Windows 7 Home Premium Oa Acer Drivers

G'day everyone I have an Acer computer for which I created the 4 recovery DVDs at the time when I bought the computer. I also have a DVD with drivers, which I had created at the time (but I'm not sure if I created this manually or via some automated system). The computer came with Windows 7. There was a 100 MB partition (without a drive letter) and two partitions (one with Windows and all programs on it, and one data partition). Last week the hard drive decided to give up the ghost completely, so now I have a brand new blank hard drive in my computer, and I have to install Windows 7 again.

My question is: which is better -- installing Windows 7 from a generic Windows 7 ISO (burnt to DVD, of course) or installing Windows 7 from the Acer recovery DVDs? I'm not exactly a 'power user' but I do tweak my Windows quite a bit, and I would have no objection to installing Windows 7 from a generic Windows 7 DVD. The Acer computer came with no useful Acer-specific software that I absolutely must have again (not counting the drivers, of course).

I recently bought a Gateway Acer, NV59C laptop with 'Windows 7 Home Prem OA Acer Group' installed with it. I turned it on and crashed immediately with out even giving. Windows 7 Forums is the largest help and support community, providing friendly help and advice for Microsoft Windows 7 Computers such as Dell, HP, Acer, Asus or a.

In one sense it may be useful for me to have an installation without all the bloatware extras. On the other hand, the bloatware doesn't bother me too much, and perhaps it may be safer (driver-wise) to use the recovery DVDs instead. What do you say? Interestingly, if I start an installation using the recovery disks, it doesn't offer to create that 100 MB partition, but simply asks me how much space I'd like to allocate to the 'OS partition', which turns out to be the normal C drive.

The remainder is then allocated to the D drive, named the 'data partition'. Thanks for your help. Samuel (who will implement a BACKUP PROCEDURE this time). You can order the Microsoft official OEM Recovery disks from your the OEM manufacturer's website.Yes, but why would one do that if one had created those recovery disks when one bought the computer, as per the manufacturer's instructions? I realise buying the disks is a nice option for people who neglected to create those disks shortly after they bought the computer, but I have them. Or do you mean to say that those disks would likely be worthless and that it is better to purchase the disks from the manufacturer's site anyway?

Similar help and support threads Thread Forum My hdd died, bought a new one, it was detected by the computer I have boot using acer recovery disks, It shows 3 option on Acer erecovery management factory restore system restore and keep data quit Backup and Restore First I plan to remove the main drive which is 240GB solid state drive with Windows 64X 10 Home Premium from my desktop. My desktop is Acer Aspre M3450. Then put another 240GB solid state in and install Windows 7 from my Acer Recovery Disks which have 3 DVD's to install. My question is that should.

Installation & Setup Hi all, I stumbled across your site while looking for help on recovering my system. I am NOT a computer whiz, and so some of the information to fix this computer is way over my head. I figured I would try here to see if it is something I can do. So I have an Acer Aspire running windows 7.

Backup and Restore Hello all, i am totally new here, i am having trouble finding information on the ability to make copies of the recovery disks. My question is, is it possible to make copies of the above mentioned 'factory recovery disks'?

I have been using my acer aspire x64 bit laptop for two years now. General Discussion Hi I have a new Asus CM6730 W7 PC (x64) it did not come with Install disk but it does have a recovery partition. How do I make install disk for this W7 install, I want to format the recovery partition to use it for other things. Thanks Daniel General Discussion Our Sites Site Links About Us Find Us • • • • • • •.

My Acer notebook running on windows 7 home premium oa sea 64 bit crashed. Can I reinstall myself? Which version of Windows 7 should I download for reinstallation.

Will my product key located at the back of my notebook still work? Vspe Torrent there. New computers that come preinstalled with Windows 7 often have what is called a recovery partition.

This is used to reinstall the operating system in the event of a system crash. To access it, you will need to boot into when you start your computer by pressing a function key. This can be either F1, F2, F9, F10, F11, F12 or even DEL or Tab key. Consult the owners manual that came with your PC for instructions about how to reinstall Windows.

This is how the recovery partition is accessed for the most popular makes. For Acer, press and hold ALT + F10 as soon as you see the logo If your recovery partition is damaged, then do the following: Download the corresponding edition of Windows 7 you have a license for from the following link.