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Old 09-04-2009, 12:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default how to reinstall OS from inactive recovery partition?

Hello, I have a headache since I bought hp touchsmart iq522sc a desktop computer. The problem started when I trying to change this computer's OS language because it was only one left demo computer. Accidently, I formatted C driver which is os installed partition in it. So i installed cracked(not genuine) os desperately. Then i tried to reinstall from factory image driver(recovery driver) but it does not work untill now. I tried to solve it many ways like, hit f11 when it boot, mark recovery partition "as active" from disk management etc. Nothing work for it. As I know the recovery partition exists and shows it has 4 gb file on it.
Is there any ways to reinstall from recovery partition?
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if you have a OS disk you should be able to do a "Full recover". Then you just point to the recovery partition to use it as base for the recovery
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if you have a OS disk you should be able to do a "Full recover". Then you just point to the recovery partition to use it as base for the recovery
Then how to do it? Should i going through repair option?
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What OS is it?
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What OS is it?
Current OS is vista ultimate 64x, OEM was vista home premium 64x.
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