Recovery Manager App

Hello, I´ve a problem with my computer, i can´t find Recovery Manager App, I would like to know how can i re-install it, please

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Recovery Management App not launching W8.1

Hello all,I'm looking to reinstall the original Synaptic driver. So I need the restore napplications and drivers option.I go into charms > Click Acer Recovery Management > "Yess" to UAC > NOTHINGTriedC:\Program Files\Acer\Acer eRecovery Management\ercoveryUI.exe > NNOTHINGC:\Program Files\Acer\Acer eRecovery Management\ercoveryMain.exe > NNOTHINGAny ideas as to where I can download the Recovery Management again or repair it?Many thanks in advance

Why don't you create a DVD backup of your applications and drivers like acer recommends?I guess you might as well create a USB factory default backup recovery drive while you're at it. I suppose you could get your synaptic driver here: http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers

Recovery manager

hi all
after the problem happend with me (delete C with everything even recovery manager app)
now i had install a cracked version of win 8 but i have in my hard the orginal win 8 thats comes with laptop hp probook 4540s ..
now i need the recovery manager app to recover the original one from hard to reinstall it .. help me plz

This is NOT official HP Customer Support and I, as most other persons on this forum, do not work for HP. This is a peer-to-peer user supported forum for HP consumer class products. HP maintains no official presence on this forum and it is unlikely that HP will respond in an official capacity. Any reply from a HP employee represents their own opinion and not that of HP's.
You can try tapping "F" key used for "Recovery" immediate after turning the computer on. This may invoke the "HP Recovery" partition which may return the computer to a factory like state. Alternatively, you can try using the Windows Disk Management Console to mark or set the HP Recovery partition as active and reboot your computer. Please see HP - Partitioning and Naming Hard Drives (Windows 8) for information about using the Windows Disk Management Console. Upon rebooting, the computer should start the HP Recovery process. After recovering the computer to a factory like state, you should be able to create your personal HP Recovery Discs if you haven't aleady done so.
Both of the above methods require that the computer still has the HP Recovery partition intact and not corrupted.
The HP ProBook 4540s Notebook PC is a business class computer and as such, your question may be better answered in the HP Enterprise Business Community. You may also consider contacting the HP Business Support Center to request assistance with your issue.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
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HP Pavilion dv7-1285dx - No F11, Won't Boot Windows -- Recovery Manager PATH?

I am repairing an HP Pavilion dv7-1285dx for a friend. I have restored countless other computers but this one has driven me up the wall after 7 hours of trial and error and web searches.
Here's the deal:
--The computer came with Windows Vista
--The owner upgraded it to Windows 7 this past fall
--The comptuer came in contact with malware and will not boot
--When booting, the computer will slowly attempt to load Windows, will make it to the "welcome" screen, then restart itself, creating an infinite loop
--I do have a recovery DVD for the computer; the owner burned it apparently in late 2010
--I am proficient in MS-DOS and am comfortable using the command prompt
--The command prompt is the only way I can operate this computer at the moment. I do not have access to Windows of any sort, let alone the web
--I do have two other computers here that are mine, both are Macs and one dual-boots into Windows; I do have a few flash drives and can burn optical media if necessary
The F11 key does not work on this computer to bring up the recovery manager. I know why, too--the machine was upgraded to Windows 7, which wiped out the connection between the key and the program.
My hope is that I can find the path of the recovery manager somewhere. There was a windows.old directory on the drive; I was able to change it to Windows (the existing Windows was renamed windows.scrap).
This enabled me to at least get to an OS selection screen. There were three options: 7, 7 (recovery), and Vista (recovery). None of them are able to get me into Windows. The Vista option states it is corrupt while both 7s will try to unsuccessfully repair themselves.
I can, however, access the command prompt through the Windows recovery program (NOT the HP recovery program, which I need to restore anything from either the partition on the D: drive or the DVD).
I did notice all of the files on the DVD were in .zip format once I got deep enough in a directory. I'm debating about extracting them on one of my other comptuers to see if I can just get them over on another device, but my only external hard drive is Mac formatted so I'll have to use a USB stick.
There have been queries about this out there referring to making the D: partition active. However, all of these solutions require Windows, which I cannot use. The same is true of downloads.
My biggest question--where could the recovery program be buried? I would be willing to bring files over on another device IF AND ONLY IF THEY DO NOT REQUIRE WINDOWS.
The SMINST directory within Program Files (x86) is not present.
Basically, I need a DOS-compatible, non-Windows, way to restore this computer.
I have no other Windows installation discs for the machine currently with me. Also, the COA sticker on the bottom of the computer is extremely worn and I can only read a few digits of it, so I can't use that for a restore I guess.
On a final note--the fan in this comptuer is extremely annoying; any way to turn it off besides just the switch in the BIOS that toggles whether it runs all the time?

You don't need to be in Windows to mark the D:\Recovery partition Active. Just boot with a utility cd with the disk management capability. If you don't have one_Scroll down on the page and get>> Bootable CD If you don't have a burning app that can burn an ISO to cd get>> ImgBurn to burn the iso image to cd-a guide on using ImgBurn to write an ISO to a disc is> Here. Once created, boot from it.
Btw-have you tried booting from his Vista Recovery DVD? With the first disc in the CD/DVD drive power on the laptop and immediately tap Esc to bring up the menu. Then tap F9 Boot options. Use the arrow key to move down & highlight the Optical drive then tap Enter key. (No key is needed with Recovery DVDs)
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Can not find recovery manager and have no disks to even start.

Ever since I got my laptop fixed I have been having a lot of problems My system was windows 7 and is now windows 8.
First it will not let me complete an update and on the screen it says it is reverting files.
Second when I first start up my computor it will not start up it does not do anything I even waited 1 hour today to see
if it would. and it still did not I turned it off and restarted it to get it to come on. I also even waited almost three hours to try and install updates, and the same error message that I talked about earlier appears, but before that message it had a message saying that it would be two days to complete the install the updates is this even right.
The last thing that I tryed to do well I watched on you tube how to do a system recovery, but I need the disks that I do not have so after watching the video I was very disapointed to find out that I do not even have a recovery manager so this computer is just giving me a whole bunch of problems, and I would hate to send it back yet again, because of this.
I am looking for another job right now and want to get busy and get my resume together and job applications together, because in about 4 days I go back to work and the job that I have now I do not get much time to do anything. So please help and I would like to do it all on line if posible. Thank you.

You have contradictions here.
The specs indicate that the computer came with Windows 8 installed, did you downgrade to Windows 7. If you did the recovery partition is certainly gone. Now you say you have Windows 8, how did you get it installed.
What update are you talking about, is it just one or many?
You say, " and the same error message that I talked about earlier appears, but before that message it had a message saying that it would be two days to complete the install the updates is this even right." Where did you get that message from, no way will it take two days to install an update.
If you desire recovery disks and If you live in the USA/Canada, call HP at this number 1-800-334-5144, and see if you can still get a set of recovery disks.
Otherwise http://welcome.hp.com/country/w1/en/support.html
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HP Envy 17-1181NR, Startup Repair / Recovery Manager / etc. not working

Okay, I've read some other similar threads made recently ("HP DV7 Recovery Issues", "HP Envy 17-2100ex") but feel I need to ask for help for my specific circumstances.
Model: HP Envy 17-1181NR
Product No.: YL747UA#ABA
SN: CNF0414VRL
Hardware: 17.3" Notebook, Intel Core i7-720QM processor, 750 GB HDD, 6 GB mem ...
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Noticed computer was running really slow last night and this morning, ctrl+alt+del to bring up task manager, eventually saw that somehow (maybe with a recent upgrade?) msmpeng.exe was started and running, though I had disabled it long ago. I killed the process tree within task manager.
Looked online and read how much of a bother this msmpeng.exe can be and resolved to disable it again to keep it from starting automatically at Windows startup. So following what I read, ctrl+r, typed msconfig, used that to disable the antimalware services that launch/use msmpeng.exe and a couple other services that seemed completely unnecessary (I was 95% sure).
Restarted machine to have changes take effect, came back to it minutes later frozen at a wallpaper that's blue with light rays coming down through it, as with sunlight through water. Mouse cursor moves, but unresponsive to all keyboard and mouse button input. Later discovered this screen is the background to the Recovery Manager, which was hung...
Later discovered what had happened: that on the first restart, starting Windows normally, it reached a BSOD with message:
"UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME" ...blah, blah, blah, * * * STOP: 0x000000ED (0xFFFFFA80064D8C00,0xFFFFFFFFC0000185,0x00000...,0x00000...
Which flashed for a split second before auto-restart, this time stopping at "Windows Error Recovery" screen giving choice between "Launch Startup Repair" and "Start Windows Normally" again. The former happened automatically after 30 second or whatever time delay, and then after loading files, hung at the water-screen described earlier. I can repeatably encounter these two outcomes for the two choices on the "Windows Error Recovery" screen.
Hitting escape after restart, and hitting F11 for "System Recovery" takes me to same water-screen hang point. I tried looking at system info, then doing system diagnostics, tried different scans and eventually the system tune-up scan. This failed with:
Memory Test: PASSED
SMART Check: PASSED
Short DSTL FAILED
FAILURE ID: 94UFL3-5B65QF-XD002K-6OUL03
PRODUCT ID: YL747UA#ABA
Hard Disk 1
This made me think of a disc error and that I can't trust Recovery Manager to be launched correctly from the recovery partition, D:, so I popped in my recovery DVD (first of 5 burned from recovery partition much earlier). Choosing repair options in the startup from this disk, after changing the boot device order in the BIOS settings (F10), brought me to the very same hanging at the water-screen.
I then tried F8 for "Advanced Boot Options" and various safe modes with the intent of reaching a command prompt to run "chkdsk /f /r" and/or "fixboot". But it can't get past loading the CLASSPNP.SYS driver. And without a command prompt now, I can't very easily copy in a pristine CLASSPNP.SYS from matching model / OS.
Is this HDD gone bad, just coincidentally with what I'd changed? Or is this a software issue as I'd be inclined to believe? Any thoughts or inputs from anyone will be much appreciated. Thanks.

Hi
I found some info that may help you
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c01890478
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c01867124
Hope this helps.
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Some videos are semi-missing - they do not show up in File Manager apps or another app

I have what I will call three FILER apps: File Browser, Air Browser and File Commander. I also have MovieSRTPlayer. Those apps appear to not register the presence of some video files that I have definitely copied to my PB. The MovieSRTPlayer will overlay a .srt file's text over a video allowing the pb to show subtitles. It works as long as it can find the video and srt files.
I am definitely transferring a series of video files to the pb's video folder. I am also transferring a companion file to that folder. The companion file is a subtitle file in the form of an .SRT file.
THREE file manager type apps do NOT show those files as present in the video folder. The Video app itself does show and play those video files.
I have copied the files using both wifi-sharing and when they did not show up that way, I copied them using the usb cable to the pb's Z: drive and the video folder.
As stated the dam! files play in the video app. But they do not appear in the various filer apps. And they also do not show in another app, one that will display the subtitle (.srt file) file overlaying the video. In all instances it is as if the pb does not register the presence of those files on the pb.
Now, what is interesting is that when this first cropped up, 7 files were missing - just a mix of video (no .srt files involved). That is they showed in the video app and played but the filer programs did not show them. I managed last night and this morning to get 7 of those to finally show by copying/moving/deleting and recopying. But now I'm running into this brick wall again. I have repeatedly copied two video (avi files) and their companion .srt files to the video folder. They are in that folder (I've looked using usb and wifi-sharing) and they play in the PB's video app. They are most certainly on my pb.
Oh, and yes, I've rebooted a number of times.
Ideas?

I have what I call 3 file manager apps. File Browser, Air Browser and File Commander (the older free version).
They all show or don't show the same thing. So files are missing. And SIZE is not the sole determining factor. When I was testing MovieSRT and "lost" some files I copied and renamed avi and .srt files. So there are two extra .srt files in the Video folder. But while they are 32kb (kilobytes) and 58kb respectively, they do NOT show up in the File managers. The other two identical files with the names matching the .avi files do show up. The one very large mp4 (2gb) does not show up. A subfolder I created just as a test does not show up. But the large mp4 and subfolder were showing up while I was actively copying the 2gb file - they would show up as the file was being copied - the filemanagers showed the file getting larger and larger and while doing so the "missing" subfolder also kept showing up. Then once the large file was completely copied, both it and the subfolder "disappeared" - again, the large mp4 does show in the Video app and it plays.
My persistence probably is based on the fact I was a computer programmer many eons ago! Also, I was trying to get YOUR app to work and the avi files were not showing up in your listing but they were showing and playing in Video app (but no subtitles). Finally, after copying/moving/re-copying over and over including moving and copying to the PB's Print folder (just since it was empty) and copying it back to the video folder (now 2 copies), the files would finally show up. Peculiar - yup!
Oh, one other thing - the 3 file managers all show what I will call the virtual Playbook-Demo video in their listings - your app does NOT show it. Obviously, it is not located in the Video Folder but somewhere in the bowels of the PB. So, the filemanagers are relying on some "file structure" that is not fully correct. But your app does not appear to show it.

Problem With Pavilion DV6 3052nr Recovery Manager!!!!!!!!

1. HP Pavilion DV6 3052nr
2.Windows Seven HomePre OA x64
3. On Recovery Manager : I Deleted all of my parttions on my hard disk. then when I used recovery disks to restore it to its factory set , after extracting the image files on disks to the hard drive , system restarted and boot to the Recovery manager with " Restore Incomplete " error. Just help me,pleaseeeeeeee

Hi:
You may have to purchase a set of HP recovery disks or if you can read all 25 characters of the W7 product key on the bottom of your notebook (DON'T POST IT), you can do this...
If you can read the 25 character Microsoft windows 7 product key, you can download plain Windows 7 ISO files to burn to a DVD for the version of windows that came installed on your PC, and that is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC's case.
Burn the ISO using the Burn ISO option on your DVD burning program and burn at the slowest possible speed your program will allow. This will create a bootable DVD.
Or use the Windows 7 USB/DVD installation tool to compile the ISO file you download from Digital River. Link and instructions below. You need a 4 GB flash drive to use the USB method of compilation.
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/html/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool
Use the 25 character product key on the PC to activate the installation.
The key will activate either a 32 or 64 bit installation.
Then go to the PC's support and driver page to install the drivers you need.
Link to the W7 ISO file downloads is below.
http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-windows-7-sp1-iso-from-digital-river/
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Recovery Manager not present and cannot install it

I am working on a friend's computer as a favor as he knows nothing about computers. I know some, but not much/enough about HP's. Windows failed so I entered Recovery Manager (f11) and made a backup image ( it had never been done on this computer) to a USB, Sony 32 gb. When I tried to boot from the USB during system recovery it would not boot. I tried changing BIOS settings removing protected boot and switching to legacy boot device, but it still would not boot. So I had downloaded a Win 8 install ios, burnt it to a DVD. It installed Win 8.1 fine, but it did not allow me back into Recovery Manager. I tired to use the Restore System but it still did not boot from the USB. Recovery Manager does not run. The restore partition is intact on the hard drive, so I have been trying to reinstall Recovery Manager with Windows running from RM/Tools/Rita-Tools/HPRecovery.exe. It will not finish installing RM. So I tried to install it from SW setup/RM4Win/installer.msi, but gives me "a script for this install to complete could not run. Contact your support or package vendor." Another time I tried it said the path was incorrect. I even tried copying the recovery image from the USB to the RM folder on the recovery partition but that gives me an incorrect path message too. I tried to find a file suggested on C;\Program files (x86)/Hewlett-Packard/HPRecovery Manager/Rebecca.exe but it is not there. I read that some USB's are not compatable but it did not giv e a compete list, only a few examples. Don't know where to find that list so I can buy another USB and copy the image over to it. Please, anyone, who actually with some indepth experience, would you help? I don't have much hair left from pulling it out.

WHen you get trouble with msi files you usually need the Microsoft Installer cleanup utility.
Here is a method for removal of iTunes and related programs with clean up and reinstall.
Download a fresh copy of iTunes and the stand alone version of Quicktime (the one without iTunes)
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Download and install Microsoft Installer cleanup utility, there are instructions on the page as well as the download. Note that what you download is the installer not the program – you have to run it to install the program. The installer doesn't give any message to confirm the installation.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301/
(To run the program – All Programs>>Windows Install)
Now use the following method to remove iTunes and its components:
XP
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1925
Vista
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1923
*If you hit a problem with one of the uninstalls don't worry*, carry on with the deleting of files and folders as directed in the method.
When you get to deleting Quicktime files in the system32 folder as advised in the method, you can delete any file or folder with Quicktime in the name.
Restart your PC.
Run the Microsoft Installer Cleanup Utility. (Start > All Programs > Windows Install Clean Up)
Remove any references you find to the programs you removed - strictly speaking you only need to worry about those programs where the uninstall failed.
If you don’t see an entry for one of the programs that did not uninstall, look out for blank entries or numeric entries that look like version numbers e.g. 7.x for Quicktime or 1.x for Bonjour.
restart your PC
Install the stand alone Quicktime and check that it works.
If it does, install iTunes.

Can't re install HP Support Assistant nor HP Recovery manager

Both HP Support Assistant and Recovery Manager stopped working. I've tried to uninstall them and when I reinstall I get the following error messages:
"microsoft .NET framework 3.5 is not installed. It is required in order to Proceed with the HP support Assistant Installation. You may use windows update to have this component installed."
Well, the thing is: I use windows 7 and I have Microsoft .NET framework 4
Can anyone help? my notebook is
HP Pavilion dv6-6135dx Entertainment Notebook PC
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Install this http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=21
Then try reinstalling it again.
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Can no longer find Recovery Manager for Windows 8

I have a new HP Envy dv6t 7300 notebook. I have turned it on twice. First time I only created my computer name and user ID name and password. Second time (a few minutes ago) I activated Windows 8 and immediately went to create system recovery disks. I typed in the search box "Recovery Manager", clicked on it, and chose "Recovery Media Creation." It then gave me the message "You are only allowed to create ONE set of media recovery" to which I clicked on "I accept." It then took me to the screen that said "Please insert one of the following media". (I was following a you tube explanation of how to do this and so far everything was fine.) However, when it got to this screen, it appeared (from the you tube video), that I was supposed to click on my choice of the media I was going to use (either flashdrive, DVD, or DVDDL.) However, nothing would happen when I tried to click on "DVD". Instead, below the choices to use, the "gear" icon kept spinning, acting like it was going to do something....but it kept spinning and spinning. Since it said at the top of this screen "Please insert one of the following media", I thought maybe I needed to put in the DVD. So I did. Still nothing happened. The gear continued to spin. So I thought maybe the computer was hung. So I took out the DVD and closed out of Recovery Manager thinking I'd try again. Now, however, when I type in the search box "Recovery Manager" nothing comes up. Just the message "No settings match your search." Certainly I can still make these disks, right??? Certainly my "one" time isn't gone because I closed out. Please someone help me! Thanks
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Hello parob12,
You’re not able to create recovery media.
If it started the recovery creation, it might have counted that as the one set.
You can call HP and let them know what happened and they should send be able to send you a set.
Here is a link to the phone number.
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Looking for a good Password Manager App for the iPhone

I'm looking for a good and reliable Password Manager App for the iPhone with sync capabilities on macs. I've read several reviews on several different apps on iTunes, and either they don't work properly, or they're a rip off, or they just don't sync or all of the above. Any recommendations?
Thanks in advance.

I've been very happy with 1Password, though I haven't used the iPhone component (not having an iPhone).
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Getting an error message, not enough space, when doing a file backup in HP Recovery Manager

Hi
I have a Pavillion dv7-6b32us using Windows 7 64 bit
Laptop will not boot. (A seperate issue that I have posted on the Laptop Freezes board) and Im trying to backup my drive through HP Recovery Manager. I get a message that there is not enough space available. Is there anyay to backup my drive to save the info?
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Windows Vista / 7 Recovery manager installer?

I have a TX2500. Recently, the OS was corrupted warranting a format and reinstall.
Since I was unable to enter Windows to do this, I was unable to restore from the recovery manager. F11 doesn't work.
I don't have the ability to create a recovery disk, or USB drive, because I am unable to get into windows.
What I have been able to do:
reinstall a different OS (windows 7) without a product key for the purpose of troubleshooting only.
What I need to do:
Install the HP Recovery manager into windows 7 in order to a) run recovery from my recovery partition, or b) create a recovery disk / USB.
I am absolutely baffled that the recovery partition is not a stand alone installation, and instead requires a program to be installed and run from a functioning windows installation.
In order to install windows again, I need the recovery manager. In order to get the recovery manager, I apparantly have to reinstall windows.
After scouring the site, I've found a dozen references from "hp employees" to recovery manager patches. These do not help me, because I no longer have recovery manager.
All I need is the full installation for Windows 7 recovery manager, or some other way to access this apparantly useless lump of wasted hard drive space known as the "HP_RECOVERY" partition.

Thanks for the download.
Well, I've tried that download every way I could think of on multiple computers. All that ever happens is the file is unpacked, a "power recover" icon shows up on the taskbar (in the running programs section) for several seconds, then disappears. When running the installer directly from the unpacked files, the same thing happens.
I've tried this most recently on a clean format / install, then unpack / run the file, then restart when it finishes. Nothing appears under installed programs, nothing comes up when searching for it.
Each of the computers I've tried this on is running Windows 7. One of them is an identical laptop with the same recovery partition that was formatted and had Windows 7 installed on it a while ago. The only HP software it has are the drivers.
I don't have any versions of vista lying around, other than the inaccessible data in the recovery partition. I'd have to dig around a bit to find an old version of XP to try that, but I really haven't had time to do that recently. Ideally I would like to be able to install the HP Recovery Manager in windows 7, and use it to a) restore the stock version of vista on the laptop, or b) create a backup disk, and use that to install the stock version of vista to the laptop. The reason I can't just leave windows 7 on the laptop is because it's the installer for another computer, and I don't have a license for it.
Can you think of any other installers that work to put the recovery manager on a windows 7 computer?

HT1535 I am trying to manually manage apps on my new iPad.

I am trying to manually manage apps on my new iPad 3. My daughter has over 500 apps on her iPad. We share an iTunes login id. Her apps are getting loaded on my iPad and are in "waiting" status. I deleted them numerous times, but they appear as "installing" in purchases in app store.
I want to be able to download a very small subset of the apps from my daughters iPad to mine, but many are stuck in the "installing" state. I now have iTunes on my desktop set to manually manage my apps (sync apps is unchecked) but when I first plugged my iPad into the desktop via USB, I think iTunes automatically synced al of my daughter's apps to my iPad.
I know how to download the apps I want from the cloud via Purchases in app store, but how can I get the apps out of "installing" state??

If you don't have a rescue email address then see if the instructions on this user tip helps : https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4551

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