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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Download alternative recovery disk for Gateway If the recovery partition of your computer is corrupt or damaged, consider downloading Easy Recovery Essentials, that it’s compatible with Gateway computers running Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8. Easy Recovery Essentials works for any Gateway model and it’s compatible with the following Windows versions: • Microsoft Windows 8 (read more on our ) • Microsoft Windows 7 (read more on our ) • Microsoft Windows Vista (read more on our ) • Microsoft Windows XP (read more on our ) • Microsoft Windows Server 2003, 2008 and 2012 (read more on our ). Armin Van Buuren A State Of Trance 437 Download Firefox. The Acer eRecovery Management software Gateway computers shipped after November, 2004 have a backup solution called Gateway System Recovery.

This solution is a recovery partition stored on your computer’s hard drive that can be used to restore Windows. Using this partition, you can also create a set of recovery disks in case the partition becomes damaged or corrupt. Your computer may still have a recovery partition intact (undamaged or uncorrupted) that can be used to restore your computer to its factory conditions. You can check if the partition is still intact by: • Restarting your computer • When the Gateway logo appears, press the Alt (the left key) and F10 keys during the boot process Create the recovery disk in Windows XP Windows XP users can create the recovery disks for Gateway computers by following these steps. Make sure your CDs are “CD-R” and not “CD-RW”.

If you plan to use DVDs, they must be “DVD-R” and not “DVD-RW” or “DVD+RW”. • Power on the computer • Go to Start >All Programs • Find the System Recovery folder • Click on Create My Drivers-Applications CD(s) • Click Burn ISO when the “ Do you want to burn the created ISO images or just having them placed in a folder of your choice” message appears • At the Recovery CD/DVD Creator screen, click Start Creation. Writing to CD or DVD • When the software program prompts you to insert the next blank disk, do so • When the “ The Recovery ISO Image has been created successfully” message appears, remove the last disk from the optical drive • Click OK • Label the recovery disks and keep them safe! Create the recovery disk in Windows Vista Windows Vista users can create a recovery disk using the Gateway Recovery Centre software program by following these steps. Your Windows Vista may run the Gateway Recovery Management software and not the Gateway Recovery Centre software version. If so, follow the instructions from Windows 7. These steps will create a backup copy of your system’s drivers and application and will not include a copy of your Windows Vista.