OS - Windows 8.1
3. Error Message - "An error occured while creating the disc. Try a new disc or choose a different high quality brand of disc and make sure all applications are closed."
4. Any changes made - No changes, this was right out of the box after I set up window 8.1.

DVD recovery disc creator error

Hiya,
I have a toshiba L300 series laptop running vista, which basically just crashes as soon as I load it up as soon as I try to do anything in normal mode (it runs perfectly in safe mode). I'd like to reboot my system obviously!
Basically when I try to run the recovery disc creator, just over half way through creating the first disc I get the error message:
'Failed to read the following file.
F:\06491XSP.swm
(error code:020150-20-00000000)'
Any help would be much appreciated,
thanks,
Olie

Hi!
Firmware updates you can get on the Toshiba website but for your Satellite A300 with Mat****a drive I didnt find one.
Have you tried DVDs from different manufactures? I use always Verbatim disks and never had problems with it.
Check this!
Bye

Questions about recovery discs and partitioning Satellite A200-QH0

I bought a Satellite A200-QH0 model in Australia and due to lack of forums in our country I'd like to ask some questions here if that's ok.
The notebook contains 3 partitions - a 1.6GB "EISA Configuration" partition, the large OS partition, and the recovery partition. So I've made the recovery DVD??s using the Recovery Disc Creator tool as we aren't supplied with an actual disc. But I would like to know what these discs will do? My questions:
1. Will they truly return the hard drive back to _exactly_ how it was including the partition layout and pre-installed software?
2. Will the recovery DVDs work even if the drive has been repartioned? I would like to split the system partition to give space for data files etc. But will this extra partition stop the recovery procedure working properly?
Please understand that I'm not interested in reformatting the entire drive. I just want to split the OS partition. But in case I have to replace the drive in the future or something I'd like to know how close to "original" these discs will get me, no matter what I do to the drive?
Thanks,
Dave

Hi
Im not 100% sure how the recovery works on the Toshiba Australian notebooks but I presume the Recovery CD contains the Toshiba image with the Windows OS, drivers, tools and utilities.
I think if you would use the Recovery CD then the whole HDD will be formatted and all partitions will be erased.
I think the recovery partition will be not created using the recovery CD because the recovery CD was already created so the recovery partition is not necessary anymore
Regards

Had to order recovery discs and can't do a full system recovery

My recovery file on my hard drive was erased so I had to order recovery discs. I followed all of the instructons of turning computer on, inserting the 1st dvd, holding the power button to shut off the computer, turning it back on, pressing etc to reach options. Chose f9. Chose to boot from dvd/cd rom. When I do that, my computer acts like it was shut off prematurely and no recovery menu.

One of several possibilities. Your CD/DVD drive is not working well enough to boot from or possible that the Recovery Disc is defective. Do you have another machine you can test the discs on to see if they will boot?
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Someone please help me! I live in Turkey and bought my iMac desktop in February. The dealer kept the recovery discs and won't send them. My screen freezes seconds after opening and I can't figure out how to repair it myself. Please help!

I was deleting photos when the screen froze and I had to shut down the computer manually. Now after the first minute of being turned on the screen freezes and the mouse arrow goes into that rainbow whirling disc and won't stop no matter how long I let it go. My keyboard is Turkish. My keys are not marked the same as an English one is, further complicating resolving the problem.
The dealer I bought it from doesn't speak English and wants to charge me for repairs. I refuse to pack the computer up and ship it UPS out of town for a repair I can do plus pay for shipping.
When I received my computer I was only given the manual and no system restore discs for situations such as this. I asked where they were and was told there were none.
I suspect this is a tactic to make money on bogus tech repairs off their customers. To purchase new discs, if I can find them, can cost from $30-$40 - the dealer more than likely is re-selling the discs at 100% profit. This is Cizgili Apple Store in Adana, Turkey. I wish to report them. It is a national company too. I don't have a receipt handy, but have an emailed receipt. I can't get my computer's number to get further assistance on the Apple website withput it.
I was a dedicated Windows customer until I started doing desk top publishing. I'm fighting the urge not to regret buying this computer.

1-800-676-2775 apple support tech support 1 800 275 2273
If your computer is on one minute before it freezes, than you have one minute to secure your serial number.
click the apple----->click about this Mac ------> click on version----> until you see the serial number. You may have to do this a couple of times if it freezes before you have all the numbers. A camera might help.
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Recovery disc #2 error:1002

from BOOTMGR MISSING screen ... I press F11 ... I select system configuration
then I pressed F9 and F10 to load default settings
I put in Disk #1 and it loads files ... asked for Disk #2
I put in Disk #2 and select recover system
the first task of formating hard drive complets
and the second task of system recover spits out error 1002 contact HP support
The other tech suggested I do ck-disk for memory and hard drive
I did both several times : DATA OK there are no hard drive or memorary issues
I cannot overcome error 1002 .... can someone please help me resolve this issue. I use my PC for online course.
the recovery disk came with the Notebook I don't know if it's directly from HP ... I'm open to any suggestions U might offer to resolve error 1002.
Thanks.

If this is the HP Factory REcovery disk that you bought or they sent you then you need to contact HP warranty support and ask for replacement disk as your copy doesn't work.
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Recovery failurr and error 0xc00000e9

Hello,So, I've recently had a problem with computer. My computer is 1.5 years old and today it just decided to run extremely slow. I tried all possible solutions to solve it but nothing worked. So I tried a minimal omage recovery with a backup but it failed. So I tried a System Recovery. It was successful until the computer restarted and displayed "Windows Files Loading" the first bar loaded fully but at the second bar it got stuck in the middle and displayed the error 0xc00000e9 I/O something error. I am not using any external devices for a recovery im just using my computer. I've tried everything please help me :/

Hi:
I doubt you can fix the error as it stands.
Please read the info at the link below to see if you can order a set of recovery disks for your PC.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07143&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en
Recovery disks will restore the factory installation of windows and bundled programs and recreate the recovery partition.
Cost for a set depends on what country you live in. Normally in the USA, one pays between $15 and $20 for a set.
Paul

IPhone in recovery mode and error 3194

when i plug my iphone 4 version 4.3.5 into itunes ,it come up with the error < itunes has detected and iphone in recovery mode, you must restore this iphone before it can be used with itunes> i then click ok on that error message and then click restore , the ipone begins to restore but after 15 seconds or so itunes come up with the error 3194, this mean i cant restore the phone.
if any 1 could help id be grateful

Well, there you have it.
Read here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3743
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