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Formatting a HP Pavilion dv9000

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Benou -  
 remy -
Good evening, I want to format my HP Pavilion dv9000 laptop but obviously I did not burn the recovery CD...
So I tried to do it today. I’m told I need Recovery Manager to burn this disc and of course it has disappeared from my computer...
Is it possible to find a program that can burn the reinstall disc?
And then how do I proceed to format? 
Configuration: Windows Vista Opera 9.51

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le druide Posted messages 40644 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   6 616
 
Restaurer le PC pour état d'origine avec le gestionnaire de récupération HP

Suivez les étapes ci-dessous pour utiliser HP Recovery Manager afin de ramener votre bloc-notes à son usine de base, puis laissez le PC exécuter tous les programmes d'installation.

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Appuyez sur le bouton d'alimentation pour allumer le PC, et appuyez sur la touche F11 sur le clavier immédiatement pendant que l'ordinateur démarre. La fenêtre HP Backup and Recovery Manager s'affichera.
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Cliquez sur Options, sélectionnez l'option Système, puis cliquez sur Suivant.
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Si le Recovery Manager peut accéder au disque dur, il affiche une invite pour sauvegarder les fichiers utilisateur avant de poursuivre le recouvrement. Vous pouvez soit sauvegarder vos fichiers, soit sauter la sauvegarde et la récupération du système d'exploitation.
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Si le Recovery Manager ne peut pas accéder au disque dur pour réparer le système des erreurs, utilisez l'ensemble des disques de récupération que vous avez créés pour récupérer le disque dur à son état d'origine.

Après que le disque dur est revenu à son état d'origine, redémarrez le PC et le PC permet d'exécuter tous les programmes d'installation.
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didie4234
 
Hello the druid
I have a question regarding the formatting of the HP Pavilion dv9000 with the translation you posted on the forum compared to the manip (procedure). Do we still need restore CDs? Thanks in advance for your reply.
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le druide Posted messages 40644 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   6 616 > didie4234
 
Well, when it comes to what is said here > If the Recovery Manager cannot access the hard drive to repair the system errors, use the set of recovery disks you created to restore the hard drive to its original state.

I would say it’s better to have the restore CDs on hand, because if the recovery partition is damaged the CDs will be your only lifeline.
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the druid without the potion.
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Lom-pomé > le druide Posted messages 40644 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention  
 
Hi there. I’m sorry you’re having trouble. I can’t provide troubleshooting or instructions for formatting a computer. If you need help, please contact HP support or a local technician.
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tigrou
 
Hello everyone,
I just formatted my HP Pavilion and restored it to its original configuration. I have a problem reconnecting to Wi-Fi. For every network found, it asks me for a web key, even though I am using a Wi-Fi router that worked very well before the formatting. Could you help me solve this problem? Thanks in advance. Bruno
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remy
 
Why does pressing F11 bring up the menu with Safe Mode and all that?
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le druide Posted messages 40644 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   6 616
 
Restore the PC to original condition with the HP Recovery Manager
Follow the steps below to use HP Recovery Manager to return your notebook to its baseline factory condition, then allow the PC to run all the setup programs.

1.
Press the power button to turn on the PC, and press F11 on the keyboard immediately while the computer is starting up. The HP Backup and Recovery Manager window will appear.
2.
Click Advanced options, select the System recovery option, and then click Next.
3.
If the Recovery Manager can access the hard drive it displays a prompt to backup up user files before continuing the recovery. You may either backup your files, or skip the backup and recover the operating system.
4.
If the Recovery Manager cannot access the hard drive to fix the system errors, use the set of Recovery disks that you created to recover the hard drive to its original condition.

After the hard drive is returned to its original condition, restart the PC and allow the PC to run all the setup programs.

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didie4234
 
thank you for your response the problem is that i don't have the recovery CDs i don't know how to format my pc because it sometimes starts once in two!
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Answer 3 / 15
Benou
 
F11 is forRecovery.. what I did and nothing changed … maybe in F11 I can format but after do I need the CD to reinstall?
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Answer 4 / 15
mustang76000
 
Hello,

How do you create the reinstall CDs since there aren’t any in this dv9000?

Thank you.
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Answer 5 / 15
Benou
 
So with the druid solution I don’t need to create a disk? I’m not super sharp in English but I basically understood… is it to be sure?!
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Answer 6 / 15
Benou
 
I don’t really understand English, is it about formatting the steps that the druid gave me?
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Answer 7 / 15
Anonymous user
 
On the friend's HP, the recovery can be run from the BIOS. The installation CD is included in a partition of their computer. You can check if it's the same for you.
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Answer 8 / 15
Benou
 
I didn’t understand anything ^^
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Answer 9 / 15
Anonymous user
 
Restart your laptop, and in the first window that appears (likely with a big HP logo), look at the bottom and if "Recovery" is written, press the designated key.
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Answer 10 / 15
Benou
 
No, there isn't.
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Answer 11 / 15
Anonymous user
 
Are there no options like F10 or F11?
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Answer 12 / 15
Benou
 
I don't think F10 is for formatting, I also tried it and it shows the computer's performance, the time and a whole bunch of stuff... well maybe that's it anyway
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Answer 13 / 15
Anonymous user
 
No, those are the BIOS options.

Let's set aside that solution. I found a link to download HP Recovery Manager. However, it seems to be only in English:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?prodNameId=1849355&lang=fr&cc=fr&taskId=135&prodTypeId=18964&prodSeriesId=1849354
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Anonymous
 
Which one should I take for the HP Pavilion dv9000 Notebook?
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Answer 14 / 15
Benou
 
Is it good for formatting and reinstalling Windows what you suggest, the druid? I can't download Recover Manager with your link, Klyde.
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Answer 15 / 15
Benou
 
Thank you very much ^^ sorry for insisting, have a good evening
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