SOURCE: factory settings
If windows still boots ( and the original hard drive is still in the computer) you can click the start button and find the HP Recovery Manager under the All Programs list. It is probably tucked away under one of the HP tabs.
If windows doesn't boot, and you still have the original hard drive you can press F11 when your first turn it on at the HP logo screen. It should start the recovery program. (The F key can be different on different laptops but most recent HP's are F11)
Be careful, doing a System Restore will erase all your Data, so backup anything important!
SOURCE: Hard Reset for HP Pavilion a1220n
Press F10 when you start the computer and follow the prompts.
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SOURCE: need to go to factory settings
AS SOON AS YOU TURN IT ON THE "HP" LOGO COMES OUT , look down on your screen where it says " RECOVERY " , I think is F10 or F2 and follow instructions from there , and select advance recovery , it will caution you that this option will destroy every file and programs you put in it , setting it to the DEFAULT SETTING or the FACTORY SETTINGS , like taking it out of the box for the first time. hope it helps AJ
SOURCE: hp pavilion dv9000 screen and factory settings
*Actually*, with regards to the screen issue, software CANNOT cause a failure when the display assembly is physically moved....The two possibilities are the LCD harness (video cable) part# 432962-001 OR the actual LCD itself (part# LP171WP4 (TL)(03) for most models). My money's on the cable, not a stupid driver...
The Recovery Manager program makes it possible to restore your laptop to its settings as of a previous date or restore your computer to its original factory settings, which will erase all of your installed programs and personal data. Using the recovery partition allows you to bypass the hassle of keeping track of recovery discs, which could be damaged in storage, rendering them useless when you need them.
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Access google and enter, "how to restore HP laptop to factory defaults". Be mindful of the data copy/backup steps as this is important.
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