Laptop factory processing error

[star72]

https://imgur.com/a/TKPXuMH

I can't do anything other than restart my laptop over and over again just to see the same problem

I had the bsod and I didn't know what to do so i decided to reset my entire laptop, but halfway through the reset process somthing when wrong (I can't recall everything as this was like 5 months ago)

Laptop model: https://support.hp.com/nz-en/document/c04355372

[REZ₪NIK]

enter bios and re-install the OS

[B-o-B]

You may have 2 choices i can think of right now... its early.

Use F8 Safe Mode to hopefully recover the system, providing the blue screen wasn't actually due to a Hard Disk problem beforehand.
The HP site will explain in a manual, or you may even have the manual on disk from when you bought it.

The HP site may have a procedure to recovery as well as having the system software.
https://support.hp.com/nz-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-probook-430-g2-notebook-pc/6943802/model/6943804

[star72]

b☣bz původně napsal:

You may have 2 choices i can think of right now... its early.

Use F8 Safe Mode to hopefully recover the system, providing the blue screen wasn't actually due to a Hard Disk problem beforehand.
The HP site will explain in a manual, or you may even have the manual on disk from when you bought it.

The HP site may have a procedure to recovery as well as having the system software.
https://support.hp.com/nz-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-probook-430-g2-notebook-pc/6943802/model/6943804

I tried the f8 thing, it does nothing

REZ₪NIK původně napsal:

enter bios and re-install the OS

how do you do that?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Go on a working pc and create bootable usb win10 installer using a blank usb flash drive (8GB minimum) and download Win10 64bit ISO from Microsoft. Create the drive with iso using MS media creation tool or Rufus. When done plug it into the laptop, enter the bios at power on and change boot order to the usb being the first boot drive.

[[☥] - CJ -]

Bad 💀 Motha původně napsal:

Go on a working pc and create bootable usb win10 installer using a blank usb flash drive (8GB minimum) and download Win10 64bit ISO from Microsoft. Create the drive with iso using MS media creation tool or Rufus. When done plug it into the laptop, enter the bios at power on and change boot order to the usb being the first boot drive.

This will not be a good idea if the Laptop has never gone into Windows and been online for Windows to activate before though.

If the Laptop previously worked and was online for an extended time then this would be the thing to do.

I was going to suggest doing a Full Clean install of Win10 and deleting the partitions to get rid of all the HP software and bloatware crap.

[star72]

☥ - CJ - původně napsal:

Bad 💀 Motha původně napsal:

Go on a working pc and create bootable usb win10 installer using a blank usb flash drive (8GB minimum) and download Win10 64bit ISO from Microsoft. Create the drive with iso using MS media creation tool or Rufus. When done plug it into the laptop, enter the bios at power on and change boot order to the usb being the first boot drive.

This will not be a good idea if the Laptop has never gone into Windows and been online for Windows to activate before though.

If the Laptop previously worked and was online for an extended time then this would be the thing to do.

I was going to suggest doing a Full Clean install of Win10 and deleting the partitions to get rid of all the HP software and bloatware crap.

Sorry for the late reply, how do you do that?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Do what?
I explained what to do, again go onto a working pc and do it. Plug a usb flash drive and create your Win10 installer drive, then boot from that on the troubled pc and reinstall the OS

[Yamantaka]

If you're lucky...

Some HP laptops have OS installation files as backup on HDD/SDD. If that is the case for your laptop press F11 several times(could be different key too) when booting computer. It opens new menu where you can select recovery/installation options.

If my memory serves me right installation files used to be on separate partition. If your laptop had extra partition, which was almost full from the start, then you most likely have installation files already. If you're unsure contact HP support.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

While that is ok to do, it will put you back to a very outdated Win10 OS and it will take a long time to then get that all up to date. It's faster to just download the latest Win10, create bootable usb with the ISO and clean install the OS fresh and when you do it, wipe the drive clean during the install when asked where to install you can delete all the partitions.