How to factory restore acer x1200 - Acer Aspire X1200-B1601A PC Desktop

Acer Aspire X1200 Drivers Coprocessor Downloads



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check the above link for the respective driver for your device. If it is not the driver that you need please repost the query with further elucidation of the matter.

Create recovery CDs from the one you want the info transfered on. However this only works if the chipsets are exactly the same on both PCs. If they are the same model number PCs you should be fine. Go into the recovery options where you would do a restore the option to make the CDs is in there. Or just type restore in the search

IF the machine is just shutting down it's likely the power supply. If it's constantlly rebooting itself, it's a corrupt bootlog. If the machine is just "freezing" when it tries to boot, it's likely motherboard related.

Hi dustinwilkin From http://www.geekpolice.net/t7449-acer-system-recovery-partition-hotkey-instructions-erecovery : To access the recovery partition on your Acer computer for recovery, follow the steps listed below.

1. Power on the computer
2. At the white ACER BIOS screen, hold the Alt key and press the F10 key simultaneously to start Acer eRecovery.
3. Once eRecovery has loaded, click Restore to Factory Default Settings
4. Click OK to continue
5. From here, the eRecovery process will update all the data on the C: drive and restore a fully functional factory image (approximately 10 minutes).
6. Once eRecovery has run, press OK to reboot unit
Note that all data will be lost during this process and your computer will be brought back to it's original factory state and settings. Best regards , fanaudi .

Hi! Welcome To FixYa!
I was able to find a link the can definitely help you reformat your computer however please be reminded to have your files back up before proceeding. Please go to this link for instruction:
http://en.kioskea.net/faq/2040-acer-pc-restore-to-factory-settings#restore-system-to-factory-default-settings

Hope this helps and you have great day!

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Have you by chance downloaded a new Service Pack for Windows?
Try booting into safe mode and doing a System Restore (if possible), if not try taking out your RAM Module(s) and re-seating them (it). If more than one try re-seating each one separately. One bad module could cause erratic behavior.

Sounds like your Browser may have been either hijacked, or started a task that it never completed.
Download advanced system care and clean your PC with that to remove any unwanted temp files from explorer. Them run malwarebytes anti malware to be sure any malware is removed, if present and try again.
Both files can be downloaded for free at download.com.

Click: Start
Click: All Programs
Click: Accessories
Click: System Tools
Click: System Restore

Pick a "restore-point" that was taken _before_ the update was applied,
and restore your system to that previous date/time.

OR ....

Look under "All Programs" for a utility that will help you burn CD/DVD(s) to create a "Recovery Disk" set. Burn more CD/DVD(s) with all your "data" files (or copy all your data-files to an external hard-drive). Then, boot from the "Recovery Disk", to begin the process of restoring the "factory" settings.

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If you have an aftermarket video card go to vendors site and download latest vid drivers, usually solves problem.

Cheers cbacer