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BarrytheGreek

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I want to do a complete system recovery from the recovery partition on my laptop (HP G6000) .However when I hit f11 on startup to enter system recovery nothing happens . I did a recovery a while ago & I'm assuming that was how I did it ,is there another way to run it ? Vista home premium
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Welcome to Geeks to Go :)

Here is a link
to HP for your notebook...

According to the site if you can't get the recovery manager to work, then you will need to use the recovery disk you should have created when you first purchased the computer...

Hopefully this helps, let me know if it works

Good luck

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Try pressing F11 at HP logo.
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I want to do a system recovery from the recovery partition on my laptop (HP G6000) however when I hit f11 at startup as it says , nothing happens , just goes to a blank screen . I then have to turn machine off to get out of it . Is there another way to run the recovery partition . I'm using Vista home premium .
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I had a Dell laptop that when I turned it on and wanted to run the recovery partition by "supposedly" just pressing F11 upon startup it would never word so to get it to work I'd restart the laptop and right after the bios screen I'd keep pressing F11 + Fn (Fn key usually down by the space bar). It always worked when I did that. You can try just continuously pressing the F11 key right after the bios screen and see if that works. I know sometimes it takes awhile to get it at the right time. Also, if you can't get it to go into the recovery program at startup and you can logon to your computer then you can just start the HP Recovery program from the start menu.

Hope this helps.
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Press F11 at HP logo.
What the reason for running recovery?
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Sorry I didn't get back to you , didn't get email notification of replies . I can access recovery manager (which I'd actually forgotten about - Doh!) but doesn't help . When I select 'System recovery' laptop shuts down then restarts straight to a blank screen same as when I hit f11 at HP logo - I leave it a while but nothing
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I'd forgotten I'd posted question before but not getting notifications

http://www.geekstogo...65#entry1591665

Sorry for confusion .

I've tried everything now - recovery partition , f11 , f11 + fn

The reason for the recovery ... I had a few problems & had only a couple of days before done an Acronis backup so I ran the Acronis backup but the cable to the external drive somehow became disconnected . I'm assuming I could probably run the Acronis backup again (making sure the connections are correct) but want to be sure I can run a recovery to factory defaults if something goes wrong . I have both a recovery partition & discs I made when I bought the machine .
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