HP z557, z552 manual Recovering From Software Problems

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Recovering From Software Problems

The HP Digital Entertainment Center (HP DEC) uses the operating system and installed software programs during normal operation. If your HP DEC works improperly or stops because of the software, you may be able to repair it.

For some software repairs, use the HP Application Recovery program or the HP PC System Recovery program. These programs use the recovery DVD disc included in the accessory box.

There are several methods to fix your HP DEC. Try these methods in the order listed here, or refer to the table that follows the list:

•Restart When you restart the HP DEC, the computer starts over using the operating system and software in its memory. This is the simplest repair for your computer; just click Start, choose Turn Off Computer, and then click Restart.

•Turn Off Computer When you turn off the HP DEC and then turn it on again, you force the computer to copy the operating system into its memory and to clear some tracking information. This may eliminate some problems that can remain after performing a Restart. To turn off the computer just click Start, choose Turn Off Computer, and then click Turn Off.

•Driver Rollback This Microsoft Windows XP feature is part of the Windows Installer program used with the Add or Remove Programs utility in the Control Panel. It can revert to the previous version of a driver program if an installation fails when you are installing a new version of the driver program. For more information, type Rollback into the Search box in Help and Support.

•System Restore This Microsoft Windows XP feature allows you to bring your HP DEC configuration back to a previous time when a current software problem may have not existed. The feature does this by creating a ”restore point” where it records the computer settings at that time and date. The installation of some software automatically sets a restore point for you, but it is recommended to manually set restore points, especially before installing or downloading additional software. When using Add Programs from the Add or Remove Programs feature under the computer Control Panel, the operating system automatically creates a restore point before it adds the software. If you experience a problem that you think may be due to software on your computer, use System Restore to return the PC to a previous restore point. For more information, type System Restore into the Search box in Help and Support.

• Application and Driver Recovery If the problem with the HP DEC seems to be with only one program or one driver, it may be that the application program or the driver program is damaged. You can reinstall individual factory-installed application programs and driver programs by using the HP Application Recovery program (select models only); see ”Application Recovery” on page 5.

•System Recovery Use the HP PC System Recovery program as a last resort to reinstall the software. First perform System Recovery using the recovery discs and choose Standard Recovery. Finally, if necessary, perform System Recovery using the recovery discs and choose full System Recovery. Refer to ”System Recovery Using Recovery Discs” on page 6.

Before using the HP PC System Recovery program or the HP Application Recovery program, use System Restore.

When your HP DEC stops working correctly, the Restart, Turn Off Computer, and Driver Rollback methods (described above) may resolve the problem. After you have tried these three methods, if needed, try the remaining actions, using the table that follows as a quick reference.

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Contents Warranty and Support Guide HP Digital Entertainment CenterProduct Name Model Number System or Product Number Serial Number Purchase DatePage Where to Get Help Options to use when you need helpProdigy Internet Services Don’t Forget to RegisterRecovering From Software Problems System Restore Application RecoveryTo Start System Restore To Start Application RecoverySystem Recovery Using Recovery Discs System RecoveryTo Run System Recovery Program Using Recovery Discs Warranty and License Information When should I contact HP Total Care Support and Services?In-Home Service Pick Up and Return ServiceHardware Limited Warranty HP Out-of-Warranty Support OptionsObtaining a Warranty Upgrade The Legal LanguageExclusions Limited Warranty Period Types of Warranty ServiceCustomer Self Repair Warranty Service Exclusive RemedyService Upgrades Pick Up and Return Warranty ServiceCarry-In Warranty Service On-Site Warranty ServiceEnd User License Agreement Contacting HPSoftware Technical Support 4. TRANSFER 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P conforms to the following Product Specifications Manufacturer’s NameManufacturer’s Address 10500 Ridgeview CourtOperating Specifications Regulatory and Safety InformationFCC Regulatory and Safety Information USA Only Electrical ratingsENERGY STAR Compliance Canada Department of Communications DOC NoticeConsumer Information and FCC Requirements Statement of Fax BrandingAdditional Safety Information AC Power Safety WarningLithium Battery Caution DOC Statement Canada OnlyLaser Safety Statement TV Antenna Connectors ProtectionPower Lines Class 1 LED Product
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