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Acer Aspire 3000 keyboard failing




By narekkm on Apr 06, 2007

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My acer aspire 3000 keyboard seems to be failing. I've had to attach a usb keyboard and mouse to use the laptop.

Keys on laptop are almost non-responsive (they have to be hit numerous times before working) and the cursor is jumpy and hard to navigate - if at all.

My daughter reformatted the HD last week with the acer restore disks thinking that would solve the problem, but it still persists.

Any clues what the problem is?

Thanks,

Karen

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Apr 28, 2009

-   Brilliant, thank you, thank you. This info is fabulous.

Shame on you Acer, 1 year disposable laptops! -   Guest

Mar 15, 2009

-   My keyboard has stopped working, too. Along with any other buttons like power and wireless connection. USB ports are working.-   jimhatfield

Mar 06, 2009

-   After doing a full install and migrating all of my data I still had the mouse problem. Now that I've disabled the battery it's fixed! I am so pleased with the advice I found on this site. Bravo guys!-   nerdress

Feb 22, 2009

-   Same problem, but in Aspire 3005WLMi. The processor working at 60% when the battery is connected. Thanks to everybody.
-   Guest

Feb 14, 2009

-   Same problem, but in Aspire 1640WLMi. I can see the processor working at 90% when the battery is connected. The solution is, of course, to detach the battery, or better to disable the Battery ACPI control. Bad Acer electronics!
Thanks to everybody.
-   Guest

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posted on Nov 18, 2007
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thanks alot mate, couldnt figure out why the mousepad worked without the battery by myself. Thx alot

Solution #2

posted on Jun 23, 2007
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Try disabling the "Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Battery Method" in the device manager to temporarily resolve the issue.
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Solution #3

posted on Mar 19, 2008
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Yep I took out the battery after almost reinstalling windows now it works. The battery sucked from the beginning. I have an acer 3003wlci and was about to take a hammer to it. thanks forum. apartment loan

Solution #4

posted on Jun 10, 2007
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wow... 25 years as a computer scientist and never, NEVER, would I think to remove the battery to fix the keyboard.....
...learn something new everyday :-)

Solution #5

posted on Jun 16, 2007
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The reason that the battery trick works is that when the battery is too weak and trying to charge the combined current draw of running the LT at the same time causes the 5v rail to drop below threshold. Good 5v is required to run the keyboard.

Solution #6

posted on Oct 21, 2007
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The problem is the battery as mentioned before. Disabling "Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Battery Method" should solve the problem of the keybord and the mouse, this is, because the driver dosen't work properly with a bad battery. I think it fires a lot of hard interruptions that are blocking the keybord and the mouse interruption to the system (each time a key is pressed an interruption is send to the processor... if the battery driver sends a lot of interruptions, the key interruptions don't have time to be processed in time - that explains the fact that the system responds to a key press is that bad) 
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Solution #7

posted on Apr 06, 2008
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same problem same solution,the battery,how weird.

Solution #8

posted on Apr 26, 2007
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It's the battery... Try starting it without the battery it works.

Solution #9

posted on Oct 30, 2007
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It is official this fix works,

Great service keep up the good work.

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Solution #10

posted on Oct 04, 2007
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I can't believe it either!! I've had problems with this battery since i bought the laptop a year ago.. never lasted long.. recently it's been only able to last 5 mins..
Had the keyboard/touchpad problem too.. read this forum.. disconnected the battery.. and wollah!! fixed.. tried everything from driver updates and system restore..
Happy again.. thanks for the tip!!

Solution #11

posted on Jan 22, 2008
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REMOVE THE BATTERY, goto device manager, expand "Batteries" and disable "Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery" you can then install the existing battery without it disabling the touchpad and keyboard, this worked on an Acer Aspire 5000.
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Jan 24, 2008

- I also found putting laptop into laptop mode in the power management settings and rebooting resolves this problem
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Solution #12

posted on Oct 20, 2007
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Mahalo (thank you) SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much for this solution.  Unbelievable; it works!  I was just about to  file a claim with the extended warranty that charge cards and gatherine up all the receipts, etc., found this forum, disconnected the battery and IT'S BACK TO NORMAL.  Thank you from the bottom of my heart  :-)


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Solution #13

posted on May 28, 2007
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I had the same problem; removing the battery works perfectly fine! As strange as it may seem...

Solution #14

posted on Mar 24, 2008
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wow, i can only confirm that this works. Had exactly the same trouble with my 3003 WLMI. I formated the HDD at least 2 times, then reinstalled XP (2 different versions). My friend who is a works as a network technichian couldnt figure it out what was wrong. But nothing worked. I was almost throwing the computer out the window. Then i tried to start without the battery and VOILA.... its back to 10% function on everything. Truley a miracle.

Solution #15

posted on Jun 06, 2007
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it's the battery,


what the hell does that have to do with the keyboard and mouse? Apparently everything. I reinstalled like 7 times via the restore disks and two other versions of xp. Installed the drivers and everything to no avail. removed the battery and wallah. poof perfectly working keyboard and touchpad

Solution #16

posted on Sep 12, 2007
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thank you guys! been having this problem for weeks and was just about to reinstall before i read this. taking the battery out completely solved the problem. thanks again.
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Solution #17

posted on May 07, 2007
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All that I want to say is that "The Best Solution" was 100% correct. It sounds random, and there is no reason I can think of as to why it would work... but it did. To who ever posted it, THANK YOU.

Solution #18

posted on Nov 04, 2007
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thanks guys i took out my battery and my key board working great

thanks again

Solution #19

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Great solution. It worked on Aspire 5670

Solution #20

posted on Jan 27, 2008
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i can only repeat all the same above.
strange issue with non responding keyboard, even when reinstalling windows xp.
same as no issue in safe mode.
solution remove battery and works 100%
thx all
:)

Solution #21

posted on Oct 09, 2007
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Same problem here... same solution. Thanks!
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Solution #22

posted on Jun 23, 2007
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Try disabling the "Microsoft ACPI-compliant control method battery" in device manager. That way you don't have to have your dead battery out of your system in order to use it without issue.

Solution #23

posted on Dec 10, 2007
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I had the same problem, found this forum with this solution. My Acer is BACK to NORMAL. Thank you a million times....

Solution #24

posted on Nov 17, 2007
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WOW!!! Disconnecting the battery completely worked - After updating windows on the windows update site and then restarting the computer completely froze - went to this site - removed the battery and completely fixed my problem - got a new battery and the problem remains solved Thanks!!!

Solution #25

posted on Nov 16, 2007
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WoW! 5 years of being computer technician....!!! I couldnt believe laptop computer could have something to do with keyboard and touch pad.....I have just formatted Aspire 3000 and found this forum....thank you Man.....Wilfred Moshi,Tanzania

Solution #26

posted on Oct 10, 2007
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I work at a computer store and we had two of these laptops with this problem, and indeed removing the battery fixed the problem. Really REALLY bad work by Acer...

Solution #27

posted on Apr 26, 2008
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Unreal,had same problem here at Falmouth computers with aspire 3000.Customer will be happy cos i was stumped before i did some research here.10/10
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Solution #28

posted on Jan 04, 2008
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This worked for me too. The battery on this laptop is horrible too. I guess you get what you pay for.

Solution #29

posted on Apr 06, 2007
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- Sometimes, the keys become non-responsive due to dirt settled on the IC below the keypad
- So, the first thing we can do here is clean the keypad, if you know how to unscrew your laptop ot seek help from someone who can help you unscrew it

Please revert back with the results
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Solution #30

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update the bios, duh.

Solution #31

posted on Jul 13, 2009
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rdial54

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Disabling the battery fixed my keyboard problem. Amazing,
disabling the "Microsoft ACPI-compliant control method battery" in device manager. That way you don't have to have your dead battery out of your system in order to use it without issue.

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Solution #32

posted on Aug 18, 2009
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Hi Friends,
Problem with Acer Aspire Notebook Or Laptops? Just visit the sites..
For any Software problem you can visit a link by just Click Here .

For any Hardware problem with this Notebook you can Click Here

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Solution #33

posted on Aug 07, 2009
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Try the link . . . www.laptop-problem-solution.com

For find your best solution.


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Solution #34

posted on Mar 24, 2009
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Yes! The Battery!!

I can't believe I spent all this time flippin out because the keyboard and touch pad would work then it mysteriously wouldn't, then it would and then it wouldn't. Re-install from scratch then uninstall, driver updates, re-install on and on for the past few months :(

THANK YOU
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Solution #35

posted on Feb 09, 2009
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It really works ... put off batery, switch off driver and it work normally ...happilly ever after !
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Solution #36

posted on Jan 14, 2009
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I unlocked the battery, took it out, waited a couple seconds, put the battery back in and made sure the locking tab was in the "locked" position, and everything seemed to work. Hope this helps someone.
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Solution #37

posted on Jan 06, 2009
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BEAUTIFULL!! - like a lot of you guys i have formatted my freacking ACER aspire 3000 maybe 4-5 times. The battery fix just did it. Thanks a lot. Greetings from Denmark
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Solution #38

posted on Nov 04, 2008
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mikecarrie

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My i button is broken. I have to use another Key pad & mouse.
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Solution #39

posted on Oct 22, 2008
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Guest

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wow, thanks alot. it works also on acer aspire 1640, same problem, same solution, the battery

Solution #40

posted on Oct 16, 2008
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wow ty for this help my daughter in law will be happy when she comes from work and find her laptop working agion instead of using usb keyboard

Solution #41

posted on Oct 10, 2008
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All,

Same problem. Thanks soooooo much. I almost killed my laptop today. All I had to do was take out the battery also. This is what makes the internet soo great.

thanks again.


Solution #42

posted on Oct 05, 2008
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Thank you so much to whoever suggested removing the battery! Works perfectly. Can't believe there is such a widespread problem with Acer Laptops.

Solution #43

posted on Aug 20, 2008
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Same problem here. The unit works great in safe mode, but keyboard and touchpad are very laggy in normal mode. Removing the battery and rebooting helped. I have to find a battery replacement then. Thanks for Your help.

Best regards / pozdrawiam
wiewior1984

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Solution #44

posted on Aug 19, 2008
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thanks for this site!all i have to do is disable the Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery thing in the Device Manager and my keyboard and touchpad work just fine again!thanks a lot again!

Kyths from Philippines

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Solution #45

posted on Aug 11, 2008
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Hi All,
Viewing battery info in linux reveals weird info from the battery controller. i.e.
Design capacity 2000mAh
last charge capacity 64440mAh
This may be freaking out the acpi algorithms but I can't get sensible info back into the battery

Solution #46

posted on Aug 03, 2008
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I tried to re install different types of win xp but the keyboard stop working when the dialog wizard box appear ( product code)

Thanks yup i removed the battery then it work

willy121 of philippines
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- yes this is really work just removed the battery
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Solution #47

posted on May 30, 2008
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Weak battery cause the problem!!! Replace battery charge it fine and all is ok. Temporary you can use without battery.
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Solution #48

posted on Apr 21, 2008
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WOOOOOWW, i'M so glad i found this forum, I had the same problem and it worked for me 100%

Solution #49

posted on Apr 10, 2008
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Guest

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yep, that worked......but I brought a laptop not a desktop so its not a fix for me. Luckily my acer has a 5 year warranty.

Solution #50

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INCREDIBLE!!

Solution #51

posted on Apr 06, 2008
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April 4th,2008
Worked fine
Also if You re-instal windows get Your mouse to the bottom right of the screen and hit next as fast as You can,,It will finish the install and Your done..Then Turn of Microsoft ACP-I .in device manager.

Solution #52

posted on Mar 22, 2008
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I had the exact same problem and thanks a MILLION to "adex02" for mentioning the battery problem.

My keyboard would work fine in DOS and in the Acer Recovery console, but as soon as the windows setup screens came up and after that I could not use the keypad or the keyboard. Often if I hold the key down for 30 seconds it will type the letter, but not always. I just removed the battery and left it plugged in and it works great!
What a crazy problem!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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Solution #53

posted on Mar 08, 2008
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gigibecalu

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I didn't have enough time to read all the posts, but the problem is somehow linked to the drivers. The keyboard and the touchpad work if the battery is taken out, but however they will work with the battery in if you reinstall the drivers, either with the CD they gave you or by entering Safe Mode and Drivers and then uninstalling the keyboard drivers... Then all you have to do is to restart into Normal Mode and.. It works... for a while...:)
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Solution #54

posted on Feb 27, 2008
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I had erratic cursor problem on Aspire 5520. Tried disconnecting battery. For my Acer it did not work. Contacted Acer and they told me to disable tapping. If you have Alps driver for the touch pad, you can do it by clicking mouse icon in the Control panel, and then, uncheck tapping. Worked in my case.

Solution #55

posted on Feb 24, 2008
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Nope, not working.... any other suggestions?? The usb ports have also stopped responding. We were in the midst of installing the product for our ipod and it just stopped responding.

Solution #56

posted on Feb 08, 2008
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oh god. soooo many formats and installations of windows! I bought a new computer, and started this old one after 3-4 month and strange it worked - for a while! But removing the battery and disabeld it in the taskmanager solved the problem!
Thanks from Sweden!

Solution #57

posted on Dec 04, 2007
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Guest

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great. works like a charm. thanx to who ever wrote the article. i cant believe it.

Solution #58

posted on Nov 28, 2007
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Guest

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Glad I stumbled upon this. Just finished reinstalling (for about the 5th time) but I won't try that again.

Solution #59

posted on Nov 24, 2007
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leo shah

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if it is defective battery it is going to locksup k/b and t/p both.
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Solution #60

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omg thank you so much!

Solution #61

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Guys,

Many thanks for your advice. That was amazing. I had the same problem and several days we could not solve it. As soon as I get this forum I found the solutin and now it works just pefect.

Thanks very much.

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40 Other Users Have The Same Problem - Continued

Comment by Guest, posted on Feb 04, 2009

Thank you so much. My son's Aspire 3000 has been a great laptop, but recently everything has gone wrong with it. I decided to bite the bullet and reformat with the understanding that all his files would be lost. After reformatting the keyboard went dead. I googled the problem and your sharing posting solved the problem. Thanks again.

Comment by -Craziness-, posted on Jan 31, 2009

Hello everyone, I hope this helps some or all of you!

I have a simular problem with my Acer 5670. My computer froze on me yesterday, nothing would work until I pulled my battery out, but kept my power cord plugged in.
Today I went on line to see about pricing out a new battery & found that Acer has a huge recall on most of their batteries. It took me like 2 minutes to fill out a form & they send you a free replacement battery.

The web link is:
http://www.acerbatteryrecall.com

Just go to the bottom left of the page & click on "check my battery" then you'll have to choose from a note book model dropdown menu. With mine, I have the "Acer Aspire 5670", but they call it the "AS567x" AS meaning Aspire and then instead of putting a 0 at the end of the model # they put an x for all of them.
I wonder if that's their way of budgeting... they may think people won't understand so they will have less batteries to replace. hummm...
Anyway, good luck to all & I hope this helps.

-Michelle

Comment by mppacE, posted on Jan 25, 2009

Same problem :-(

Comment by Guest, posted on Jan 10, 2009

Wonderful...this is the first link that came up when I googled "frozen acer 3000 laptop". I am not very tech savvy, and I would never have thought of this solution. But, I'm on my way to trying it! Thanks!

Comment by nettytemple, posted on Jan 09, 2009

I thought I had a different problem... used the recovery discs etc., but computer just froze at start up!!! I would have saved myself a lot of time and frustration if I had read this link first!
Still don't understand WHY it works... but it does and that suits me fine! Thank you thank you thank you!!!

Comment by Guest, posted on Dec 29, 2008

great fix,,,saved me some grey hairs...thanks!!

Comment by Guest, posted on Dec 01, 2008

I have the exact same problem, but discovered the battery causes it by accident, I had he battery out, and decided to put it back in and instantly the keyboard stopped working, I will never never ever buy another acer again, they have absolutely no support at all, it would be nice to be able to email a tech and see what would fix it. Has anyone put a new battery in?? My laptop used to work fine with the battery in it, I am wondering if it is because the battery went bad? But the battery holds power still? I am going to sell this garbage and buy a new computer, but I am going to research them first to see who has support, acer sucks.

Comment by Guest, posted on Nov 06, 2008

pluss the screen was getting lines through it. the mouse is dead

Comment by Guest, posted on Oct 29, 2008

my asWZ buttons do not Work. help!!!

Comment by waynejci, posted on Oct 28, 2008

Amazing! I'm an I.T. Vice President, had a relative with the same laptop and problem, and thought "yeah right!" but it worked!

Comment by Guest, posted on Oct 14, 2008

Same problem with a Danish Aspire 3k.

Comment by 1473, posted on Oct 09, 2008

I have just the same problem when i attempted to fix my friend's A5670, i did it just by removing the battery with PSU plugged in. Mouse and keyboard instantly came back to life without restarting... That's something i would never work out with logic... Thank you for the tip..

Comment by ronaldhayter, posted on Oct 02, 2008

acer aspire 3000 keyboard and mouse fail after install. usb mouse and kb work fine. Must remove battery to shut down.

Comment by jennywaddel, posted on Sep 12, 2008

You are amazing - had the exact same problem - finally found this thread and it worked!!!! Thanks a million times over

Comment by fixya-kambiz, posted on Sep 02, 2008

I have the exact smae problem. WOW!!!! I had to pull the batter out to reset the laptop. The external mouse works when hocked up but I did not have a keyboard to hook up to test. from reading sound like the batter may be bad. I wonder if ACER knows and there should be a RECALL of this?

Comment by Guest, posted on Aug 13, 2008

Had same problem, laptop just 2 years old. Have been using external keyboard & mouse...hopeless, defeats purpose of having portable computer!

Can keyboard be replaced - would appreciate some advice!

Comment by Guest, posted on Jul 11, 2008

Yup, no keepboard or mousepad... plus holding the power button would turn the unit off. We had to remove the battery to turn the unit off. Running without the battery did the trick.. Excellent!!! Has anyone then bought a new battery and then found everything back to normal?

Comment by Guest, posted on Apr 26, 2008

Just pull out your battery, you'll see it will work again... I had the same problem, so i guess my battery is dead...

Deezee

Comment by gciriani, posted on Apr 05, 2008

The keyboard froze; I reloaded the Windows XP several times without results. It takes a keystroke only after pushing the button for several seconds. It's not the hardware, because it works well in Safe Mode.

I don not understand the recommended solution.

Comment by randy_1969, posted on Apr 05, 2008

my keyboard and touchpad are erratic at times. i have to type slowly, and the cursor is jumpy when i move it.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
acer aspire......

Comment by jay tee 42, posted on Mar 27, 2008

my keyboard and trackpad seems non responsive can i upgrade the drivers

Comment by bartonhi, posted on Mar 24, 2008

Keyboard and touch pad are non responsive on my acer aspire 3000.

Comment by idajy, posted on Mar 24, 2008

update drivers and reconfigured. pad and keyboard erratic.microsoft tech advised that i have acer tech update correct settings for touch pad and key pad

Comment by billybob3000, posted on Mar 09, 2008

Keyboard and touch pad frozen ?????

Comment by kandelsh, posted on Mar 09, 2008

Yes the same problem

Comment by Guest, posted on Mar 01, 2008

Keys on laptop are almost non-responsive (they have to be hit numerous times before working)

Comment by andymcafee, posted on Mar 01, 2008

Same exact problem here with my daughter's 3000. She kept telling me that she had to unplug it and let the battery run out in order to restart the computer. I was very close to reinstalling windows and losing all of my daughter's info when it dawned on me. I am going to try to get a new battery to see if this works. Has anyone tried putting in a new battery or is this just an issue internally?

Comment by computron, posted on Feb 26, 2008

Yes, It is the battery, is giving a lot of crazy problems.

Comment by adex02, posted on Feb 16, 2008

it is your battery folks. i know this sounds odd, but remove your battery whie the computer is on and up to windows. i'll be your mouse and keyboard will return to normal. i know it sounds funky but i found this out by accident one day. trust me. btw i own my own computer repair business and hae heard of this kind of this happening more than once. also be careful with you power plug (where you plug it in to the back of your laptop) if you ever have to wiggle it to get it to charge, DON'T! it has detached from the motherboard on the inside. this is a common fault on these computers, but it is an easy fix in the right hands. i do it all the time. just some fyi stuff for you there.

Comment by bahenry, posted on Jan 31, 2008

I'm having the exact same problem. I took my laptop in to have it checked out and I was told it was my motherboard.

Comment by andycam, posted on Jan 22, 2008

Had the same problem on an Acer Aspire 5000, found out the battery is also the problem

Comment by Hellknight, posted on Jan 20, 2008

my acer aspire 3004 wlmi have the exact same problem. The keyboard is absolutly not responding and the computer works so slow that i cant even open setups. :S

Comment by Guest, posted on Jan 09, 2008

Same problem -- cursor is jumpy and windows open and close by themselves. I'm ready to throw it out the window.

Acer walked me through an uninstall and reinstalll of the mouse and touchpad and an entire system reinstore to no avail.

Unless I find a solution, I'm going to try to return the computer; I can't work with it.

Comment by Guest, posted on Dec 06, 2007

i had exact the same problem, i fixd it by installing vista ultimate, its still had tht problem at first but i think vista fixd it in the 1st cuple of restarts. hope this helps

Comment by ShinyChick, posted on Nov 08, 2007

I am having problems with my Acer Aspire 3000, my AWSZ keys are very tempremental...as you can see they are working at the moment (which makes a change!) but more often than not they dont work. I have read some of the solutions which i want to try but i dont know how to do this...HELLLLPPPP. i am pc literate of a sort but when it comes to the really technical stuff its all a bit gaga.
Thanks in advance :-)

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