Packade Bell Recovery Disc

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Guest

My PC runs XP while my new laptop runs Vista...Of course, as you know, we no
longer get recovery discs with nes pc's or laptops....I have had 5 attempts
to burn a recovery disc on to dvd but so far have been unsuccessful. It burns
the disc...then ejects it...then asks to re-insert it. Then it checks it
right through to 100%..hangs on for a short while ans ejects it again stating
"unsuccessful...insert a blank recordable disc".....Any ideas please? I've
requested a solution from Packade but have not as yet received a
reply...Thanks.
 
D

Delboy

Hi Telboy

Don't know if a laptop is set the same as my PB desktop, but you MAY have
"back to out of the box" files squirreled away in a secret location on the
HDD.

On Boot, repeatedly hit F12 and a menu comes up with "Recover from HDD" or
similar. Select this option to start recovery.

Of course this does not solve your bad disk problem. :blush:{

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R

Ryka

telboy said:
My PC runs XP while my new laptop runs Vista...Of course, as you know, we
no
longer get recovery discs with nes pc's or laptops....I have had 5
attempts
to burn a recovery disc on to dvd but so far have been unsuccessful. It
burns
the disc...then ejects it...then asks to re-insert it. Then it checks it
right through to 100%..hangs on for a short while ans ejects it again
stating
"unsuccessful...insert a blank recordable disc".....Any ideas please?
I've
requested a solution from Packade but have not as yet received a
reply...Thanks.

I gave up after several wasted DVDs I bought a copy from HP. For $15 you can
get the factory discs, which I think should have come with the computer like
they used to, but they didn't and since I believe them to be necessary I
gave HP the money for the recovery discs.
 
J

Jupiter Jones [MVP]

Start by trying a different brand of media and a different drive.
If you can control the burn rate, try a slower speed.

Consider returning the computer if they are unable to quickly resolve
the issue.
 
X

XS11E

telboy said:
My PC runs XP while my new laptop runs Vista...
..I have had 5 attempts to burn a recovery disc on to dvd
but so far have been unsuccessful.

Have you checked to see if it's OK to use a DVD? My laptop required me
to burn the recovery disc(s) onto CDs.
 

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