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Error # 0xd000000d
I have Acer Aspire 5500z with Vista on it. I was getting system resume failure saying can not fix the problem automatically. So i tried to restore to factory default using ALT + F10. Now I am getting System Restore failure with Error # 0xd000000d.
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Re: Error # 0xd000000d
Hmmm 0xd000000d could mean a corrupt restore partition. Try using Recovery discs. Order from ACER if needed.
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