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How to Use a CD in Order to Recover Acer Laptop?


Acer laptops, it is very simple and has clear operations, this you might have heard many times. But once you get confused it can be a frustrating idea. Its functions are a little bit different from other computers. Don’t get panic you can get the idea from the guidebook or the online site of Acer. Although its services and helplines are always there for you, It’s not that much complicated that will not get without a tutorial. Things can be sorted with a little effort. Here, you will see how you can recover your system by its CD, which you get along with it.


Here the experts’ of Acer Support elaborate the points for the same:

  1. To recover the system you need to launch the CMOS by “Ctrl+ALT+Esc” once you turn on your System.

  2. Now choose to “Advanced BIOS Feature” in the CMOS feature then verify “Boot”. Here you will find a sequence on your screen follow the order of it will be like; CD-ROM>Floppy Disk>Hard Disk.

  3. Put the CD into the disc drive then to get exit from CMOS setup by pressing “F10” then follow the screen instructions to proceed the process. It will be displayed one or other questions, answer them accordingly.

  4. Choose the “HDD Full Rebuild” for the recovery process. Once you put the CD into the system most probably it will start the process automatically. Sometimes you need to give instructions as per the message you will see on the screen.

  5. When all steps have been done then removes the CD carefully. You will see the message on your screen to make the CD out of the system.

  6. Now “Restart” your system.


These are very simple steps need to follow and you will successfully get recovered. If any user has any issue in it can drop a call to experts’ of Acer support on the given toll-free no 1-800-875-256 your problem will be solved shortly.

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