I have an acer laptop ... it's battery point is dead so i cannot carge it anymore .... but still the information is safe inside i want that data back ...... wat should i do i dont wana spent after repairing now

laptop model is aspire 5570 Z with a Z zee instead of 2 two

First, BACKUP WHAT YOU WANT!!!!! IT WILL BE GONE WHEN YOU FINISH!!!!! If you cannot get to your files, start in safe mode and collect them. if you cannot get to safe mode. grab a linux live cd, such as knoppix, you can boot a whole linux os from cd without installing and retrieve your files VIRUS FREE!!!!! once you feel you have backed up what you want to keep follow these insructions.

1. • 1 Reboot your computer. As the computer comes on, click the "F2" key on your keyboard. This will activate the BIOS utility screen.
     
   • 2 Locate the Acer disk-to-disk recovery system on the first screen of BIOS and click the box to enable it. This will allow you to reset the computer without a recovery disk. Save your settings and exit BIOS per the instructions on the screen.
     
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   • 3 Restart the computer.
     
   • 4 Press "ALT + F10" on your keyboard as soon as the Acer logo appears on the screen.
     
   • 5 Follow the on-screen instructions to perform a system recovery and reset the computer to the factory default settings.
     

Have you tried repeatedly pressing f8 when you turn it on? This should produce a screen asking you if you want to start the pc in safe mode. If you're able to get to this point choose "safe mode with command prompt". Hopefully you will be able to boot into windows at this time. Once inside the command prompt, type 'chkdsk' in order to scan your hard drive for errors. If you're not able to get to this point, chances are that you have one or more bad sectors on your hard drive that is preventing you from booting.

In this case you have a couple of options. If you or someone you know is tech-savvy enough to hook up your hard drive to another pc you can try running chkdsk on the faulty drive from there, otherwise purchasing a new hard drive will be in order, but this not only means you'll lose your all of your data on that drive (unless you try one of the data recovery options available...they are usually very expensive though, so I'd only do this if you absolutely need data from your old drive), but that you'll also have to install (and possibly purchase) a version of windows to install on it....good luck! :)

I have had zero success in finding out any information about various models of electronic safes--no manufacturers' website, no online manuals, etc. Many of these safes are imported from overseas manufacturers.
Dead or dying batteries is a common problem, and I gather that many models of safes come with an override key.
It is incredible how many people have found the best place to keep their override keys and/or instruction manuals is INSIDE their safe!
I ask that anyone with owner's manuals or instruction sheets please publish them on this website for the benefit of others, but that is unlikely as they aren't the ones seeking information--they already have it!
Sorry I can't be of more help!

Hello bperez28,

There are 3 possible reasons for that problem.

1. Battery is dead or is not seated properly. Try removing the battery from your laptop and then replace it back. If the battery is dead, it will not charge anymore. If it is still under warranty, ask for a replacement.

2. Charger is malfunctioning. Try to plug it into a different know working plug outlet. You might need to replace the charger with a new one.

3. Motherboard issue. Needs servicing.

You need trial and error to know exactly which of those is the reason why your Laptop is malfunctioning. Try a different charger/battery BEFORE buying one.

You can contact ACER directly from this link:

ACER SUPPORT

I hope this helped you out.
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Laptop computers can be wonderful devices, except when the need to troubleshoot arises. Acer laptops are no different. A quick way to fix many problems with an Acer laptop running Windows is to reset it to factory settings. Resetting your Acer laptop to factory settings can eliminate slow operating, registry problems, virus problems, spyware issues and more. And a factory reset of your laptop may reduce the need for a full reinstallation of Windows.

1.Back up all necessary data to an external device such as a disk, flash drive or hard drive

2.Make sure all programs are closed and shut down your Acer laptop by opening your Start menu and selecting "Shut Down" from the options for shutting down and restarting windows.

3.Detach any external hardware such as an external hard drive or printer.

4.Press the Power button to boot your Acer laptop.

5.Press "Alt + F10" on your keyboard when the Acer screen appears at the start of the boot up process. Wait a moment while Windows loads the reset files.

6.Select "Restore System from factory default" in the Acer eRecovery Management window.

7.Click "Next" on the next screen to continue. Click "Next" on the following destination information window. This will pop up a notice telling you that resetting your Acer laptop will erase all data and restore the laptop to its original settings and configuration.

8.Click "OK" in the notice window to proceed with resetting your Acer laptop.

9.Wait while your Acer laptop is reset to factory settings.

Unlike other laptops, Acer laptops integrate a computer management utility called 'Acer eRecovery Management' to create backup of hard drive data, create restore point, reinstall applications & drivers, and reset Acer laptop to factory setting.

Step 1: Before starting your Acer laptop, ensure that there is no external storage device attached to it. Now start your laptop.

Step 2: Press 'Alt + F10' when the laptop starts booting, and wait for a moment while Windows loads the reset files.

Step 3: When 'Acer eRecovery Management' window appears, select 'Restore System from factory default' and click 'Next' to continue.

Step 4: Again click 'Next' to reset your Acer laptop. This process will erase all data from your hard disk and reset your Acer laptop to original factory settings.

Step 5: Click 'OK' in the notification window to begin the the resetting operation. Now wait while your Acer laptop is reset to factory settings.

Tips: You can also create a backup copy of your laptop data before factory reset. Simply click 'Backup' in 'Acer eRecovery Management' window.

If you have any other issue with your Acer laptop/desktop/Notebook, fget technical assistance at http://www.vtechsquad.com/acer-support/

unplug power and battery. This is a hard reset

1. Consider what data you still need from your Acer Aspire One's hard drive. Save the files to an external USB device.
   

2. Restart the Acer Aspire One's operating system. Wait for the Acer logo to appear on the LCD screen.
   

3. Press the "Alt" and "F10" keys at the same time to bring up the recovery menu. Press "Enter."
   

4. Click "Next." Follow the prompts that appear on the screen to restore the operating system back to factory settings.
   

5. Use the drop-down boxes to select the time zone and language information for your Acer Aspire One. Restart the netbook when you are prompted to finish restoring the computer.
   

6. Connect the external USB device to your Acer Aspire One and transfer the data you saved earlier back to the netbook.
   

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There are two way's you can restore your laptop,

When you power on your laptop the acer splash screen pop's up, at that time press the -Alt- key and F10 key at the same time,
at the eRecovery Management menu it should ask you how you want to restore, click on the restore option, or

From the window's desktop click on start, then all program's, then acer Empowering Technology, click on Acer eRecovery Management, create a password, click on restore, then click on restore system to factroy default.

Unlike other laptops, Acer laptops integrate a computer management utility called 'Acer eRecovery Management' to create backup of hard drive data, create restore point, reinstall applications & drivers, and reset Acer laptop to factory setting.

Step 1: Before starting your Acer laptop, ensure that there is no external storage device attached to it. Now start your laptop.

Step 2: Press 'Alt + F10' when the laptop starts booting, and wait for a moment while Windows loads the reset files.

Step 3: When 'Acer eRecovery Management' window appears, select 'Restore System from factory default' and click 'Next' to continue.

Step 4: Again click 'Next' to reset your Acer laptop. This process will erase all data from your hard disk and reset your Acer laptop to original factory settings.

Step 5: Click 'OK' in the notification window to begin the the resetting operation. Now wait while your Acer laptop is reset to factory settings.

Tips: You can also create a backup copy of your laptop data before factory reset. Simply click 'Backup' in 'Acer eRecovery Management' window.

If you have any other issue with your Acer laptop/desktop/Notebook, feel free to get expert technical assistance at http://www.vtechsquad.com/acer-support/