Hello! My tablet was experiencing some problems and I wanted to recover it using the recovery media. Everything was going just fine during the recovery process, until it got to the step Installing cleanup 52/53. I left it running and after about 12 hours I got back home and saw it was restarting, but it seemed to be stuck there, so I hold the power button down to shut it down and turn it back on. But when I turned it back on, an error message came Your pc needs to be repaired. The operating system couldn't be loaded, because the system registry file is missing. You can use recovery media... But the recovery media apparently couldnt do anything, this error appears everytime after the acer logo. Please help!!!
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Sorry that you were not able to complete the recovery,. this could be of 2 reasons,. 1: Recovery media is corrupted or damaged(as its a DVD Disc) or 2: HDD failing,. So you may try again with the same recovery media, & that most of the times will work
Have found that sometimes Windows just goes away aand hides for hours at a time. You used to be able to check the drive light for activity or liten to the disk heads move but they fixed that.
Task Manager (right click in tray) can tell you exactly where the load is. Click once or twice on CPU in Processes to rank in order of load. Make sure to click the check box on "Show processes from all users".
Normally a quiet machine with little load will be 85-95% on System Idle Process.
Also look under Performance and you should have about a GB under Physical Memory > Available.
At the bottom I'd expect CPU Usage to be under 20% (might be as little as 0%) and Physical Memory around 50%
Sometime a script just hangs. Have you tried disabling all plugins ?
That sounds like a different error than the onr where it lags while browsing the internet. Have you checked the Power settings? Extend the timeout for sleep mode and see if it lasts longer before freezing. That will help tell if the second issue is a sleep recovery problem or something else.
That sounds like a battery issue. I'd suggest downloading BatteryInfoView , set to logging every 10 seconds, wait for it to happen, and see if there is anything odd in the log. Could also go the EventViewer, clear out everything, then, after an occurance, see if anything happened at the same time.
Hi,
I had a similar problem with my Iconia W510. Managed to solve it by using an optical drive interrupt to override the on-the-top screen telling "Installing Cleanup". The complete guide is here:
http://borovicka.blogspot.sk/2015/03/Acer-Cleanup-recovery-issue.html