Otchet po proizvodstvennoj praktike pgs primer. Hello saaiq, Drivers of the Acer Aspire One KAV60 (AOD250): Acer Worldwide - Choice your country - Support --> Search by product --> Group Netbook, Chromebook --> Series Aspire One --> Products AOD250 --> Operating System --> Driver and you can select Latest or All. I installed Windows 8 on my Acer Aspire One Netbook when. I have lately found a vendor who sells the recovery disk I need to restore my.

• 52 Answers SOURCE: Instructions from Acer The other way before Vista starts up is to tap ALT + F10 (at the same time repeatedly) when the computer is first switched on. The window of opportunity is very small, so this may take a few attempts Once you have tapped both the ALT and F10 repeatedly, you may see a screen showing: “Edit Boot options for Microsoft Windows Vista” If you see this, unfortunately, you have missed the window of opportunity, and you need to restart, and try again. If you see this: “Edit Boot options for Windows Setup” OR “Edit Boot options for Acer eRecovery” Then it indicates that you have tapped the ALT + F10 correctly, and all you now need to do is press “Enter” and the Recovery program should load on your screen after a short pause. In some cases, you may need to remove the battery (for notebooks only) and run the machine directly from the mains. The Disk2Disk recovery feature allows you to recover the system without recovery CDs.

This will return your system to factory settings and will delete everything stored on the machine. If possible we strongly advise backing up anything important on your machine before starting the recovery process. Posted on Jul 12, 2009.

Acer has posted a disc image on its FTP site with everything you need to restore an Acer Aspire One mini-laptop with Linpus Linux Lite to its factory default condition. There are three ways to use the 1GB disc image to restore your system. You can download the disc image and burn it to a DVD, then use a USB DVD drive to boot your system from the disc. If you don’t have a USB DVD drive, you can burn the image to a disc, and then run the utility on another PC that has a DVD drive to prepare a USB stick that can be used to install the software on your Aspire ONe.

Or you can to use the Acer Aspire One Recovery DVD Installer, which will let you prepare the USB stick without first burning the DVD to disc. Keep in mind, any personal data or settings you have installed on the netbook will be erased if you use this recovery DVD. So make sure to backup your data.

But the recovery disc can come in handy if you’ve royally messed up your machine or if you plan to sell your netbook and want to remove any personal information first.