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08-23-2021 03:50 PM - edited 08-23-2021 03:57 PM
I am trying to repair and backup pictures from my Touchsmart all in one pc. It did have a browser redirect virus that I wanted to remediate but I can't get past the backup. In Recovery Manager I am getting the error: "There is currently not enough space available on the system partition for temporary storage during data compression. You must free up some space on the system partition to continue with the task"
1. I have run a system check with the HP utility and everything says it is ok but when I try to reboot I am getting a blue screen with a stop error --> STOP 0x000000F4
2. I can run a system reset but would like to back up pics I don't want to lose.
3. I am pretty sure it has malware on it as well.
4. Found out the DVD drive is not working so I will be replacing that too.
5. I Have changed the boot order to boot from USB if that needs to happen.
08-25-2021 12:07 PM
@HjUser -- not enough space available on the system partition for temporary storage
That "system" partition could be your 'C:" drive-letter.
Can you access your "Downloads" folder, and delete some large files?
Then, empty your "Recycle Bin".
Run the Windows "Disk Cleanup" utility.
Within your web-browser(s), delete all the "temporary Internet files".
Uninstall some free software, e.g., Adobe Reader, and iTunes, to free-up some disk-space. Reinstall later.
08-25-2021 04:44 PM
Thank you for your help. I can't get past the HP Recovery Tool because I want to backup files before I reset everything. It just won't let me get past that. I can't even boot into safe mode.
I was able to download a Win7 iso onto Rufus so I will try that.
I think the drive may be damaged due to the fact that I am getting a BSOD with this stop error: 0x000000f4.