Restart the system. At the initial BIOS screen press ALT + F10 to access the e-recovery option. Follow the instructions.
Be aware that any data or programs you have added or installed after the machine was first powered up will be lost. This includes all accumulated operating system patches and updates. Be sure to back up any files or data you wish to save and be make sure you have the install media and product keys/serial numbers for any software you have installed since the machine was new before restoring the system to its factory default state. I suggest using one of the many available disk imaging programs to make a full backup of the hard disk that you can revert to if the restore process fails for any reason.
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SOURCE: in my computer gateway model
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You
can try updating the Wifi Drivers on your Laptop by going to device
manager.(My computer---. Properties---->Hardware----> Device
manager----->right click on sound drivers and click on update
drivers or roll back drivers) Go
to your computer manufacturers support site and download and install
the Wifi driver for your model and os.
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Restore System to Factory Default
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SOURCE: netbook reset
Hello,
Here is how to restore any Acer or Gateway machine to factory settings:
When you power the netbook on, as soon as you see the Acer logo, hold the Alt key down and start tapping the F10 key repeatedly (takes about 10 seconds to trigger the restore process. It may take a few tries to get the timing right but I promise you this is the way.
The hard drive on your netbook has a hidden restore partition which contains the necessary files to do the factory restore. It is possible that this partition was erased when Ubuntu was installed. If you can't get the Alt+F10 to work, then you will have to contact Acer to get a recovery USB drive.
Hope this helps!
Joe
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