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Discussion in 'Windows' started by xkiller, Mar 6, 2009.

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    xkiller

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    Hi,

    I want to downgrade my system from windows 7 to windows xp which has comes with my aao, but the eRecovery is not working & i've tried the alt+f10 function & I want to do it as soon as possible. If anyone have a solution for this please tell me. Thanks.

    Cheers,
    xkiller
     
    xkiller, Mar 6, 2009
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    wal

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    This is my first post here, so Hello Everyone! Have you had your problem fixed? If not, I tell you what I done. If you still have your PQSERVICE partition you are able to recovery XP from it. What you need to do: 0) disable d2d in bios 1) make under 7 partitions what you like (XP will be restored on first of them, rest of them will not be cleared or deleted, so you can store data on them) 2) if you haven't 7 but you have XP - do it under XP (it's better option) 3) install XP instead of 7 (any XP, not matter legally or not, you need it for 10 minutes) 4) you need Ubuntu live cd - boot ubuntu, create folder on your desktop and mount there first partition from your hdd (PQSERVICE) 5) then open this folder and copy two files: mbrwrwin.exe and rtmbr.bim 6) paste these files to the XP partition, to main folder 6) quit Ubuntu and run XP 7) run command line and run mbrwrwin.exe from it 8) now reboot 9) enable d2d in bios 10) press alt F10 when your lappy starts 11) now you should see Acer recovery program

    It's all. If you don't know how to mount parition on Ubuntu I tell you next post.
    I have done it with my AAO and it works.
    Have luck!
     
    wal, Mar 16, 2009
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    kimmok

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    Need a better how to PLEASE.

    /KimmoK
     
    kimmok, Apr 10, 2009
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    clawmvp, Apr 10, 2009
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