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01-05-2017 11:45 AM
Hello,
I have a HP probook 450 G2.When I bought it,it was a DOS operating system pre-installed on it (Now I'm using Windows7 professional)
Now i wanna do a factory reset. I have searched the net a lot and found that i should use HP cloud recovery tool (don't know what else I can do), but when i run the program,when i press "Next" in the welcome page,in the "Setting up" window,it stops working and the green filling bar becomes red!
I have some questions:
How can I do a HP factory reset by this software (or any other solution)?
Should i tick the check box "Enable Proxy"?
Does HP cloud recovery find the media for my laptop automatically and creates a bootable operating system than was installed on my notebook when i bought it?
Please Help me,I've searched a lot and I'm getting confused now!
Thanks...
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01-05-2017 12:02 PM
>>> Does HP cloud recovery find the media for my laptop automatically and creates a bootable operating system than was installed on my notebook when i bought it?
Hi,
Unfortunately No. Since it came with FreeDOS, nothing to loose whenever/whatever you put anything over the top.
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01-05-2017 12:02 PM
>>> Does HP cloud recovery find the media for my laptop automatically and creates a bootable operating system than was installed on my notebook when i bought it?
Hi,
Unfortunately No. Since it came with FreeDOS, nothing to loose whenever/whatever you put anything over the top.
Regards.
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