Well it's not my laptop so I guess that they didn't make recovery disks and I've tried Alt+F10. It has a Recovery Partition with Windows 7 Home Basic mounted on it with all the laptop software that is included in the package.
Anyhow, I actually fixed it without the recovery disks!!!! It's busy re-installing. ok done now just installing updates... I looked at other post on the net from other laptop manufacturers and other people having similar problems.
Here's what I done if anyone else has the same problem.
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NB: The Recovery Partition must be intact and you need a Windows OS to install, I don't think it matters which Disk you have, XP , Vista or Windows 7.
1. Go to the BIOS console and Disable the D2D Recovery Option. Save and exit.
2. Boot with your Windows OS disk and install Windows (you'll need a working OS to do this). Make sure you DON'T INSTALL WINDOWS ON YOUR RECOVERY PARTITION! The Recovery Partition is labeled PQSERVICE and is 12GB.
3. Once OS is installed click start->run and type:cmd
4. Press enter this launches command prompt then type: Diskpart
5. Press Enter this launches diskpart then in diskpart console type: list volume
6. Press Enter and you'll see a table listing your drives. Now look for PQSERVICE under the label header. Once you find PQSERVICES check which Volume number it is.
7. Now type: Select Volume 3
(3 is the number listed on your table for the PQSERVICE partition)
8. Press enter and you see the volume is selected. Now type: assign letter q
9. Press enter and you see that the letter q is assign to the selected volume.
10.Go to My Computer and you'll see (Q)PQSERVICE. Open the drive by double clicking it. Copy all the FILES (NOT FOLDERS) , only copy the files to your C: drive or whichever drive you want to install Windows on. Once Copied reboot your computer.
11. Boot into your BIOS setup again and Enable D2D Recovery Option. Then save and exit. Once it boots hold ALT and tap F10 on your keyboard, and bingo the Acer eRecovery Management boots. Select your option.
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I'm not sure which files made the Recovery Boot so I copied all the files lol.
Thanks for your assistance theog!