Recovery for HP Pavillion DV6000

Hi
I am hoping for some assistance with recovering my HP Pavillion DV 6000.
My laptop will not start up - I have tried to start in safe inform without success.
I have the recovery disks but before I use them I wanted to know this will result in me losing all my docs, photos, etc on my hard disk drive or not?Apologies if this is a real basic question - I am just not very computer literate.
Thanks in advance for any assistance in this regards.

Hi:
We are here to help. No need to apologize.
If you use the recovery disks you will lose all of your data.
There may be a way to get the data off from your hard drive even if you can't boot into windows.
Please watch this You Tube video on how you can do this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=xWW4DYt-8Mo
You can also start your PC and at the beginning of the HP welcome screen, tap the F9 key to launch the one time boot menu. Select your DVD ROMM drive to boot from and hit the enter key rather than going into the BIOS to change anything.
Then you can download the free software below and follow the instructions on how to create a bootable CD.
http://support.kaspersky.com/viruses/rescuedisk
Paul

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