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    Recovery Problem

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by Fmlog, Jul 24, 2006.

  1. Fmlog

    Fmlog Newbie

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    Hi

    When I want to recover my Laptop Aspire 5562WXMI by using Erecovery Managment i'm using 2 ways and both of them is not working:

    1- by using "Restore factory default system" then the laptop is rebooting and nothing happened then.

    2- by making A fresh Backup from the hidden partition but when i do that it says "image size error" and i can't burn anything.

    how can i restore everything like when i baught it?
     
    Fmlog, Jul 24, 2006
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  2. Smashy

    Smashy Notebook Consultant

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    To restore back to the way you bought is the "Restore factory default" option in E-Recovery. I have used it a couple times so far and it does it's job.

    It may need to restart first, then it should go into it's restoring process.
     
    Smashy, Jul 24, 2006
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  3. Fmlog

    Fmlog Newbie

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    it's restarting but then windows is work without no changes !!
     
    Fmlog, Jul 24, 2006
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  4. Amol

    Amol APH! NBR Reviewer

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    Can't you burn a recovery DVD using that program? If so, you can do that and use the DVD to restore your system. Or you can hit Alt + F10 while it restarts (provided that you still have your recovery partition

    P.S: This post is based on the sole assumption that the recovery process of your notebook (5562WXMi) and the 5672WLMi is the same (or at least pretty similar)
     
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  5. Smashy

    Smashy Notebook Consultant

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    This is weird :confused: You can e-mail Acer support. They have given me good feedback when I have asked them questions.
     
    Smashy, Jul 24, 2006
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