Like many others, the first time you launch eRecovery on your laptop you can use a password. Then months of past years, and you need eRecovery, but you forget the password ...
Note: The process can be very different in your model, but the principle remains the same, there must be a file that stores your passwords, and must be in a most recently used files, since you changed your password.
Note 2: Vista compatibility
This problem is solvedeasy to make a right click on the icon partedit32, go to properties, click the Compatibility tab and set the compatibility to WinXP or Win98.
For Vista and XP add the Run as administrator.
Method No 1:
1. Start Partedit32 download the program and change the partition type pqservice 27-7.
2. Restart the computer when booting, press F2 to enter the BIOS, and then disable the option (d2drecovery).
3. Reboot and press F8 repeatedly until youWindows Startup menu, select the option: prompt. To open the windows and now there's a letter for a new album, X, for example.
4. Type in "dir" and then locate the file "aimdrs. Dat. Then enter the following command at the command prompt:" Copy aimdrs. Dat C: "
5. Restart the computer normally, open a notepad browse, open the file, and then forgotten. Do not forget to restore the partition pqservice in its original condition with partedit32 and reactivate the D2DPossibility of recovery in the BIOS.
Method No 2:
Created using a bootable CD of Linux:
1. Cd / mnt
2. mkdir acer
3. mount - t vfat / dev/hda1 / mnt / acer
4. cat / tools / aimdrs. dat
Here you will find your password.
Warning: Replace Laptop with latest-generation SATA hard "hda1" with "sda1".
