Few computer manufacturers include the original installation disks or even recovery disks for new computers today. Almost every computer user will have a need to access these important disks over the life time of the machine. Most computer makers' web sites allow you to order these recovery CD's via their support sections. Also, you can (and should) make your own set of recovery CD's or DVD's through tools installed by your manufacturer on your computer. These tools can usually be found on the desktop or the Programs menu.
If you own an HP or Compaq computer, however, finding where to order these disks online is fruitless. The best method for ordering the Recovery CD's for HP or Compaq is calling their parts line at: 1-800-227-8164. They cost between $15 and $20 plus shipping. When calling, make sure to have your credit card ready and the model, serial, and manufacturer numbers of your computer.
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I followed Rick’s advice and called the 800 #. CD’s are on the way and should receive in 24 – 48 Business Hours! I still have a few months of hardware warranty left so they decided not to charge me for anything. HP/Compaq service was awesome!! Why do I read so many bad reviews for these guys? Anyway, Thanks Rick!
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/learnmore/bott_03july14.mspx
i bougt my compaq computer 3 mounts ago….and i cant recover my pc…i dont have a credit card yet but i still have 7 mounts warranty….so can I get it for free