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    eRecovery can not be installed - 1.Bootable File

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by kei0520, Aug 29, 2009.

  1. kei0520

    kei0520 Newbie

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    Hi,

    I have an Aspire 6920 running its original vista x64.

    I created the recovery disks (3 DVDs) through the eRecovery management when I first purchased the computer, and got rid of the recovery partition with EASUS soon after. (I wanted the extra disk space =P)

    I've recently decided to send my computer back to its factory default state, only to realize my eRecovery Management installation is no longer functional. I tried reinstalling it, resulting in an error message:

    eRecovery can not be installed - 1.Bootable File

    I went over the trouble of uninstalling and reinstalling the entire Acer Empowering Technology software pack, and all but eRecovery was able to install properly.

    I will provide further information on my machine upon request, please help me out.

    Many Thanks.


    K.
     
  2. kiriakost

    kiriakost Notebook Deity

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    Reformat the hard drive making two partitions and try again .

    Basically , for 100% success , it must be repartitioned as when it came from factory.