Jan 16, 2018 - Acer Extensa 5220 Recovery Disk Download Free. • If you have a broken laptop, no longer activated, the display does not light, but glows a.

ERecovery Media Here at Acer we know that sometimes bad things happen to good people. With viruses attack or systems crash on your PC, Acer eRecovery Media is ready to quickly get your machine back to factory setting and give you a fresh start. Based on your model, you will be supplied a CD/DVD or Thumb Drive which restores your system to original factory settings including all software, applications, drivers and Operating System. Also available on all Gateway and eMachines PCs. • Additional Details: • Only one eRecovery media type is available per unit. • Opened software is not returnable.

(Opening the mailer constitutes opening the software.) • Referenced shipping times do not include the time needed to process the order. All Recovery Media orders may take 2 business days to process prior to being shipped. • Per Microsoft regulations, requests for Windows XP Pro recovery media are no longer supported. • Upon receipt, you have 14 days to contact the Acer Store regarding any damage to the media. To Get Started, please enter the serial number or SNID located on your Acer product and click Submit.

Hello, I would like to ask for help. About one year ago I bought this notebook with original Windows Vista validation key but without an installation Windows Vista disc.

Now I would like to reinstall my system. I have downloaded Windows Recovery.iso file (of 120MB size), burned it and tried to reinstall Windows.

I got to phase where I type validation key, but always when I typed that key, there appeared that the key is invalid (I have checked that certificate sticked on the notebook and it seems to be original). Thanks in advance. That is NOT a Vista reinstall disk, it is a STARTUP Repair Disk! How to obtain Vista recovery Media and/or use the Vista Recovery Partition on your computer t put it back to Factory Settings. There is no legal free Vista download available. Contact your Computer Manufacturer and ask them to send you a set of Vista Recovery disk/s.

They normally do that for a small $ cost. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Also, ask them if you have a Recovery Partition on your Computer/Laptop to restore it to Factory settings. See if a Manual came with the computer, or go to the Manufacturer's website, email or phone them for info on how to do a Recovery. Normally, you would press F10 or F11, Acer is normally Alt + F10 at Startup to commence the Recovery Process. Another way I have seen on some models is to tap F8, and go to a list of Startup options, and start a Factory Standards Recovery from in there, by selecting the Repair computer option. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ask them if you can also make Recovery Disk/s from the Recovery Partition in case of Hard Driver failure or System Crash. They will tell you how to do that.

Each Computer Manufacturer has their own way of making Recovery Disk/s. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Or borrow a proper Microsoft Vista DVD(not Dell, HP, etc).