Acer TravelMate 2300 Notebook "recovery partition destroyed" Questions

...For security reasons password solving can't be done, you will need to "Recover" the hardrive by re-installing the OS through the recovery partition if you have one or by using the recovery cd's. ...

recovery partition. You'll have different format options to destroy data, etc. it should have a recovery partition just press like F10 or some F key i do not know the eczact one b/c every computer has

recovery partition. Unless you re-partion the HD. Re-partitioning the HD will destroy the restore partiotion. Here's the procedure for the restore factory state: Restart your computer and press F9 key

...recovery cd the partition combine only one C and all data in Drive D have lost. So how can I get all data from Drive D back? Sorry, if you onkly have C: now and no D: then you have destroyed the data ...

...recovery partition and that sector was destroyed, you will need the restore disk for your system. If you do have it, you can purchase a new one from Sony. Good Luck C2Solutions I have found that File ...

...partition If you need to recover the unit then simply go to all programs and under Acer you will see Acer e-recovery management, or from cold boot press Alt + F10 keys together about once a second ...

...it called Gparted and it will format or reformat your harddrive very nicely. DO NOT IN ANYWAY REFORMAT THE RECOVERY PARTITION, IT DESTROYED MY WINDOWS VISTA with screen of death and despair.

...recovery partition. When re-setting up your hard disk, do not change, delete or add partitions in a manner other than specified in the manual. Otherwise, space for software may be destroyed. In ...

...recovery partition. This replaces the functionality of a recovery CD or DVD, only without the hassle of losing or scratching a recovery CD or DVD. There is one drawback to this method; namely that if ...

...recovery cds. folow the instructions on screen and installthe operating system So you want to start from scratch, just because you like the brand new feeling of a freshly reformatted pc? Or has ...