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Old 06-14-2008   #1 (permalink)


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hp recovery manager

could smeone tell whats wrong with my recovery manager program in HP pavilion laptop... when i run the program, a window appears:

microsoft visual c++ runtime library
runtime error
program c:\windows\sminst\restore7.exe
abnormal program termination...

how can i fix the error?

thanks for helping!!!

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Old 06-14-2008   #2 (permalink)


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Re: hp recovery manager

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by opette View Post
could smeone tell whats wrong with my recovery manager program in HP pavilion laptop... when i run the program, a window appears:

microsoft visual c++ runtime library
runtime error
program c:\windows\sminst\restore7.exe
abnormal program termination...

how can i fix the error?

thanks for helping!!!
Are you using Vista....
If yes you can refer this link where you can download universal recovery disk. Please follow this link
Create a Recovery Disc
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Old 06-15-2008   #3 (permalink)


Vista 64-bit Ultimate Win7 64-bit Ultimate XP SP3 32-bit Pro
 
 

Re: hp recovery manager

Hello opette,

Welcome to Vista Forums!

Try this...

HP Recovery Center
With the machine off press the power button, as soon as you do that start tapping the F11 key.
That should take you to the HP Recovery Center. When there just follow the prompts.
It is pretty much self explanatory. From the time you boot into F11 (not counting
any backups you choose to make) you should be back on a working desktop in about
30 minutes. After it restarts just follow the prompts again to finish the process.

If your first option is system restore select no, which should take you to system recovery.
You want to try system recovery not system restore, unless you have good restore points saved!

Keep us informed!


Later Ted
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Old 06-16-2008   #4 (permalink)


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Re: hp recovery manager

my laptop is an hp dv6000.

how do i protect the recovery partition???


Recovery Partition
Warning!

This area of your hard drive
(or partition) contains files used
for your PC Recovery.

Do not delete or alter these files.

Any change to this partition could
prevent any recovery later.
I dont have this warning messege in my recovery partition. the drive is accessible, and they could be messed up.

thanx....
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Old 06-16-2008   #5 (permalink)


Vista Home Premium 32bit
 
 

Re: hp recovery manager

Im guessing the computer came installed with XP, but then you installed windows vista. If there is a problem id first try a system restore. If you made any big changes, there is most likley a restore point that will fix the problem. If that doesnt work try the F11 key at the POST screen. That should take you to the system recovery. However, assuming that you installed Vista on top of the xp installaion, the system recovery may not work.
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Old 06-16-2008   #6 (permalink)


Vista 64-bit Ultimate Win7 64-bit Ultimate XP SP3 32-bit Pro
 
 

Re: hp recovery manager

Hello opette,

Try this, if it will let you create a "Recovery Disc" set you should be OK.
Just remember if it will let you do it you will only get to make one set make it a good one! Also I learned the hard way, if you have the option to make a double layer DVD do it, that way you will only have one disc as opposed to fifteen CD's.

Go here in the start menu...

Attachment 4536

Keep us informed.


Later Ted

Last edited by Bare Foot Kid; 06-22-2008 at 06:58 PM..
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Old 02-01-2009   #7 (permalink)


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Re: hp recovery manager

can i system restore only one partion???? ????
????????
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Old 02-01-2009   #8 (permalink)


Vista Ultimate 64bit SP2/
 
 

Re: hp recovery manager

It will install on the C drive.
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Old 02-01-2009   #9 (permalink)


Vista Home Premium 32bit
 
 

Re: hp recovery manager

yes

reinstalling vista

plz answer
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Old 02-10-2009   #10 (permalink)


vista basic 32bit
 
 

Re: hp recovery manager

umm hi guys my computer is a Compaq Presario c700
i have a massively annoying problem with my vista OS.
Previously i was trying to install a new antivirus system onto my computer, but i mucked up the uninstall for my preivous one, norton, and hence cudnt acess the internet, i assume was cuz of sum firewall thing. So i went to my recovery manager and made a disc then rebooted my comp using the recovery manager for system restore. However when i went about recovering my computer to its factory default settings, it had an error message when reinstalling it. and wen i reboot my computer it came up with a BOOTMGR is missing Press ctrl+alt+del to restart. So i tried putting in my recovery cd that i previously burnt. But it still came up with this error message, dunt know how to fix :S
I also want to know how the other partition of my computer works, because my friend has the same computer model as me and i got him to burn me his partition in an attempt to restore my computer, but when he acessed the drive, it had no prompt telling him to like burn it to a cd to prevent harm etc. but he just clicked burn on the top right corner. when he burnt it though, it was a 880mb file, does that seem right?
rsvp thx
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