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    got my new dv 6000t PC recovery problem--help!!

    Discussion in 'HP' started by tonmax, Jan 9, 2007.

  1. tonmax

    tonmax Notebook Enthusiast

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    I finally got my dv6000t from circuit city.
    core 2 duo 1.66ghz
    120gb HDD
    1024mb ram
    Xp media center
    Wireless

    Itried to burn my recovery DVDs last nite. I checked this site for info. all went well but after i got to 90% with the 2nd DVD, i lost power and had to complete it with battery.After i restored the power, i put in the 3rd disc and the PC recorvery started again from disc one so i stopped it.
    What did i do wrong?

    Windows media player refused to work after the recovery problem. it says not installed properly.

    Media center also generated an error problem.

    Can someone help me??
     
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    Somebody Please???
     
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    You CANNOT create retore discs on battery power. It does not allow it. I tried it with no success. Plug the laptop in and start over. I suggest DVD DL media. It only took me 2 of them on my new DV6000T...
     
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