F0F92EA#ABV REQUIRED RECOVERY PROCEDURE FOR HP PAVILION 14 NOTEBOOK PC

[shindevi]

Product name: HP PAVILION 14 NOTEBOOK PC
Product number: F0F92EA#ABV
Windows 8 Single Language 64 bit

Hello

I want  detail recovery procedure  not hankey pankey answer 

How to configure 24gb sata with bios system UEFI device config with screen shot ASAP

Three years back got answer remove 24 Gb drive and boot later install 24 GB Drive

There is no correct procedure for this machine

Thanks 

Vijay 

[Huffer]

Vijay:

This is not Burger King...you can't come in here and start your post "I want"...we don't work for HP and help people who deserve help on our own time. 

I happen to have done this many times and will take the time to walk you through it but first explain what you have available in the way of recovery media and hardware and a little more about your problem. I read you old posts and you got some less than complete answers before. 

Does your laptop have the 24 gig mSATA disk already installed? What is the state of it now? You do not configure the acceleration in UEFI or the BIOS it is done using the Intel Rapid Storage app within Windows. I also want to be sure you understand what is going on....you cannot boot from the 24 gig mSSD. It simply "helps" the hard drive to work a bit faster. 

[shindevi]

Dear Huffer

I remove 24GB sata and done recovery

Later install 24GB sata try to config 24GB sata my hDD got wipe 

Now with 24 gb sata installion going on but I reset the bios date 1 jan 2000 in bios

Let give a try it is now under process  recovery

Let see 

But I notice no where mention in HP site how to do recovery of this kind machine 

Really not good from HP end 

Even some time OEM CD key installed on machine microsoft say not geninue CD key  They want cd KEY 

No cd key with me of windows

Thanks for quick reply

Thanks

Vijay 

[shindevi]

Remember 

Need to make bios date 01 01 2000 

Then do recovery  with normal recovery media

No where mention reset  date to 2000

Please show me any document

Make date reset to 2000

Thanks

Vijay 

[Huffer]

I never told you to set the BIOS date to 17 years ago....who told you that? As I said you got some poor advice before and are making it way harder than it is.

Quite simply you just install Windows on the main hard drive...ignore the 24 gig mSATA....then once you get Windows installed you use the Intel Rapid Storage app. Here is an overview:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/248828/how_to_setup_intel_smart_response_ssd_caching_technology.html

[shindevi]

SIR

But it solved the problem 

With  01- 01 -2000 year

I cant remember who told me but some one external person told me not from HP 

Thank 

Vijay 

[Huffer]

Solved what problem? It certainly did not activate the 24 gig mSATA acceleration. Maybe an issue with your recovery disk? 

[shindevi]

[shindevi]

Sir 

it solved my recovery problem 

please see screen shot 

if any thing wrong please tell me 

Thank

Vijay

[Huffer]

Thats exactly what it should look like. Good job. If something I suggested was the solution, please click "Accept as Solution" for that post so that it gets more visibility and others with the problem can find it more easily from search engines. If you mean something else fixed your problem then I am just glad to hear it is working for you. 

By the way you can go into the advanced configuration for the Intel Rapid Storage and have it use the whole disk for acceleration. As things are, you are left with an almost 4 gig partition that is not really useful for anything else and the acceleration cache will fill up over time and can work a little better with more space to use.