How to Reformat an HP Laptop With Vista
Formatting your HP laptop is a good way to get rid of viruses that can't be removed by System Restore or any antivirus software that is installed on your computer. It is also a good way to start with a clean slate if you feel you have installed too many programs on your computer, or that it has just become too cluttered as a result of all of the use. In addition,the HP Laptop Battery in our online store with high quality. Either way, HP has made the once-intimidating task of formatting your hard drive something that is easier than ever to do.
Instructions
1. Create copies of any important data that you want to make sure not to lose. Consider storing important data on an external hard drive, a jump drive, CDs, DVDs, or any other storage device. You will have an opportunity to backup data later in the process, but in case something goes wrong, you will want to have a backup for peace of mind.
2. Click "Start" to open the Start menu.
3. Select "Recovery Manager" from the list of available programs. Click on the "Recovery Manager" file. The HP Recovery Manager program will open up in the middle of your screen.
4. Select "Advanced Options" in the lower left-hand corner of the HP Recovery Manager menu.
5. Select the circle to the left of "System Recovery" and click "Next." The program will automatically restart your computer. When your computer has finished restarting, Recovery Manager will re-open automatically.
6. Select the "System Recovery" option and click "Next." If your computer prompts you to use Microsoft System Restore, choose "No."
7. Select "Back up your files first" and click "Next." In addition, the hp elitebook 2530p battery is made of Japanese cell. Follow the Recovery Manager instructions to make sure any important files you have on your computer are restored after your hard drive is formatted. When you are done, click "Next."
8. Select "Recover without backing up your files" and click "Next." The formatting process will get underway, and all information with the exception of what you backed up will be deleted.
Tips & Warnings
If you go into "My Computer" on your HP laptop, you will notice two hard drives. The second hard drive is your HP Recovery Drive. Do not tamper with this drive. This is where the information is stored to make it easy for you to return your HP laptop to its original settings.
Formatting your hard drive will erase all of your information and return your computer to its original factory settings.
You cannot stop the format process once it is initiated.
Instructions
1. Create copies of any important data that you want to make sure not to lose. Consider storing important data on an external hard drive, a jump drive, CDs, DVDs, or any other storage device. You will have an opportunity to backup data later in the process, but in case something goes wrong, you will want to have a backup for peace of mind.
2. Click "Start" to open the Start menu.
3. Select "Recovery Manager" from the list of available programs. Click on the "Recovery Manager" file. The HP Recovery Manager program will open up in the middle of your screen.
4. Select "Advanced Options" in the lower left-hand corner of the HP Recovery Manager menu.
5. Select the circle to the left of "System Recovery" and click "Next." The program will automatically restart your computer. When your computer has finished restarting, Recovery Manager will re-open automatically.
6. Select the "System Recovery" option and click "Next." If your computer prompts you to use Microsoft System Restore, choose "No."
7. Select "Back up your files first" and click "Next." In addition, the hp elitebook 2530p battery is made of Japanese cell. Follow the Recovery Manager instructions to make sure any important files you have on your computer are restored after your hard drive is formatted. When you are done, click "Next."
8. Select "Recover without backing up your files" and click "Next." The formatting process will get underway, and all information with the exception of what you backed up will be deleted.
Tips & Warnings
If you go into "My Computer" on your HP laptop, you will notice two hard drives. The second hard drive is your HP Recovery Drive. Do not tamper with this drive. This is where the information is stored to make it easy for you to return your HP laptop to its original settings.
Formatting your hard drive will erase all of your information and return your computer to its original factory settings.
You cannot stop the format process once it is initiated.
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