The HP Recovery Disc restores you computer to its initial state, erasing any changes and all of your data. It's really only to be used only in case of absolute necessity. Only one copy of the recovery disk can be created, so your first attempt to create it must succeed.

Because of software licensing restrictions, HP and its partners can only provide recovery kits for a limited time. Recover or reset the computer without recovery media Read one of the following documents for system recovery or reset options that do not require a disc or USB drive.

In English, the Start menu entry is called something like HP Backup and Recovery Manager. If you enter 'HP' you should find it in the list. Another possible name is the 'PC Help and Tools' menu group. If you still can't find it, go to C: Program Files (or whatever it is in Swedish) and search for a directory whose name starts with 'HP' and may look similar to one of the above names, where you can find this program. The Windows 7 Recovery Disk is much less destructive and can recover some computer errors. It's best to have both discs, just in case.

From: • In Control Panel, click System and Security, and then click Backup and Restore • In the left pane, click Create a system recovery disk • Insert a blank CD in the DVD, and then click Create Disk. Usually, you can create recovery disks of your system with a CD/DVD provided with the laptop. I mean should have got a disk when you bought the laptop. But this is not a general rule, so if you don't have a disk for 'Recovery Manager' probably HP/Compaq thought that you don't need one. This usually happens when you have that recovery partition, so you don't need a recovery manager to do a recovery disk for yourself. However, Windows 7 install disk may have an option for creating for you a recovery disk, I don't know for sure, if you have a Windows 7 install DVD, try to boot from it and see if you have an option. Driver Epson Fx 1180 Windows 8 more.

Is this a new laptop? Sometimes when you buy a new laptop, the place you buy it from will advertise services for your new laptop like 'removing unnecessary software' and 'software optimization'. If you accepted these services, they may have deleted the link to the recovery manager or the executable itself in order to 'serve your needs'. You can check the recycle bin for the link. Also look around in c:/Program Files and c:/Program Files(x86) for anything that relates to HP or Compaq.

The recovery manager executable might still be lying somewhere in there. You might also like to try to see if it was deleted from the recycle bin (and still recoverable). If it is completely gone, I would recommend doing a disk image backup with something like Acronis, Macrium Reflect, Norton Ghost, or CloneZilla. Keygen Php Maker Crack.