I have an Acer 9410 laptop with Windows Vista and I had taken it to computer
techs to fix some mouse pad problems as well as some startup freezing
problems. They said it passed their PC check so didn't appear as anything
was wrong. They said I could try to do system recovery to restore it back to
its factory settings. Well, when I initially tried it, it didn't work so
then, not thinking this through and not being as familiar with this as I
would like to have been, I accidentally rand the Anytime Upgrade CD thinking
it was also the recovery CD. Of course, I found out after the fact that it
was just that, so it reinstalled another version of Vista on my computer
which then completely wiped everything including the Acer emPowering
Technology software which contains the software to do the system Recovery.
But it also removed some of my original drives like the memory card drivers,
microphone, and maybe the webcam. In the process it saved a bunch of old
Windows files to my hard drive. Are those still useful and is there any way
I can recover those drivers besides getting the recovery CD's which I can
purchase from Acer or the store where I bought it from for around $40.