Factory Reset issues

[Nikschumi]

HI,

Omen 15 has a SSD and HDD, which i had formated for smaller drive sizes. However, 200GB space was not allocatable due to an error following which i performed a Factory Reset using HP Recovery Manager. DUring the Factory Reset, the Restoration quit unexpectedly and shoed Restoration incomplete error message. further attempts to recover laptop have been unsuccessful. Any way to proceed with Recovery

Regards

Nikhil

[DINESH82]

Hii

You can Try this I Think Its Work.

You run disk defragment (Nathing effect in soft& Data)

1-open this pc and select (C drive) and right click and select properties 

2- then select "Tools".

3-select "Optimize"
4- select "c drive" and Analyze .

5-After Analyze click "optimize"

Repet step 4 And 5 in Others Drive.

Then Try 

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[Nikschumi]

Hi DInesh,

I cannot even log on to Windows

Regards

Nikhil

[DINESH82]

Hi

Nikhil

First Sugestion go Hp service Center

I think You Try all Possible Why To install or Reset Like this 

Different ways to launch Recovery Manager

Depending on how you launch the Recovery Manager, different recovery options are available. The recovery process can take from 30 minutes to two hours or more to complete. The computer will appear to stop working for long periods of time and will then restart several times. Do not interrupt the process, and do not attempt to use the computer until you are prompted to logon with a specific user name and password.

To launch the HP Recovery Manager, do any of the following:

  warning:

Because there are several recovery options available, some of which automatically delete files and programs, HP recommends that, before you select any recovery option, you back up all important files. Once the recovery process begins deleting files there is no way to pause or stop the process.

• Click Start, type recovery in the search field, and select HP Recovery Manager to run recovery from the D drive.
• Turn on the power and press F11 to run recovery without starting Windows (on some models esc key and then F11 key ).
• Insert the customer-created Recovery disc in disc drive and turn the power on to boot from the DVD disc.
• Insert replacement the Recovery disc purchased from HP, and turn the power on to boot from the DVD disc.

Read More 

If you already try upper option  then Try this-(as a suggestion)

If your Laptop On warrenty don't do this

If your laptop Take mSATA SSD  then you use your SSD as a external SSD .

once you make external ssd then you format your SSD and  try to reset your pc using your recovry manager .

More detail how to make external ssd Click Here

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[CF4]

Hi

I suspect the recovery manager didn't like the size and config of the disk.

A USB stick, and another PC will be needed, to make the repair/install media.

[Nikschumi]

I am now getting a CTO Panic error. Any ideas of how to resolve this issue

[Nikschumi · Accepted solution]

I had to send back the Laptop to HP repair center. Took me a week to get it solved and the only thing they put in description was OS reinstall