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    help spainish to english

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by pressdriver, Jan 3, 2009.

  1. pressdriver

    pressdriver Newbie

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    please i need help i have bought an acer 8920G i was told when i bought this notebook 2 months ago that the shop would get me a set of english disc's to change from spainish to english i live in spain but my spainish is not that good is there any where i can download these disc's so i can use my laptop as the shop keep telling me its acer's fault that it is taken so long many thanks and a happy newyear
     
  2. prescott

    prescott Notebook Consultant

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    Sorry I've never heard of that kind of translation system. (If I understand your problem correctly)
    I think you need to go back to the shop where you purchased the laptop and get their CD's.
    All the best.
     
  3. ATG

    ATG 2x4 Super Moderator

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    If I understand you correctly, you need the recovery CDs which in Spain come in..well Spanish. I'm surprised the shop even promised you the CDs, normally ACER laptops do NOT come with recovery CDs, you have to burn them yourself. Though your recovery partition is probably in Spanish(or is it multilanguage?) so if you make the CDs from it they will be be in Spanish too.

    Nope you cannot download these CD, you can only order them from ACER which is what the store did as I presume. So in my opinion you cannot do anything but wait, OR call ACER and order the CDs yourself. The CDs should cost like 30-40 euros.