Error #1802 I am trying to use the restore discs to restore my 2580US laptop. All is well on discs 1 thru 3, but when disc 4 (final disc) gets to 79% entire process/82% copying data, box comes up with ERROR #1802 Image file is invalid or corrupt. What can I do to correct this problem? I have repeated restore discs twice and problem still remains.

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Hi GDiddy, It is possible that disc 4 contains a bad/corruped file, but it's also possible that the disk itself has a slight imperfection preventing the laser from reading past a certain point. I suggest you try cleaning it and I don't mean with a soft cloth. We use on e of PerfectPlay's system's to recover scratched/damaged discs and we have had tons of success with them. I'm not suggestion you run out and buy one, that would be a little extreme, but depending on where you live there might be someone near you who offers this service. For a list of Perfectplay users in the UK/Ireland then try this link. http://www.perfectplay.co.uk/pages/servicecentres/ Regards Jerbear

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Yeah i got that problem a few times and then it is easly corrected by makeing new disks

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Hi Gdiddy, You've got a bad file...it happens. You need a new copy of disk 4, best bet would be to contact HP (Compaq) support here: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/contacthp?lc=en&cc=us&dest_page=product&query=2580us&docname=c00248814&product=374872&dlc=en Good Luck, Dude

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SOURCE: partition not 100% on laptop 700 presario

From the description loo\ks like it's not a partition problem, but the Compaq CD.
Try to partition Hard Drive using Windows 98 bootable CD.
Try to install Win XP from different CD - doesn't have to be Compaq. Later you can download drivers.

Posted on Dec 27, 2008

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SOURCE: trying to restore windows xp

Have you tried pressing the "Pause/Break" key on you keyboard ?
How many times have you tried to use the restore CD ? And if so do you have the same results ? Make sure your restore CD doesnt have any scratches on it or dirt on the read side as that may prevent it from being read. Also you may have to select to completely reinstall the Windows XP instead of just selecting "repair". The message may be the key.

Posted on Dec 28, 2008

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