Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk

Hello everyone.
Newbie here.

I have a HP Notebook Laptop with 32GB Memory (
I've had it for two years and finally wanted to update it but was obviously unable to do so, due to the lack of memory.

So I started trying to clear memory and deleted something (or a few things maybe) that were needed because now my laptop turns on to a black screen that says NO BOOT DEVICE FOUND INSERT BOOT DISK AND PRESS ANY KEY.

After doing research and having a few failed attempts at making a recovery usb, I came across this one and I believe the USB works! However, I don't know what to do from here. I have NO IDEA. My laptop loads to a screen with a blue background that has a howling coyote. I know there is programs on here that can help me recover my computer but I have no idea where to start or what to do.

I would greatly appreciate it if someone could help me!

This is not really the best place for your problem but...

And, I can only assume you did something wrong or else you would see more than just a howling coyote, you should see a full desktop as in the first post of this thread. It's my feeling this tool is too advance for you, and it is proving a little difficult for me to make also. There are other recovery tools that you can use but if someone here wants to help you that's great also.

I would get all my files backed up with this tool -if you can get it working- using File Explorer and a USB Flash Drive or some kind of external storage device. You could also use one of the Product Key Finders for any paid software you have. Don't worry about the Windows 10 key, that will activate automagically.

Then try to rebuild the boot sector to see if that would help - you can do this from windows install media also - If that don't help you have all your stuff backed up and can now create yourself Windows 10 bootable USB Install Media. I say this because these small drives will not Upgrade, so you need to do a "Clean Install". Choose "Custom Install" and Wipe all the partitions from the Top down. Consider Installing some software, and or at least storing all your docs and downloads to a USB or an SD Card.

This thread is directly related to issues with this specific media, so your issues with your HP Stream should be in another thread.

Still no match:
winpese-x64-14393_17.01.16.iso
5e0ea09b00fcc15e40b6f11ffdc5014c40128ca89a3991f518db92f40616543b

Hash seen:
B0A41E53F2A14927A7DF22D683D263039D75B6E66F5F1E980B1C29E095FD0D02

I'm also wondering about this step:
4) Run Proper Batch File (MBR or UEFI) to add the FAT32 Bootable Partition to your host Boot Menu Options.
What do we do for a Hybrid Bootable USB, or is that not possible?

I'm still not understanding how I will get this on to a USB Flash Drive?

FunkMaster said:

Still no match:
winpese-x64-14393_17.01.16.iso
5e0ea09b00fcc15e40b6f11ffdc5014c40128ca89a3991f518db92f40616543b
Hash seen:
B0A41E53F2A14927A7DF22D683D263039D75B6E66F5F1E980B1C29E095FD0D02
I'm also wondering about this step:
4) Run Proper Batch File (MBR or UEFI) to add the FAT32 Bootable Partition to your host Boot Menu Options.
What do we do for a Hybrid Bootable USB, or is that not possible?
I'm still not understanding how I will get this on to a USB Flash Drive?

You aren't downloading from MajorGeeks are you? that file is corrupt or has been "Altered"

RC the ISO >MOUNT ( or Open with File Explorer if .iso is used by say Nero like me) > it will look like a regular DVD Drive in Explorer >Select all files and copy to Fat32 formatted USB Flash Drive.

If the System is newer that is ALL you need as UEFI Bios will find the Fat32 Partiton and boot it

On Older Computers with legacy Bios', you may need to set the USB Drive "active" as well, to be bootable.

Kyhi, is it critical for speed that the USB is 3.0? I have both, but if it don't matter I'll use 2.0. I ask because I boot Linux Live USB's all the time and they don't seem any faster when on 2.0 or 3.0.

Kbird said:

You aren't downloading from MajorGeeks are you? that file is corrupt or has been "Altered"

No, thanks. If that is all there is to it I should be fine from here.

Kyhi said:

currently uploading two ISO's to Mega..

I have all 2.0 usb's which work fine..

Mega download will be for limited time - ISO's just built using Win10XPE

I was just wondering about Mega as both FireFox and Integrity Downloader are failing at about 400mb with some sort of "Web-Client Request Failure" fast but fails every time...from Tools-Lib.

V.19 ? :)