Need to conduct a repair installation

Hi! Do you know how to reformat? if not you need Com Tech to solve your prblem, Mybe your OS corrupted you have to reformat your computer... God BLess!

There's some problem with the Acer official website, recently we can download everything, but these days, it's unfortunate that no download option is available, but if you still have the Acer Utility Software/CD that came with the Laptop or if the utilities are installed on your computer, you can try running the eRecovery Utility following this instructions (click here) and you can download the eRecovery from here (click here)

If it may be working for you this time, try searching from here (click here) [Acer download page].

If you need further help, let me know.

Good luck.

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Hi there,

You need the Installer CD to install and recover you Windows OS.

You can purchase for a new Windows Vista Installer or you can barrow from a friend.

Hope this initial info/idea helps. Let me know for further assistance.

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Fix your OS. Reformat or Repair it.

try to boot in safe mode, if you can then from there try to remove the latest software or hardware you install.
if you are unable to boot in safe mode, then try to repair or reinstall the os.
plz post your findings

if you are using xp start from windows disc and choose ''repair windows''

Your PC is looping back to the windows splash screen, you will never get it to bootup like it is supposed to. Your OS is corrupt, you need to reinstall your OS, there is a way to do so provided you have the disks to reinstall the OS. Now if you have data or files you need, when reinstalling you can choose to reinstall the OS keeping all existing data files intact, you must make certain to read closely when you get to this point!

Did you try the Last Good Known Config ?

You have a corrupt OS, assuming you have XP, you should do a repair installation. Don't worry, none of your files or settings or installed programs will be deleted. You may have to reinstall some old device drivers though. * Insert the XP CD and boot to it * When you see " To setup Windows XP now, press ENTER", go ahead and press ENTER * You will now see an option to repair Windows by pressing "R". Do not select this option - it will only take you to the Recovery Console which is not what we want to do. Instead, choose to continue the installation * When you see the license agreement, press F8 to agree * On the next screen make sure your current XP installation is selected and then press "R" to repair XP * At this point XP will begin to install on top of itself, replacing damaged, missing or altered system files. Follow the instructions on the remaining screens to complete the Repair Install. It will look very much like a normal (new) OS installation. If all goes well your repaired XP installation will remain intact, keeping your personalized settings and installed programs as they originally were.