Corrupt files on acer travelmate 212t

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So are you running xp or windows 7, either way you could put in your operating system discs and go through the prompts and repair computer, windows 7 will find error and correct as will xp, but with xp if you choose repair you will lose all updates and servicepacks, or you could try these instructions on the link below
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545
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Is there a reason to reset the password, I think Acer have put it there to stop people from messing, because they would have fine tuned it. You will have to get in touch with Acer.
Sometimes under the ram slots there is a round flat battery, if there is, take it out and leave for a minute, then reinsert it.

Sorry I can't help any more.

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Hi,
The problem may be with,
1. Graphics driver installed in your laptop
2. The Video file which you are trying to play may got corrupted.
3. The player you are using to play the vedio may not have proper codec to play the file
solutions:
1. Reinstall the graphics driver for your laptop
2. Try playing some other vedio files
3. Install VLC player and try playing using this player as it supports most of the vedio formats and even plays corrupted vedio files.
I hope this is helpful to you.

It may well be similar to the procedure for the Travelmate 201T, for which I happen to have produced a YouTube video showing the procedure... hope this helps!

It means the image file on the disc is corrupted ..u need to get the os cd from somewhere else or call up tech support to get a new cds.

Hello,
All drivers for this software can be located at the following address:
http://www.acersupport.com/notebook/html/tm210_dl.html

These drivers are for all notebooks in the 210 series, including the 212txv.

try doing error disk checking (checkdisk) it will tell if the restore files are corrupted, since you mentioned it shuts down on restoration.

or try restoring to another date.

It sounds like video card problem. Bring it to a repair shop.

Sounds like you have a CD or DVD in your CD or DVD drive, or if you have a floppy drive, a floppy in it.

If these are empty, Put in your recovery CD and see if it reads that.