0xc000000f error and System Recovery Options error (Upgrade disc)

Hello there. I have a computer that has Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

When I start it up, I get this screen:


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We do not have an installation disc or recovery disc. We only have two Vista to 7 upgrade discs. 32-bit and 64-bit, respectively.

When I insert the 64-bit upgrade disc and press enter, these screens show in order:






I click "Next" on this screen.


I click "Repair your computer" on this screen.


Then this message shows up.

Is an upgrade disc able to fix the 0xc000000f error, or would we have to order a Windows 7 installation disc from Ebay?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you for the reply. I will try to boot the disc in EFI mode, if I'm able to figure it out.

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I follow these directions in order:

1. Turn on PC
2. HP screen appears
3. Error screen appears (0xc000000f)
4. Insert upgrade disc
5. Turn off PC
6. Turn on PC
7. HP screen appears
8. Press ESC to access the startup menu
9. Select "Boot Menu (F9)"
10. A screen that says "Please select boot device:" is shown in the image below.

I assume that the "UEFI boot sources" are EFI and the "Legacy boot sources" are BIOS.

When I turn on the PC, I guess that it boots up from "Windows Boot Manager" by default. Should I choose "UEFI: HP BD E DH12E3SHB"? If so, then will it wipe my hard drive? I don't want my hard drive to be wiped.

I chose HP BD E DH12E3SB in the boot menu. System recovery options was able to load, I followed the instructions, and my PC boots into Windows 7 normally.

Thank you for your assistance.

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Also, my hard drive was not wiped.