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11-01-2020 07:26 AM - edited 11-01-2020 08:35 AM
Due to low "disk" space I decided to factory reset my hp pavilion x2 10-n155sa using the HP recovery Manager and the on board recovery files.
The recovery has stopped for a couple of hours with the message "Restting this PC 62%"
I held down the start button for 6s and restarted the PC
It restarted the rcovery and again stopped at 62%
Has anyone any ideas how to get round this?
Thanks in advance
Edit -
The answer is patience!!!!!!!!!!!!
after about 3 - 4hrs the recovery started again and went to completion
so if this happens to you don't panic - just wait
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11-01-2020 10:45 AM
You can't -- as you should have checked here BEFORE you forced this, as your PC's "disk" drive is too small to support a reset based on internal feature.
You have to create and use external media in the form of a 32GB USB stick to do such a reset.
If your PC is a 2016 model or newer, you should see if you can make a bootable USB recovery drive using the HP cloud recovery tool on a working PC.
The recovery drive can then be used to install Win10 and the HP drivers and utilities that originally came with your PC.
Here is the link: https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c06162205
I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP
11-01-2020 10:45 AM
You can't -- as you should have checked here BEFORE you forced this, as your PC's "disk" drive is too small to support a reset based on internal feature.
You have to create and use external media in the form of a 32GB USB stick to do such a reset.
If your PC is a 2016 model or newer, you should see if you can make a bootable USB recovery drive using the HP cloud recovery tool on a working PC.
The recovery drive can then be used to install Win10 and the HP drivers and utilities that originally came with your PC.
Here is the link: https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c06162205
I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP