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I searched and searched on Google looking for HP Compaq nc6000 recovery DVDs or CDs. I couldn’t find anything on HP’s website about them, or even the part number. I found 3rd party sites selling the discs, but only one had the one for this model and it was going to be hundreds of dollars.

Tnx.the power on the laptop was dead and I then pluged it in and it powered on with this scanning screen where what it did was scaned all of the data on the HDD nd had at the top KB. At the top of the screen it had what I think is the laptop's product number (but there's a sticker underneth the laptop wihch shows the product code so.) or is the laptop's copy number.

And when it was done with that it told me the saves were unsaved. So it asked me with a few options.save, proseed without saving or F10 (boot menu) witch when I tried the boot menu option thinking it would ask me for an admin password it instead sent me to the boot menu in this dos styled screen and menu.so I'm now doing the 'HDD Self Test' here is an image of that happening. And bay the way. Php Apache Install On Windows. the fan is running and just now it went up to 20% on 'Test 2 (Comprehensive) and while the Test 1 (quick) was up to 90% in a minute or so Test 2 after a minute or so is at around 5% or so. *edit as of a few minutes after this was posted* I finnaly got the scan done and it's says sicsesfull!!!

System id screen boot options system info windows setup starting(in order to acsess this what I did was make the 'notebook multibay' 1st and the HDD 2nd. Method 1Repair the master boot record by using the fixmbr command from the Windows XP Recovery Console. Method 2If the primary boot partition is a FAT partition, use the fixboot command from the Windows XP Recovery Console to write a new boot sector on the system partition. Then, use the fixmbr command to repair the master boot record. To resolve this problem, start the computer by using the Recovery Console in Windows XP, and then run the chkdsk /r command. Hp Create Recovery Media Not Working. For more information about how to install and to use the Recovery Console in Windows XP, refer to the resolution in the 'Problem 1' section. Note You do not have to include the /p switch in the chkdsk command because the /r switch causes the Chkdsk utility to locate bad sectors and to recover readable information.

The chkdsk command implies the /p switch. Method 3To resolve this problem, start the computer from the Windows XP installation media, start the Recovery Console, and then use the Bootcfg.exe tool to rebuild the Boot.ini file. To do this, follow these steps: • Configure the computer to start from the CD drive or the DVD drive. For information about how to do this, refer to your computer documentation, or contact your computer manufacturer. • Insert the Windows installation media into the CD drive or the DVD drive, and then restart your computer. • When you receive the 'Press any key to boot from CD' message, press a key to start your computer from the Windows XP CD or DVD. • When you receive the 'Welcome to Setup' message, press the R key to start the Recovery Console.

• If you have a dual-boot or a multiple-boot computer, select the installation that you have to use from the Recovery Console. • When you are prompted, type the administrator password, and then press ENTER. • At the command prompt, type bootcfg /list, and then press ENTER. Note The entries in your current Boot.ini file will appear on the screen. • At the command prompt, type bootcfg /rebuild, and then press ENTER.

Note This command scans the hard disks of the computer for Windows XP installations, and then displays the results. • Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to add the Windows installations to the Boot.ini file. For example, follow these steps to add a Windows XP installation to the Boot.ini file: • When you receive a message that resembles the following message, press the Y key. Tnx.the power on the laptop was dead and I then pluged it in and it powered on with this scanning screen where what it did was scaned all of the data on the HDD nd had at the top KB. At the top of the screen it had what I think is the laptop's product number (but there's a sticker underneth the laptop wihch shows the product code so.) or is the laptop's copy number. And when it was done with that it told me the saves were unsaved. So it asked me with a few options.save, proseed without saving or F10 (boot menu) witch when I tried the boot menu option thinking it would ask me for an admin password it instead sent me to the boot menu in this dos styled screen and menu.so I'm now doing the 'HDD Self Test' here is an image of that happening.

And bay the way.the fan is running and just now it went up to 20% on 'Test 2 (Comprehensive) and while the Test 1 (quick) was up to 90% in a minute or so Test 2 after a minute or so is at around 5% or so. *edit as of a few minutes after this was posted* I finnaly got the scan done and it's says sicsesfull!!! System id screen boot options system info windows setup starting(in order to acsess this what I did was make the 'notebook multibay' 1st and the HDD 2nd.