"Andlie Coll" <> wrote in message
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> Hey there Mick,
> Thanks for your swift reply and offer of solutions. Guess what? Well
> failing everything else I thought I'd try deleting etc as you suggested
> and I
> got half way through the process when I had to cry off (the recovery
> manager
> 'wizard' said that's ok we will pick up back at this point when you
> resume)
> and do you know what..the nasty little pop-up has now gone! Hurrah! Early
> days I know, fingers crossed and all that but thanks again for your
> suggestions which led me down the path of hopefully solving the issue. I
> will
> now return and rate this solution as to close the thread and give you your
> dues. Cheers Andlie
>
> "Mick" wrote:
>
>> Why don't you just make the recovery disks. Hp, Acer, etc put the
>> recovery
>> folders in a hidden partition on your hard drive.
>>
>> You need them if you crash your OS to take it back to factory standards.
>> In
>> other words, the way you bought it.
>>
>> Once to make the disks, you can delete them from your hard drive.
>>
>> "Andlie Coll" wrote:
>>
>> > Hello,
>> > Is it just me or is anybody else getting an annoying little pop-up
>> > message
>> > from "hp system recovery manager" invading their desktop screen every
>> > time I
>> > log on. It's a reminder to create disks with three options ..yes, no,
>> > later
>> > and no matter which option I select it doesn't go away. It doesn't do
>> > anything it just sits there. Sure I can drag it off screen but this is
>> > starting to become hugely tedious every time I log on. Besides it's
>> > spoiling
>> > my lovely desktop wallpaper. I can't be the only one?
>> > Thank you
You do realize, one hopes, that this is -not- a "Vista" issue, right?
Lang
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