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    Acer Aspire Hidden Partion Restoration

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    This document discusses solutions for restoring the hidden recovery partition on Acer computers. There are three common causes for the recovery system failing: 1) the recovery option is disabled in the BIOS, 2) the hidden partition is damaged or missing, or 3) the Acer Master Boot Record is damaged. The solutions involve re-enabling the recovery option in BIOS, using a tool like Parted to repair the hidden partition, or replacing corrupted files from a backup to restore the boot process.

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    This document discusses solutions for restoring the hidden recovery partition on Acer computers. There are three common causes for the recovery system failing: 1) the recovery option is disabled in the BIOS, 2) the hidden partition is damaged or missing, or 3) the Acer Master Boot Record is damaged. The solutions involve re-enabling the recovery option in BIOS, using a tool like Parted to repair the hidden partition, or replacing corrupted files from a backup to restore the boot process.

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    This document discusses solutions for restoring the hidden recovery partition on Acer computers. There are three common causes for the recovery system failing: 1) the recovery option is disabled in the BIOS, 2) the hidden partition is damaged or missing, or 3) the Acer Master Boot Record is damaged. The solutions involve re-enabling the recovery option in BIOS, using a tool like Parted to repair the hidden partition, or replacing corrupted files from a backup to restore the boot process.

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    Acer Aspire Hidden Partion Restoration

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    This document discusses solutions for restoring the hidden recovery partition on Acer computers. There are three common causes for the recovery system failing: 1) the recovery option is disabled in the BIOS, 2) the hidden partition is damaged or missing, or 3) the Acer Master Boot Record is damaged. The solutions involve re-enabling the recovery option in BIOS, using a tool like Parted to repair the hidden partition, or replacing corrupted files from a backup to restore the boot process.

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    ACER ASPIRE HIDDEN PARTION RESTORATION

    markymoo: Most Acers use the same hidden partition so the golden info below is a good solution.
    As you know, the Acer computers and those of other manufacturers are now delivered with a system
    of restoration installed in a hidden partition of your hard disk. This system launches out while
    pressing keys ALT+!" simultaneously. And sometimes for various reasons this system ceases
    functioning.
    The first cause often comes owing to the fact that function #$# %ecovery is disable in the bios
    &menu principal'.
    The solution : enable the function and try to press keys ALT+!" during the starting of the
    computer.
    The second cause : in this case hidden partition ()*+%,-.+ was erased or damaged, or you
    replaced the disc and in this case it is not present.
    The solution : -f you did not previously make a backup of your system by making an image disc. -t
    will not be possible to use the #$# recovery. /our only hope will be to have in your possession
    Acer %ecovery .#0#,#.
    And the third causes : the Acer Master 1oot %ecord &M1%'was damaged or replaced by non2Acer
    M1%. As long as partition ()*+%,-.+ is present or that you can put the hand on the necessary
    Acer files you can reinstall the M1% of Acer.
    The solution :
    irst method : on a functional 3indows system:
    ! disable the #$# recovery option of the bios.
    $ open a 3indows session with an account administrator.
    4 #ownload, un5ip and launch partedit4$&registration re6uired for download'.
    markymoo: ptedit4$
    7 -dentify the (6service partition by its si5e &at the bottom of the partedit window there is a partition
    information bo8' it is a small si5ed partition appro8imately $ to 9 : nce made change
    the type of your partition into ". and save. %estart and open a session with an administrator
    account, you should be able to navigate to the ()service partition. *eek these two files
    mbrwrdos.e8e and rtmbr.bin once localised open a command prompt and launch this command
    mbrwrdos.e8e install rtmbr.bin, this will install the Acer M1%. .lose the command prompt window
    restart again 3indows go into the bios and reactivate the #$# recovery. ;ow ALT+!" should
    launch Acer recovery at the starting of the computer.
    *econd method : <n a nonfunctional 3indows system.
    or that you must use a Linu8 distribution &for me Mandriva provided all the tools necessary'.
    ! 1oot on the Mandriva install .#0#,# the boot menu will give you the possibility to repair or to
    restore the 3indows boot loader.
    $ -f that is not enough launch an installation of linu8&this will be an occasion to test this terrible <*'
    and choose L-L< as boot loader&a boot menu that allow you to choose between several operating
    systems' once finished the installation. %estart your computer in the boot loader menu system you
    will have at least $ 3indows options the first generally point to ()service choose it and you will
    boot directly into acer #$# recovery.

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