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‎06-05-2025 01:51 PM

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Product: HP EliteBook 660 16 inch G11 Notebook PC (902D8AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

I bought this  HP Notebook yesterday, Elitebook 66-G1116" WUXGA 32GB Ram, 1 Tb SSD Win11 Pro. I portioned the disk into a C:: and 😧 drive. However, when I tried to restore the 😧 drive with Aomei Backupper Pro, and then changed my mind, I stopped the restore, and tried it again. This time I accidentally tried to restore the C: drive of my Lenovo ThinkPad and when I became aware of it I interrupted the restore.  After that I got the screen that displayed "Recovery" your pc/device needs tto be repaired etc. Error code 0xc000000e and 5 options, but non of them worked for me. How to get this fixed quickly?

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‎06-05-2025 02:07 PM - edited ‎06-05-2025 02:09 PM

HP Recommended

If the PC came with Windows from HP,  you can use the HP cloud recovery client software to make a bootable USB recovery drive.

 

Here's an info link for how to use the software.

 

HP Business PCs - Using the HP Cloud Recovery Client in Windows 11 and Windows 10 | HP® Support

 

Since your PC is not working, you will need to use another Windows PC to create the recovery media with.

 

You can download the software at the link below.

 

HP EliteBook 660 16 inch G11 Notebook PC (902D8AV) Software and Driver Details

 

 

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