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Socket error. Check the network connection. Make sure you updated your password and email address via the copier web page. also en etc.sure the copier is using the correcting mail server gmail, office365

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As you know already that format disk basically creation of FILE ALLOCATION TABLE (FAT) NTFS (new technology file system)
it is necessary to store data on disk. but if this error occurs while disk already formatted with any file system then simply run disk repairing utility to fix the problem
If its intel based machine or AMD and running windows then i would recommend run scandisk utility
if its mac run disk utility from utilities and check disk for any error and it will repair the disk
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Please be sure, That the driver, installinr is on yours operation sistem is on well. Another way try to reinstall this one. I do not know model of yours HP,please, try to realise this one. http://files.mail.ru/5ZG6LP Good lack!
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For the psswords i can recomend to reset them from BIOS but to do that you must first know them. The problem with recovery disks is solvable if you boot from an XP disc and format the C: partition in NTFS file sistem and when it starts copying files to install the windows stop the installation ( F3 or press the power button for more than 4 seconds.. don't worry you will not sustain disk damage... done it myself with the same notebook for a dozen times ) After formatting the partition C: try recovery again and it will work.
NOTE: for the formatting of the partition you must set the HDD mode from AHCI to ATA witch permits the XP setup utility to "see" the HDD. If it is set in AHCI mode the setup utility for windows XP will not detect youre HDD

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Instant on needs to be installed onto unpartitioned disk space.

Preferably before the Operating System is installed.

Another way to do it is to create some unpartitioned space on your HDD (shrink your partition) with Partition Magic

400mb of unpartitioned space is enough to install InstantOn.

To install, boot your computer from the cd and follow the prompts.



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Some of the following answer assumes a windows operating or possibly DOS based operating system. If your original OS was not Windows or DOS -- there may be different considerations.

1) Did you lose the contents of both partitions?
That depends were they soft or hard partitions.
Soft partitions are created as files inside of other partitions
If that is what you had allocated in the formatted partition
you have lost their data content.
Hard or physical partitions allocated using FDISK and some other utilities the second partition would still exist.

2) Where are/were your system files. Often but not always they appear as the first partition of the master drive on the primary IDE controller all assuming a PC (based on the master slave comments you have indicated.) (sometimes the second when diagnostics are loaded on the first partition)

a) if the partition on the drive you formated contained the system files yes they must be installed to access anything on the disk for the most part. A significant exception may be utilization of a DOS boot diskette might permit DOS access to the other partitions if they are formatted with the FAT file system.

NTFS partitions and possibly FAT32 partitions may not be accessible to all versions of DOS -- there may be some bootable CD's that would allow access to NTFS partitions without installing an operating system.

Question back from the DOS and older version of windows days and even some more modern operating systens in subsequent actions with the disk did you use FDISK or another utility to rewrite the boot blocks to point to a different partition?

Question this was not a dual boot machine was it?-- if so disregard anything that follows.

Question did the machine boot after formatting the partition and before you started moving the drives around? If so the operating system is probably on a drive you have removed from the machine. It needs to be replaced onto the same cable position it was originally located upon -- probably on the Primary IDE cable master position or jumper setting.

If not reinstallation of the operating to the formatted partition is probably the correct next step. Be careful in doing this because if you choose one of the other partitions that were not formatted it could wipe out the data in them based on the installation process chosen.

Hi Trueman, I have had a similar problem: Operating system not found. I fixed it by using elio utility that is installed along with elio Media Manager. The elio utility can be opened by clicking All Programs -> Elio -> elio utility. There are options like "Recover", "Reinstall" and so on. Try "Recover" at first. Good luck Regards F.M