On most acers it is two pads or a small jumper hidding under the ram.
With the laptop OFF remove the ram and check for J3 its is usually a bit more distinctive than the normal green pcb
You need to short that jumper out for a second or so
re-install the ram and boot up
You should now be able to get into the bios
(1) Pull cmos cell from motherbord for 10 minutes it is back side of laptop.
Open back side cover of laptop then you find motherbord chjip set .
CMOS cell is round cell pull it .
(2) you can reset it with jumper settings There is 1 jumper named "clear cmos "
It has 3 pins mostly it is near the cmos battery cell find on motherbord it is 1-2 position by defaults for reset cmos you have to set it in 2-3 position then give power up.
then again set it in 1-2 position so all settings are reset.
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