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‎01-27-2017 10:16 AM

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Product: HP G62-228CL Notebook PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)
I replaced my drive with a new exact same drive. What is the procedure for starting up new hard drive. I have all recovery disks, and I want to load only Windows 7 operating system on it, return it to new. I will load programs at a  later date.
 
My HD is a  Western Digital  WD5000BEVT 
P/N: 591191-001        DFP
CT: 2BBPN0072YUA4L
MDL :WD5000BEVT - 6DADRT0
WWN:50014EE60015A94C     500GB
DCM :EHNTJBB
DGX :NAQ402FR5
NMB-003 Classe
D3301B
LBA :976773168
5VDC :0.55A
R/N:771672
 
I have a HP G62-228CL Notebook PC
Product ID WQ766UA#ABA
BIOS VERSION: F13
PROCESSOR TYPE:PENTIUM(R)DUAL-CORE CPUT4500
PROSSER SPEED 2.30GHZ.
the HD was replaced on this computer.
thanks, CajunMan
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‎01-27-2017 12:55 PM

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@cajunman

 

Hello;

Allow me to welcome you to the HP forums!

 

The procedure is you place the first disk in the optical drive and boot the PC.

 

It should read the disk and then you follow the directions.

Good Luck



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