Hello all
I will apologies in advance for my English
So here is what happened, i bought Acer one 10 which comes with windows 10 pre-installed and i have installed linux on it, but due to some driver problem i decided to go back to windows 10, but guess what???
it doesn't boot, just keep boot looping.
things i have tried: boot from micro usb port, boot from Keyboard usb port, play little bit with UEFI settings
but no success!!
if you guys could help me out, i would be thankful
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i have tried but with no success
It boots successfully from bootable Linux
Edit: You can order your recovery media from Acer if you didn't create a recovery drive.
http://www.acer.com/worldwide/support/
What is the Linux distribution? Is it a Linux GPT partition FAT32 installation stick that you tried to install in UEFI mode alongside Windows in dual boot? Or did you just delete all Windows stuff, installed Linux in UEFI mode on the drive hoping to boot Windows from a stick when needed? Jack E/NJ
<b>shutdown /s /t 0</b>
. The VM should shutdown.<b>VBoxManage.exe clonehd --format RAW source.vdi Windows.img</b>
where source.vdi is the virtual disk you've created when creating the VM and Windows.img is the output file that is going to be created (You can put it on the desktop so you don't have to open CMD as an Administrator). Once that is done, download Rufus (https://rufus.ie/), open it up and press the SELECT button. Select the Windows.img you have just exported using VBoxManage. Then select a USB drive (min. 32GB) you will use (this will wipe it and you will lose all your data, so backup). Get a coffee since this is going to take a while.lsblk
a list of storage media should show up. Then type indd if=/dev/sdX of=/dev/mmcblk0 bs=512 status=progress
make sure to replace the X with a letter of the 32 gig USB drive from lsblk (mmcblk0 is the internal storage of the laptop, if that has a different name you have to change it according to the output from lsblk). Press enter and wait. Once this command completes you have successfully installed Windows on this terrible computer!You got it!!
I have followed your steps and I have finally been able to install Windows 10 Pro on this odious tablet.
Regards
I had problem with puppylinux boot (no backlight + black screen), so I choose Clonezilla (disk to disk clone tool) and it works well too.
A little help?
https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/590387/acer-one-10-s1003-4-gb-ram-64-gb-upgrade-to-windows-10-1903-1909?breakffcache=c1484
I've tried everything - chkdsk, defrag via cmd, use third party programs in safe mode but still nothing.
The problem related to this topic is that I don't have an option to boot from file (F12). Also by pushing esc nothing happens. Boot menu appears only with F12.
Any suggestions?
I've tried that many times. Reset is not possible - messages show up there is not enough disk space. When I cleaned the disk, an error occurred that resetting is not possible.