Recovery Attempt has failed after PININST

[DocVir]

I Had a DV1029US With the Original Windows XP Install from the Recovery Media, After one of the restarts, it Stopped working with a recovery manager error Recovery Attempt has failed, The Discs Layout (Recovery Media For Windows XP Products: DV1000 Series) is:

1. Disc 1 - Windows XP Home Basic (Part 1) DV1000/V2000 Required Files 
2. Disc 2 - Windows XP Home Basic (Part 2) DV1000/V2000 Required Files 
3. Disc 3 - Windows XP Home Basic (Part 3) DV1000/V2000 Required Files 
4. Disc 1 - Windows XP Business (Part 1) Compaq NX 6000 Required Files 
5. Disc 2 - Windows XP Business (Part 2) Compaq NX 6000 Required Files
6. Disc 3 - Windows XP Business (Part 3) Compaq NX 6000 Required Files
7. Disc 1 - Windows XP Media Center 2005 (Part 1) Pavilion DV7000/9000 Required Files  (Includes 2 Games Plus A DISCover WildTangent Ripoff.)
8. Disc 2 - Windows XP Media Center 2005 (Part 2) Pavilion DV7000/9000 Required Files (Includes 2 Games Plus A DISCover WildTangent Ripoff.)
9. Disc 3 - Windows XP Media Center 2005 (Part 3) Pavilion DV7000/9000 Required Files (Includes 2 Games Plus A DISCover WildTangent Ripoff.)
10. Disc 4 - Original Software (All DV Series 2004 models)
11. Disc 4 - Original Software (All Compaq NX Series 2004 models)
12. Disc 4 - Original Software (DV70xx)
13. Disc 5 - Drivers (All DV Series 2004 models)
14. Disc 5 - Drivers (All Compaq NX series 2004 models)
15. Disc 5 - Drivers (DV70xx)
16. Supplemental 1 - for a DV3000
17. Supplemental 2 - for a DV5000

I Don't look of a DV7000/9000 MCE 2005 Recovery Discs 1 thru 3 because i now own a used DV7010nx, the original owner had stubborn GemMaster and EnglishOtto folders at program files, as Well As DISCover Games, they unfortuantly removed and swapped from a dv2400 line running Windows XP Home Edition SP2 Running of a Probally HP DV1000 Set.

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i know both pcs run windows xp sp2, so the DV1000 can't install Windows Me In Virtualbox due it's 64 GB.

[WAWood]

@DocVir 

OK, I get what you are saying -- but what is it you expect us here to be able to do?

HP has not supported XP with recovery media for many years and the third-party sites are the same.  Microsoft is the same situation.

If you tried a recovery from media you already have, my guess, if this is the original disk drive, is that the drive is failing -- given the age of the PC.  And, if it has one of those older IDE drives (the ones with lots of little pins sticking out the back), you are even worse off because no one I know has sold IDE laptop drives for many years.