D2D Recovery Not Working

hi ,

i have acer one AOD150-1Bk i installed windows vista on it ,, now the D2D not working with me .. i treid this solution
viewtopic.php?f=38&t=3054
but i didnt found those files MBRwrWin.exe and RTMBR.bin in my PQSERVICE Partition ..

any one can upload the files ?

 

no body can upload the two files :shock: !!!

guys plz i need the files :cry:

 

up up :!: :!:

 

up up up

guys i need MBRwrWin.exe and RTMBR.bin from PQSERVICE Partition :evil:

 

Found this with Google
http://www.badongo.com/file/11119996

And this quote
"Both the rtmbr.bin and mbrwrwin.exe files are located in the RYTOOLS folder in the PQSERVICE partition on my laptop"

 

hi jerryt ,

i cant download the file from that web site when i click download its tell me Please wait, loading ..... and nothing happen

and in my RYTOOLS folder only two files NAPP2P.ini and NAPP2P_SetHidden.ini

can you upload rtmbr.bin and mbrwrwin.exe from your partition to any of those sites
www.zshare.net
www.4shared.com
www.megashare.com
www.2shared.com
please ?

 

I would have to change the recovery partition to visible, copy the files, and change the partition back. But I don't want to mess with any working systems.

Have you tried the recovery images linked on this forum ?

I can check the recovery images I have for these files later.

 

where is the images??

if i use the eRecovery programs in windows i can recover my system its working

the problem only in the boot if i press alt + f10 the recovery system not opening

D2D Enable in bois i dont know how to solve this problem

 

There are links on this website in a thread about system recovery disks.

Sounds like the master boot record has been written over by installing another operating system. You either have to repair the MBR or re-install MBR from a backup image.

 

ifound this

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=3758&start=10#p46397

its torrent cos rapid share not work with my ip
and this torrent too slow the speed between 1-5 KB/s i need 1 week and 5 days to finsh download

 

No those files are not on the images, I just checked.

I will unhid the partition and copy the files for you, but it may be a couple of days...

 

ok brother i'll wait you ,,thanx for helping

 

I change the eRecovery partition to 0C or 0bh and upon reboot the MBR changes it back to 12. Acer working MBR hides the partition on each boot.

But I did find the files you are looking for

http://rapidshare.com/files/64293596/Ac ... r.zip.html

 

its working now thanx jerryt

 

Studying how to protect the D2D eRecovery facility, I read a lot of threads here.
Nothing is broken yet. But installing Windows 7 in dual boot will for sure change the MBR and prevent the recovery process.

And things are a bit different on the Acer Aspire One D250 than described here.

This is what I have found and done sofar. No Wndows 7 installation yet!

1. Created the recovery dvd's (Ihave an external usb dvd writer, a big one, not for the raod but usable for these kind of tasks at home)
2. I got PTEDIT32 and set the partition entry type for the first partition to 07 (was 12)
After booting Windows XP the PQSERVICE partition appears as drive D:, 7 GB
Made a backup of that partition (about 6 GB)
And yes, I used explorer for the copy after making sure it shows hidden+system files
3. Did the same (just to check how it works) before using ptedit32 with ubuntu and knoppix live cd. Works fine with knoppix,
the PQSERVICE can be mounted with a click on the drive on the desktop. No surprises either, same files.
Except for the wireless all seems to work fine with Linux.
4. Searched the PQSERVICE for the utility and file to restore the MBR and no luck. Nothing that even vaquely resembles that.

5. Used a disk editor (http://jawade.nl/) to see the first block, which is the mbr, and yes, it is an MBR as far as I can see.

6. Used a small utility to make a backup of the mbr (http://mbrwizard.com/) to file, so now I have the equivalent of the missing
Acer supplied utility, I can restore the mbr with that utility.

7. The forementioned Knoppix and Ubunty live cd's contain the partition editor (GPARTED), so I can create a new partition for Windows 7 and have a dual boot system.

I hope I now have everything in backup to start the Windows 7 installation.
Or do you see a snag I forget?

 

Does these files also work for an AOA150?

 

Yes.