HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool formats any USB Flash drive in FAT, FAT32, or NTFS file systems and creates DOS startup disks that can help boot an ailing PC.

Hi everybody, I'm new here! I am (scuse me: WAS) enjoying a Stream 7 Some days ago I tried to install Windows 10 TP upgrading 8.1 with Bing. After some waiting time it succeeded, but unfortunately I forgave to put in the tablet's SSD the hp drivers, thinking they weren't necessary. So touchscreen, WiFi and all the other stuff didn't work. After I collegated via OTG a keyboard and a mouse I managed to use Windows 10.

Trying to install drivers, my fault, I opened an. Secrets Of Radionic Tuning Ebook. Gx Works 2 Keygen Torrent more. exe of Realtek (maybe for the audio), tablet asked to reboot and after that I cannot access to Windows anymore. I tried to boot Windows 8.1 from a USB, but it doesn't boot, the same even if i disable secure boot. With disabled bitlocker Windows gives this error In boot option I set these settings I put the usb in this way: The Stream doesn't consider the USB absolutely XD If I enable again the secure boot Windows gives this error (that at 99% is caused by the.exe I installed): Rebooting the Stream a couple of time with secure boot it goes in a menu (where touchscreen works) where there are a lot of options to reset Windows, but none of them works. If I try to format from this menu it asks for my account's password, but it doesn't accepts the mine:/ If I try to open the recovery (from volume minus button when it starts) it gives this message: Waiting for help, Thank you for your patience! I think I have found a solution to this problem.

Short background story, I too tried to install Windows 10 (10049) via Windows Update but I was never successful - got stuck at around 30% for more than an hour. I tried to restore to 8.1 but it gave me that 0xc000000f error. Luckily I had made a recovery image to USB before updating to Windows 10.

Please note that by doing this method, you will obviously lose your data. Here's what you'll need: - Recovery USB (if you don't have one, grab it from this and I thank you that person from another post). Follow the instructions, this is just basically clean, format to FAT32, set primary and active, and then drag and drop the files and folders from the USB folder to the root USB drive. This particular recovery is from a 5701 model, there is actually no difference between Stream 7 models in terms of hardware, but software is configured differently (different language setup/format) depending on the country/region it's sold. - OTG cable - Powered USB hub - USB Mouse and Keyboard - A moment of your time 1.

Plug in the OTG cable to the tablet, and then plug in the USB hub to power and to the OTG. After that, plug in the USB mouse and keyboard and Recovery USB to the USB hub. Boot the tablet to BIOS by holding down Power + Volume Down at the same time, until you reach the Startup Menu.

Press F10 and navigate to System Configuration >Boot Options. In this menu, we'll have to restore the settings to default. • So if you have disabled Secure Boot, you first need to Clear All Secure Boot Keys and then Load HP Factory Default Keys. Then enable Secure Boot.

• Make sure UEFI Boot Order is also default to as follows: OS boot Manager, USB Diskette, USB CD/DVD, Network Adapter. • If you did not make any changes, proceed to 4. Be prepared to go back to the Startup Menu, because as soon as you press F10 and hit Yes, the tablet will automatically restart. So press and hold the Volume Down button after you hit on Yes.

Press F9 and select Boot From EFI File. If you've done the recovery image ghosting correctly onto the Recovery USB, you should see two entries. One should be RECOVERY and the other may depend (it could be SYSTEM or No label). Select RECOVERY, and then select bootmgr.efi. • At this point the tablet will boot off from the USB and will bring you to Windows Recovery.