Recovering system with e recovery disks

my system couldn't load windows 8.1.some missing .ini file as it says.didn't had recovery disk but purchased it from acer.When I load it the screen suppose to highlight all the options to select. like to default and so on.But here only highlighted exit option. what went wrong or how to reload windows.any one ?please help

Instead of using the recovery disks, have you tried to press ALT+F10 at boot and choose repair my computer - troubleshoot - advanced options - automatic repair

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What you can do? Good question.
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Hi:
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For quite some time (over a year), I've been seeing chat about this error when attempting to make recovery disks on Dell machines. Basically, a recovery disk made in windows 7 starts to boot, when tested, but then gets to what looks like the blue background
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You should't have to worry about Activation. The BIOS key should work with the Windows 8 you installed from ISO download. Actually the install should have checked for and pulled the key already.
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There is no "full recovery " option. Do you mean to say factory image recovery instead?
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I am trying to restore my A100 laptop to factory settings *without* a recovery CD via pressing a sequence of keys while booting (which should fire up the recovery partition located on the hard drive).
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So yeh, I would *hugely* appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction here as it's driving me insane... the fact that I have done this before makes it that much worse!
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> I am trying to restore my A100 laptop to factory settings without a recovery CD via pressing a sequence of keys while booting (which should fire up the recovery partition located on the hard drive).
As far as I know the A100 series has not been equipped with the HDD recovery partition!
And therefore I doubt that any key combination will start the recovery from partition!
Therefore you only chance to recover the notebook is taking the recovery disk and then to boot from it.
You can also try to install the OS from Microsoft Windows disk and then could install the Toshiba drivers from the Toshiba driver website!
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I have a HP Pavilion dv2910us that I am try to recover using the HP recovery disks.

I have a HP Pavilion dv2910us that I am try to recover using the HP Vista Home Premium recovery disks. Recovery disk #1 worked and prompted me to insert disk #2, disk #2 was inserted and ran until only 20% of installing original content was reached. CD/DVD rom light on lower left of the notebook is not lit, wireless light is lit, running. Program ran slowly to reach the 20% mark, over three hours at one or two percentage points at a time. Then for the next 12 hours nothing, no keys or commands on the keyboard have been touched. Please advise next step, thank you.

Hi:
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The files were already extracted to that folder when you ran the X14.exe file by reading the text on top of the first screen shot.
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When I went to compile the ISO file, ImageBurn gave a message that about a WIM file and ISO, and if I wanted to burn it in a different format.
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I thought the computer would go back to 64bit as pre-installed but when I checked it was only 32bit.

You can use second one if asked.
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I would like to realize the same scenario as we've already done in our MSSQL environments: for every clustered MSSQL Server, we've created a standby instance, which is feeded via a logshipping job on the cluster side. The standby system recovers the logs automatically with a MSSQL job, too.
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Hi Peter,
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