20 Most Recent Acer Aspire 6920 Notebook PC - Page 5 Questions & Answers

First you need a Windows Vista or Windows 7 installation disc.
To create windows 7 installation disc you need two programs.bittorrent to download the iso file ..and Windows 7 USB/DVD tool .->download here
Install bittorrent and windows 7 tool.
To download windows 7 sp1 .iso file click here ,select open and click save .
Use windows 7 usb/dvd tool to burn the installation disc .->instructions here
Once you have the installation disc ..follow this guide to install your Operating System ->click here

Please login to msconfig and select "enable all" on startup. It might be recovered. Try it. if not let me know the issue with some more details like what processes are present in startup .

Hello and welcome to FixYa,

If your going to use a password recovery cd.. you should use the free one below.. as it works far better

http://ophcrack.sourceforge.net/download.php?type=livecd

you cannot just burn the image you download though, you need a special program to make it into a readable disk..

Here is a link to the free special program

http://fileforum.betanews.com/download/ImgBurn/1128426215/1

download and install imageburn.. and once installed, use imageburn to burn the disk

when you open image burn, you will have six options, select burn iso image to disk

then select the first file we downloaded, the oph live cd file

once burned to disk, boot the computer from that disk, and reset the password




If you cannot get this to work and do not care about losing your information on your computer; this will get you in without a password, but will set your computer back to factory setting; wiping it completely clean like when you bought it.

Turn your computer off.
Restart your computer.
When the Acer screen comes up, immediately press and hold Alt+F10.
Keep pressing F10 repeatedly while keeping the Alt button pressed down.
You will be asked how you want to reset your computer.
Press Factory Restore.
This may take up to an hour.

If you are asked to enter a pass code, enter your pass code or 000000.

This may not work on the first attempt. You have to start tapping immediately when you hit the power button on. If it goes to regular start up with your windows, shut the computer off and retry it again.

Hope that helps;

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Hi,

Start your system in Safe mode.
and try to restore your system for previous date.
If your are not compatible with how to restore, Go to the link and follow the steps.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084

Otherwise you can try to reinstall the OS.

Thanks for using FixYa.

Skupi? si? tylko na p?ytach DVD, bo z BR nie mia?em jeszcze nic wsp?lnego.

Czy laptop czyta p?yty DVD z danymi (np z filmami divx?). Czy problem dotyczy tylko nie odtwarzania film?w DVD?

Je?li odpowied? na oba pytania brzmi "TAK", problemem jest brak kodek?w do DVD. Ze swojej strony mog? poleci? CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack), kt?ry ?ci?gniesz st?d:
http://www.cccp-project.net/

Je?li problem dotyczy wszystkich p?yt DVD to prawdopodobnie zabrudzona jest soczewka w czytniku albo jeszcze co? gorszego, je?li laptop jest na gwarancji polecam serwis.

Je?li to rozwi??e Tw?j problem z DVD spr?buj odpali? te? jak?? p?yt? BR. Je?li dostale? jakie? p?yty z laptopem sprawd? czy nie ma tam jakiego? programu do otwarzania Blu-Ray. Powodzenia

chances are that it is not you operating system that is not supported but rather your sound processor. Maybe try updating your program that handles your sound. However virtual surroundsound is a joke and it doesnt really sound good at all so if i were you i would just disable it and save yourself the trouble.

Try to install the new drivers for media console from here and see if this solves the problem...

1. open Windows Explorer
2. push the sd card into the sd card reader with its contact side down until it is flush
3. sd card is detected and displayed as a drive called SD/MMC (N:) where N is its drive letter
4. clicking on the SD/MMC drive will list any folders that are in it
5. with SD/MMC high-lighted, click on File and on the drop-down list, hover cursor over New
6. on the New list that opens, click on Folder to create a new folder on the SD/MMC drive
7. right click on the new folder and from the drop-down list click on Rename
8. rename the folder appropriate to the photos you want to download to the SD/MMC drive
9. navigate to the photos and high-light using shift+click for a block or ctrl+click for individual
10. with cursor over high-lighting, hold down right click and drag to new folder and release
11. select from the pop-up list that appears on release to either Copy Here or Move Here
12. repeat from 9 for more photo downloading and when done do an eject before removing ....
13. for Windows XP, click on the Safely Remove Hardware icon at the right side of the Taskbar
14. for Windows 7, can do same as XP or just right click SD/MMC and select eject from the list
15. **WARNING** failing to do an eject or Safely Remove Hardware can result in corruption!!!
16. once message appears that media can be safely removed, push the card in until it clicks
17. once click is heard, stop pushing and it will pop out sufficiently to be grabbed & pulled out

Hi,

Sorry to hear about your problem.

The only other way to resolve this issue is going to with the use of recovery media.

Currently you're using the built in partition, but i'm hoping you also made some disks like it would've asked you to.

If so, insert disk 1 and restart to load from the recovery disc.
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If not - you can contact Acer to be supplied with these, they'll still be a lot cheaper than buying Windows, but will cost approx $50.

Acer sent me these instructions.


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.

Hello abdullarafee,

i found this web where in you can purchased a screen for your laptop

http://www.laptopscreenonline.com/acer-aspire-6920g-screen-18459-p.asp or you can visit

http://www.notebook-laptop-accessories.com/brand-new-acer-aspire-6920g-6864-laptop-lcd-screen--3-p-18852.html

hope this helps
thanks :D

archiecruz30

Hi Roe - It then is almost certain that the problem is your external A/C adapter. Until this gets sorted out I wouldn't keep plugging it into the laptop...it may be capable of doing damage to your PC. There is also a possibility that is the A/C circuity inside the machine.

The easiest thing to do (if you have the ability) is to use a voltmeter and measure the actual current coming out of the adapter. Most people don't have access to one so I'd recommend you take the adapter to a local electronics store (Like Radio Shack in the U.S.) and ask them to check the current (It should be outputting 19Volts DC @ 3.42 Amps or something very close.
The above assumes the machine is out of warranty. If not, obviously you should give Acer tech support a call and proceed there.

Should you discover that it is the A/C adapter and is out of warranty you should purchase a replacement adapter such as the ones listed HERE and you'll be back up and running.

Thanks for inquiring at Fix Ya

Mikeywaf

Read my instructions on this link to restore it to factory settings: http://www.fixya.com/support/r8417061-restore_laptop_original_settings

Doubt that you need to replace the keyboard. Most of the time debris is caught under the keys and can be removed by taking a can of compressed air (Air Duster or air compressor) and blow it out. Do not try to pry keys up out out as you may damage the connector.

Try reinstall your operating system.

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In the page of Acer you can find the driver or application you need.http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers

Click on the speaker icon down the bottom right of your desktop toolbar, Click on mixer under the speaker volume, and then click on speakers. Then click enhancements and tick what you would like enabled. Also click into advanced and select sound quality. Hope this helps and please rate

You could try running Disk Cleanup.
Click the Windows button and type Disk Cleanup in the search box. Select the disk you want space on. For more details see http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Delete-files-using-Disk-Cleanup

Hi, this is because you only have a trial version of Office installed, it will only let you use certain features and only for a short time. To solve this you have to buy the full version, on their website or from a shop. hope this helps x

Hi, you right click anywhere on the screen, click on screen resolution, then alter that until it is the size you want, small is 1024x600 or 1024 x 800 if not on a notebook.