Got Recovery Disks for my HP, but when it Boots to recovery DVD, it will just reboot

[Whymeimdonewith]

So basically, my hp computer has been wiped, but the recovery partition is still intact. 

It was Wiped of its HP software awhile ago, but the Recovery stuff is still intact, I got disks to try and recover the computer completely, but all it does when i load into DISK 1,

Is show a background, show 2 command prompts. Then it reboots and boots off of the disk again with the same thing happening. i popped the disk in a HP laptop to see if i would get different results, and i did, it said that the disk wasn't gonna work on the laptop (of course) it popped up recovery manager saying that without any other stuff, keep in mind the one I'm trying to recover is a desktop, not that laptop. anyways on the Desktop HP i unhooked the hard drive and booted into the DVD but it still did the same thing, the background and the two command prompts, and i don't really know at this point how to recover my Desktop HP, because i got DISKS. yet i cant get it to even load recovery manager, After the two cmd windows, Recovery manager is supposed to open, but doesn't. I need some help with this HP.

oh also F11 Without the DVD wont work, it only boots to recovery with the DVD, so it must be stored somewhat on the DVD maybe?

[Prométhée]

hi

I honestly find it hard to follow everything you say.
but if part of the reinstallation system is deleted, quite often it will not work
so if you launch F11 at startup, you can't do anything, right?
"unhooked the hard drive and booted into the DVD but it still did the same thing,"
I don't really understand what you mean, but if no HDD, impossible to use the recovery DVDs!
Why was the system erased, how?
The dvds, are the dvds that you created at the beginning, provided by Hp, purchased?

Normally you don't even need to use F11 , at least I did once a long time ago
provided the hard drive is functional, check in the bios that the computer is configured to boot from the cd drive
Reboot with recovery dvd no. 1, and the process should start
If that doesn't work, there may be a problem with the DVDs, HDD or something else!

In this case, it would be necessary to obtain a windows dvd, same version, try the installation, use the product key which must be on the computer for activation