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HP Recovery Disk Error
Model of Computer: HP a6700f
Vista Home Edition 64-bit Base processor: Phenom-9150e (A) 1.8 GHz (65W), 2000 MHz HyperTransport 1.0, Socket AM2+ Issue: The computer came installed with Vista 64-bit. I attempted to install XP 32-bit. Before I did that I contacted HP to get all the necessary drivers. After installing XP the drivers that I received from HP did not work. I called support and they said I needed to run the recovery CD, because they do not support changing operating systems. I ran the recovery CD and I get an error 1005. I researched this error and it seems that it is because I installed a retail version of the operating system. The only other information I can find is that I need to "brand" the hard drive. I need to know how to get the recovery disk to run so that I can restore the system to the original state. |
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HH's curmudgeon
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Re: HP Recovery Disk Error
Have you formatted the hard drive to get rid of the XP?
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Re: HP Recovery Disk Error
Contact your manufacturer for the Vista X64 disks.
Why would you try to install XP 32 bit? Seen this alot peeps need to let go of XP and AGP ...
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HH's only cow moooooo...
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Re: HP Recovery Disk Error
Ya XP was good but Vista is way better...
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