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For example, a forum says:

Here is the standard Acer Recovery Instructions

1. Power on the machine
2. At the white ACER BIOS screen, hold the “Alt” key and press the “F10” key simultaneously to start Acer eRecovery
3.Once eRecovery has loaded, click “Restore to Factory Default Settings”
4.Click “OK” to continue
5.From here, the eRecovery process will update all the data on the C: drive and restore a fully functional factory image (approximately 10 minutes).
6.Once eRecovery has run, press “OK” to reboot unit

BUT, what are the instructions for an Advent laptop? Thanks for reading, and even bigger thanks if you can answer
By the way, repeatedly pressing F10 just opens boot startup options. Which isn’t helpful.

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So my computer was acting slow & sluggish and i hadnt wiped my drives in ages so i did. I put the toshiba recovery disks, followed the instructions and now its in its factory state… BUT Toshiba satellite laptops have two hard drives C (main one 91g) and a back up D (110g). Now the C drive is good to go, but my D drive is nowhere to be found. How can I get it back? Thats 110 gigs i can use to put misc stuff.

Second Q) I backed up my vital stuff but i left alot of stuff I couldnt fit in my flash drives in that D drive (mostly 2g of music and some vids). Once I somehow restore my D drive, with your help, is that data recoverable. If not thats not to important compared to Q 1

Update: i did the old right click my computer to disk management and the drive now called disk 1 is there, online and “working” but its still blacked out and I would love to get access to it again. help i’m stumped.

Ok I cant find the option to format it anywhere its says unallocated if that helps also from the comouter management screen> storage> Disk Management.

First one to help me solve this gets the points

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I’ve tried other recovery programs, and they don’t show all the videos/photos, that come up with Asoftech Data Recovery. I need one that shows the same files that show on Asoftech Data Recovery.

Please if anyone knows a program, let me know. I would like it to be completely free, LIKE I said, but if its free for only limited videos, i don’t mind. Better than paying $40-70 for 1 video I want to recover.
@michelle I was pretty clear. I reckon you just wanted extra points for that bogus answer….. if you dont know about computer stuff maybe you shouldnt be checking out this section…
THANKS GUYS SOOO MUCH! Recuva did the job omg! thank you <3

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I have seen this happen a few times but usually it’s because of a power surge in the middle of typing a document. I’ve only had this happen once before under normal circumstances (programs and computer are shut down correctly) and it wasn’t a major deal, i’d only just started on that document. But this one had rather a lot of work put into it and although I have an older back-up copy it would be a royal pain to have to retype all the extra content.

Does anyone know…
A) What causes this?
B) How, if it’s possible, I might recover the lost text?

I’ve tried the “Recover text from any file” trick in Microsoft Word, but it didn’t work, most of the document was still missing.
The file size hasn’t decreased which makes it seem as if the data is still there somehow.

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