In this case, the moderators are not quite giving the correct answer. Hp 39gs Driver Windows 7. If you upgrade your copy of Vista to Windows 7 (32 bit to 32 bit or 64 bit to 64 bit), and the recovery data is a separate partition, System Recovery works fine. Actually, the Recovery Manager app within Vista will still work in Windows 7 as well. In my case, I speak from practical experience. When I first installed Windows 7 on my HP laptop, I had a problem with an app that I subsequently installed wreaking havoc with numerous elements of Windows 7. I used System Recovery to restore Vista before then reinstalling Windows 7. I have also used Recovery Manager to restore HP apps a dozen times under Windows 7.

It turns out that a variety of the HP upgrades that have been released since the Windows 7 beta may work under Vista but not under Windows 7. The older apps accessed through Recovery Manager, on the other hand, all work with Windows 7. My impression is that it is only if you do a clean install that you lose the functionality. Even then though the recovery partition should still be sitting there untouched. Hp Designjet T1100 44in Hpgl2 Driver Windows 8. BTW, don't blame the moderators for this one - people over in the HP forums also insist that you can't run a System Recovery to Vista after installing Windows 7. At least with my 3-month old HP laptop though, my experience has been the opposite.

Hello, I am not to sure that you are right there. I bought an HP about a year ago, it had windows Vista, (which I couldn't stand) I formatted and put XP on it, but kept the recovery partition, I then wiped out the XP partition to install windows 7 build 7000, then I restored it back to windows Vista using F-11 on boot before I sold my HP, I went with a custom build this year, gotta get a new computer every year. I do believe that since I was able to keep my recovery partition and use it after installing windows 7 that anyone else should be able to. I do recommend that you make a set of recovery discs before doing anything with your OS however.

And yes, I sold the computer with Vista on it, I did not have anything of 7 on it. Yes you can.i have an hp laptop with the original c drive and a recovery partition.if u decide to overite ur original c partion to delete vista and to install windows 7 then it should work.

The way i got it set up is that i just made a hole new partition with 20 gb and installed windows 7 on that and later if i decide i dont want it ill just delete the windows 7 partition and add the unallocated memory back to my c drive. As long as u dont mess with the recovery partion its going to stay there. Think of ur c drive and ur recovery partition as 2 seperate jump drives, if u delete a file off one the other jump drive has nothing to do with it.

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In this case, the moderators are not quite giving the correct answer. If you upgrade your copy of Vista to Windows 7 (32 bit to 32 bit or 64 bit to 64 bit), and the recovery data is a separate partition, System Recovery works fine. Actually, the Recovery Manager app within Vista will still work in Windows 7 as well. In my case, I speak from practical experience. When I first installed Windows 7 on my HP laptop, I had a problem with an app that I subsequently installed wreaking havoc with numerous elements of Windows 7. I used System Recovery to restore Vista before then reinstalling Windows 7.

I have also used Recovery Manager to restore HP apps a dozen times under Windows 7. It turns out that a variety of the HP upgrades that have been released since the Windows 7 beta may work under Vista but not under Windows 7. The older apps accessed through Recovery Manager, on the other hand, all work with Windows 7. My impression is that it is only if you do a clean install that you lose the functionality.

Even then though the recovery partition should still be sitting there untouched. BTW, don't blame the moderators for this one - people over in the HP forums also insist that you can't run a System Recovery to Vista after installing Windows 7. Drivers Epson Stylus D88 Para Windows 7 there.

At least with my 3-month old HP laptop though, my experience has been the opposite.