Recovery Disc & new ProBook 4530s

How do I create a recovery disc for a new ProBook 4530s with Windows 7? I can't find Recovery Manager software on the pc and the pc didn't ask me if I wanted to create a recovery disc.

Hi:
I don't think you can create a recovery disk on a 4530s.
It should have a recovery partition which you can use to restore the PC by striking the F11 key at the splash screen and launching the recovery process. Of course a recovery partition is useless if the hard drive dies, or you want to install a new HDD.
You can order a quick restore disk set, which I always do for all my HP business PC's and notebooks for $10, if you live in the USA or Canada. If you don't live in the USA or Canada, skip to the bottom of my post for instructions to order.
Here's how:
1. Write down the part number and serial # on the bottom of the computer on the white tag. The model # is an HP-Compaq 4530s, but the part number will be found on that white tag below the serial #.
2. Call HP at 1-800-952-7689, option 1 (ordering restore disks is part of the list in the option).
3. Provide the info asked by the rep that answers the phone. Some just ask for the serial #, some want both, or they will just want the serial number and type of computer (4530s).
4. Have a Master Card or Visa ready for purchasing. You will be charged $10.00.
You will receive the disks by First Class Mail or you can pay an additional $10.00 for FedEx shipping.
If you don't live in the USA or Canada, contact HP Support by telephone for the country you live in at the link below. If they have a separate number for business PC's/notebooks, call that number. You will need to provide the customer services rep the same info as above (model and serial #).
Costs range from free to more than $10 depending on where you live.
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/hp-information/summary/ww-support.html
Paul

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Recovery manager for probook 4530s

where can i download recovery manager for probook 4530s with supports as windows 8

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HP Recovery Disc Creator Probook 4740s

My company bought a new laptop for me which I have received and configured today
HP Probook 4740s - Windows 7 Professional
I am trying to create a set of recovery discs but it fails with the following error, can some one help me with this issue please.
I have tried running the recovery as the administrator but it made no difference

Hi:
I can't help you with that specific issue, but I would just call HP at this number 1-800-334-5144, and order a set of recovery disks for your notebook.
You will need to provide the model # and serial number.
Since the notebook is presumably under warranty as it is new, HP normally ships the recovery disks at no charge.
When a PC is out of warranty one pays $10 for a set.
Paul

Recovery Discs New Hard Drive Size

Hi everyone,
I had created a set of recovery discs for my HP Pavillion G7 notebook. It was 6 discs. The original hard drive that the Recovery Discs were made from was a 750GB Hard Drive.
The hard drive started to die on that notebook. I have another notebook that I don't use that has a new 500GB in it. I switched out the Hard drives as they are compatible.
My question is can I use the Recovery Discs that I had made from the 750gb drive that now is dying and recover on the new hard drive that is 500GB. I started the process but it stalled about halfway through on disc 4. Is that because I put in a smaller hard drive?
At this point do I need to buy a hard drive that is at least 750GB?
Please advise and thanks in advance!
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Hi,
Recovery media can have issues if used on drives smaller than the original.
Another option you could consider, as your notebook originally shipped with Windows 8 and the activation key is stored in the Bios chip, would be to create your own OEM Windows 8 installation disc.
For details on how to do this, see the 3rd post by Huffer on the following link - Note: the download is subject to a usage cap, so you may need to try over a period of several hours before it successfully starts
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Hardware/Need-Product-key/m-p/2592099/highlight/false#M96668
Additional software/drivers you may require can be found Here.
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I did not charged for 12 hours yet my new probook 4530s. is it okay ?......

HP Pobook 4530s
Windows 7 Home Premium
Question:
I did not charge my new laptop for 12 hours not a single time (which i bought 4 days ago). I am charging/discharging again and again 3 times daily.
Now,
1) tell me is it okay to deal my laptop battery like as it is going on ?
2) can i charge it for 12 hours 3 times (charging/discharging cycles) after its 4 days working ?
send me your response as soon as possible !!!
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I would simply suggest that you use the adapter to power the unit more often if possible, rather than going through 3 charge cycles per day. It's completely up to you -- there is no right or wrong here.
The two tools may be reading it at different times or using slightly different math to calculate this.
The calibration does not require you to charge/discharge 3 times. It is nearly impossible to calculate battery life with 100% accuracy; this is due to the constant changing of power draw. For example, if you are watching an HD movie or playing a 3D game, your power usage will increase. But, if the computer is sitting there idle (not in use, but turned on), it uses much less power. These and other factors make it impossible to perfectly calculate how much battery is left.
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HP Probook 4530s performance issues

Hello,
I bought a brand new Probook 4530s from a local dealer two days ago.
The specs of the laptop are available via the following page: http://www.1a.ee/print/?id=12973969&leasing_first_pmt=0&leasing_term=12
The system had preinstalled SUSE Linux 11 due to which I formatted the drive and installed Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. The issue that I have is to do with the fact that the computer is dead slow and it seems not to be charging. It does say charging and the led light on the left side is on, but no actual charging takes place (maybe 1% per hour).
In my opinion it does have something to do with the optimization of the i5 2450m processor. The processor scored a miserable 3.8 in the Windows Experience Index test.
Maybe it does have something to do with drivers or the lack thereof but I didn´t find anything besides the ones provided at HP´s page located at: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=5060882&...
Any thoughts on how to make my laptop run like it should?
Greetings
Lembit

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How to write a recovery disc in my hp probook 4530s?

i have baught this probook 4530s from Dubai.. and i didnt know how to write a recovery disc in dvds...?
So plz help me?
or should i get the recovery dvds from hp office?

zalakpatel wrote:
i have baught this probook 4530s from Dubai.. and i didnt know how to write a recovery disc in dvds...?
So plz help me?
or should i get the recovery dvds from hp office?
Hi,
Please select option(s) from this link to create a set of Recovery disc for your machine.
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BH
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Problem creating Recovery Discs with HP Probook 4530s Notebook PC.

I have a HP ProBook 4530s Notebook computer my daughter gave me. It is 5 months out of warranty. I had to recover it using Recovery Manager and the recovery partition. The OS is W7 Home Premium 64 bit.
An HP support document says that I can create Windows 7 recovery discs using DVD-R media. It says to click Start, then All Programs, then Recovery Manager.
The problem is there is no Recovery Manager in All Programs. I want to create recovery discs instead of relying on the recovery partition.
I called HP and they had no explanation. I asked them if the instructions were wrong or were they right but for some reason Recovery Manager was missing from All Programs. All they could tell me is to recover it using the recovery partition by restarting the computer and then pushing F11 for the Recovery Manager. That works to recover the computer but NOT to create recovery discs.
Is there any way to create Recovery discs?

Hi
Not without the recovery manager, which is not included on every HP business notebook.
My HP Elitebook 6930p came with a recovery partition but no recovery disks, recovery manager program to make recovery disks.
And it cannot be downloaded.
If you live in the USA, call HP at this number, 1-800-334-5144 and order a set of recovery disks.
You will need to provide the model number and serial number to the customer support rep.
Since the notebook is out of warranty, there will be a charge of $10 for the set of recovery disks.

(Resolved) Windows 8 - Recovery Discs Do Not Work With New Hard Drive

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.
I have upgraded drives in the past on Vista and 7 the same way using self created HP recovery discs with no issue, I do know what i'm doing. I've seen discussion mentioning BIOS issues and other such problems. I did try updating the BIOS to the one on the HP Support page (2013-03-01 , Version:F.26, 7.76M) and the recovery discs still will not work. I found the CyberLink Recovery Discs Utility thread, however this solution/software has no support for Windows 8. I have tried to run the utility and it fails, tried with compatiabity and it failed. Why is this happening and what can be done to resolve this problem?
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.
Please help, Thanks.

Hey Joe907,
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.
Also, I wanted to apologize for the customer service issues you had. I hope that everything is working well with the computer now. Of course, if it's not, let me know. I'll be glad to help in any way I can.
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.
I hope this information helps! Please let me know if you have any questions and thanks again for you post!

Recovery discs do not work with new hard drive

Hi I have come here desperately seeking help as I am not too knowledgeable with the workings of computers and I have spent an incredible amount of time just trying to get my laptop to some level of functionality. I purchased a HP Envy and it had a corrupt hard drive which would not work from day one, laptop was new. After a year of constant pressure on HP they finally decided to replace it and let me choose any laptop so I went with the Beats Envy 14 as it was the best one offered from the selection. Low and behold the thing would not work properly from day one, again my brother who is much more of an expert said that there was definitely a hard drive issue so for the past 3 years I have put up with a computer that constantly crashes with BSOD, where I have lost data on numerous occasions (only so often I can back up), that I have had to constantly reset the thing using HP recovery discs, and that generally cannot cope when performing multiple tasks. HP are most certainly shocking builds from my experience. Then just last week the hard drive just craps itself and the laptop no longer will boot up. I took it to a guy to get it at leYst working again so he has installed a new hard drive but with an old version of Windows 7. I want to go back to the Windows version I was akin to on the HP recovery disk , and essentially have it all set up as before except for now having a workable hard drive however I get the message: "This computer is not supported by the System Recovery Discs.You will not be able to continue to recover this system with these discs.Error: 0100 - 3385 - 3078" I also tried out of interest to load my old Windows 7 disc I had and XP but had no success. Tried booting from startup etc and various things suggested on help forums. Please tell me I am not stuck with this version of windows. Whilst the discs included Windows 7 it was a totally different version, this home premium one is terrible. Any help/advice would be gratefully received. Thanks

no they were both 500gb. I read about that already, I heard about creating a partition for recovery etc but this is all a bit above me , as I said I am not very technical when it comes to the working of a computer. These discs worked perfectly before but now with the new hard drive will not load at all. I essentially hate the Windows Home Premium verions the guy who fixed it put on, whilst the discs had Windows 7 on them the icons were way smaller, the desktop neater, the buttons different, everything was a lot more modern and I was used to it. This version looks like something from the 90s, have to constantly adjust size of Mozilla when browsing as it is huge. I have my own version of Windows 7 on another disc but the hard drive will not let it load either........considering waiting for Windows 10 but again unsure if this new hard drive will even let that update Thanks

Satellite Pro M40 hard drive failure - Recovery disc on new drive?

Hi
My Satellite Pro M40 hard disk has died and I want to install a new drive. Unfortunately my old drive is 60Gig and the Toshiba parts website has only 40 Gig or 80 Gig drives.
Will I encounter any problems with the recovery disc if the hard drive is not exactly the same?
Your advice would be appreciated.
C

No, there shouldnt be any problem with the Toshiba recovery CD.
On the recovery CD you will find a Windows OS, Toshiba drivers and utilities and additional software.
These whole applications are packed in image files.
You should only be sure that the HDD is compatible with your notebook and will be recognized in the BIOS.
Then just simply boot from the recovery CD and the installation should start.

New Hard drive - won't install windows from recovery disc

I am having an issue with my Satellite L505D-S5965. I replaced the hard drive (upgraded from 250 to 500GB) due to issues with the old one (which had been replaced once already) and am using the recovery disc I made before my other hard drive crashed. When I boot the computer, it says it is loading Windows files, asks for country, etc., but then doesn't display an operating system to choose and asks me to choose drivers. I can't restore it from a system image because I kept getting an error on the old drive when I tried to create one. When I've checked, it says that Windows isn't installed on the computer. I checked the BIOS and it is recognizing the new hard drive. I have also tried booting it up from the DVD/CD using the set of disks I created after I got my new hard drive previously, but it doesn't seem to even recognize them and I can't get to the Toshiba Recovery Wizard. I would order the Toshiba Recovery Media, but with the issues I'm having, I'm not sure that is the fix. I'd hate to be out another $30 on an old computer (since we also had to replace the mother board in the past few months) if I'm not sure that will cure the problem.

Satellite L505D-S5965
Downloads here.
The usual problem is restoring to a drive with advanced-format technology. Nearly all the new drives use it. See this message from three years ago.
See this message for early installation of the driver.
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New Hard Drive and trying to reinstall OS. Have Hp Recovery Discs but DVD drive broke

Hi to all,
I just put a new hard drive in my HP Dv7. I also ordered recovery discs. When I tried to put the disc in I then found out my DVD drive is not working
My question is can I transfer the recovery disc to a USB flash drive and then boot from there?
I would appreciate any insight!!
Thank you in advance,
Marc
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You cannot copy from recovery DVD to USB.
What is the problem with the drive, do you have a boot DVD to try?
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Installed new hard drive ran hp recovery disc's- get error code

I am reinstalling xp on a new hard drive and I get this message stop: 0x0000007b?
reinstalling xp and I get this message stop: 0x0000007b (oxf9e53524,0xc0000034,0x00000000,0x0000… It is on an hp dv5000 running windows xp professional! I have an old hard drive and it still works but since it says failure is innement I decided to get a new hard drive and when I used the recovery disc's on the new hard drive, i got the message above!
The weird thing is that I can put my old hard drive back into the laptop and it works fine but still about to fail! I also have an xp disc that my friend had so CAN I use it instead and would it fix my problem or not? The disc says this on it!
operating system cd microsoft windows xp home sp2 (contains software and drivers already installed. for software reinstallation and repair only)
(Please note: the software on this cd is already installed. store in a safe place and refer to your user documentation if you need to reinstall or repair your system software. for distribution with new hp or compaq pc)
ok there is only one disc and it is black and white ! Is this an actual windows xp disc that can be used on any hp that has had xp on it or what?
can I just install this cd and start from scratch or is it the same as my recovery discs?
I dont know how to boot into the menu and all that stuff so please be detailed if you can help me! I really appreciate any help! thanks

No, recovery discs are particular to each PC make and model.
I would try cloning the old hard drive to the new one using this software
http://www.todo-backup.com/products/home/free-backup-software.htm
Clone How to
http://www.todo-backup.com/products/features/disk-clone-guide.htm
You can order recovery media here
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00810334&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
If HP no longer has Recovery Media for your model, order them here
http://www.computersurgeons.com/Default.aspx

Can I use a recovery disc on a new 120 GB SSD for HP Envy 17 that previously had 2 500GB RAID 0?

I currently have a HP Envy 17-2070NR. I would like to install a new SSD (120 GB) to replace one of the 500 GB HD that are currently in the laptop (the 2 drives are set up RAID 0).
If I install the new drive and remove the two old ones can I use the recovery discs to reinstall windows/drivers/default programs?

The 500GB MyBook Pro should work fine. Just be sure to use a Firewire connection (not USB) to your Mac and format the drive as Mac OS Extended - Journaled. It will come from the factory as FAT32, so you'll need to reformat it. But wait - don't reformat it until you offload the ButtonManager, FW Driver and Retrospect software. You will need the first two to install your drive.
And that's one of the reasons I stay away from the MyBook drives - they were really designed for Windows systems, not Macs. For one, they have their own FireWire drivers and I see no reason to be required to install device-specific drivers on my Mac in order to use a consumer-grade hard drive. As far as I'm concerned, that's just bad design (or, perhaps design for systems other than Macs ...).
The 500GB Lacie Big Disk did get a bunch of bad reviews. However, the 500GB Lacie d2 Extreme is the same price and has much better reviews. The Lacie d2 Extreme drives are quite reliable; I have many and not one of them has failed me over the years. The 320GB d2 Extreme is currently $140 at newegg.com. See how that compares to the price of the MyBook.

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