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04-16-2016 06:29 PM
Hii,
after upgrading to windows 10 i tride to go back to windows 7. Now wen my laptop startsup the screen is all black and shows,
An operating system wasn't found. Try disconnecting any drivers that don't contain an oparating system.
i tride afriting but noting helps als cant reser de system or bios. i dit a system test is givs oke!!
how can i reinstall windows ??
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04-21-2016 06:17 AM
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04-18-2016 06:24 AM
Hi @vehbi,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand from your posts that you are having an issue with your HP Pavilion g6-1220sd Notebook and recovering to Windows 7. You will need to use the Recovery Disks you created when the Notebook was new.
HP Recovery Manager can be accessed from the Start Menu, or by tapping F11 key as soon as you power on the laptop.
Recovery Manager is used to reinstall back to factory. This link shows you how.
Let me know how it goes.
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04-20-2016 01:08 PM
After triying to go back to windows 7 my notebook stopt working it wouldnt boot is set,
an operating system wasn't found try disconnecting any drives that dont contain an operating system.
I tride F11 but notting happand it just frosse.
So i didt a hard drive test and is was faild so i put up a old hard drive from my old notebook and my note book bootted instatlly. After that i downloaded windows 7 and installed.
Wat to understand now is dat after all this i have no backup orso i have no recovery disk and the recovery manager was on the hard drive from my hp notebook. I have notting
Finaly i accomplissed to fix the note book with my old hard drive and a downloaded windows 7 ultra 32bit.
But now the windows updata is not working properly it keeps loading and searching, i tride affriting.
04-21-2016 06:17 AM
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04-21-2016 08:44 AM
Regarding Windows Update appearing to NOT work in Windows 7 ...
I continue to support a bunch of Win7 PCs, some of which were rolled back from Win10 because the owners disliked Win10 so much.
But, I have noticed that recently, Windows Update has been performing really slowly on ALL these machines.
The symptoms are that it searches for HOURS -- and does not appear to make any progress!
OR .. it finds stuff, but then goes into downloading for HOURS ... and does not appear to make any progress!
It's as if MS is forcing Windows Update on older PCs to behave badly to pressure us ALL into upgrading to Win10. Now, they wouldn't do that, would they!!
Anyway, check for a Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Downloads\ folder. This is where Windows Updates stores the updates it downloads and its working files. IF it exists, Windows Update is working -- even though you see no progress. Over time, the folder will grow until all the Updates have been downloaded. Then, it will shrink as the Updates get applied. When done, Windows should remove it. If it does not, you can remove the contents of that folder, but do not remove the folder itself.
And yes ... updates are taking hours (or days!) when they used to take only a few minutes.
So basically, there is nothing wrong with your PC. This is MS making our lives miserable because they are trying to force all of us into upgrading to Win10 -- even if we don't want it!
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