I am planing to buy a laptop HP DV2046. what bothers me, it comes with XP Home installed. I am a professional and I want to change the OS to Windows XP Professional. I also want to recover unpartioned space HP have kept for backup. Is this possible without losing my extended warranty.
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(From old blog's comments)
If you plan to buy, why not ask HP before you do? Seems like they be the ones to say yes or no.
plrr
(From old blog's comments)
pc with ur-tools-Creation of CD, you can create a CV partitison on pc
and establish Win XP Pro on da partition hard drive if you remove da recovery file that is on pc ur ch, you have to do long hours on the heart of this system if something is amiss is not xp pro (BS), it is up to you, but if something does go wrong HP will not back you
heart of the establishment of pc cd>>
struck on Start> All Programs> pc-help and tools> HP-pc-recovery-cd.
have a CD (R) in the drive and then create ur pc tools recovery cd this is just what you need. you can create other types of recovery CD if you want, but as spkr create a-pc-recovery-cd. andf you never look back. when HP series on their systems, it is the best of all. doing so. Remember never delete ur recovery file da. hard drive
you can delete it, but if and ruin ur pc HP will not help you, it is good Verry>> Start All Programs> pctools> HP-pc cd-recovery tools. ur cd credit from there, then you have a good system restore cd. and you say you really do not want to do away with this pc HP tools recovery cd it is good Verry. do not remove so ur Windows XP Home to the system and does not disappear - HP recovery file that is on da. system. it is something good on HP-PD-tols-Creation of CD you Verry as much. I am not joking at all you create your - PC Tools-Create CD. before you make sure that no virus Trojan spyware is mailware on pc frist. the creation ur pc - CD tools to do>>>
Start All Programs>> HP Recovery> pc-cd tools_recovery. have a CD (R) in the drive and then create ur pc-tools_recovery cd .. your not be lost without that I am not a joke
(From old blog's comments)
changes will make your warranty null and void., put if you are a professional software you should not have to call them anyway
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