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Hello Andrew-I am tryig to install new memory but have lost my manual.Ca you tell me which part of the back the hip is loaded uder so i do't ahve to take off all the covers? Is it just a matter of removig thise little screws oe loated or is there somethig else to release the over? Have you heard about these machines heating up and if so do you have ay suggestions.Thanx, I'll hang up now and wait for your answer on my radio. Bruce
thanx Slims-But which part of the picture is the memory located in? Thanx againthanx Slims-But which part of the picture is the memory located in? Thanx again
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RTM? read the manual, ? PC are not all the same the manual covers that. there is no model 3 the numbers are far longer. here is the 3000, type what your is, get your manual
Remove
all USB attached devices like drives.
You may
need to roll back system with System Restore. Under Safe Mode (press F8
during boot and choose Safe Mode).
Win 7 -
Start > Search type System Restore.
XP - Is
Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Restore. Now choose a
date prior to problem. You may have to try a few dates.
Uninstall
last program(s) that was installed, again in safe mode.
To
eliminate possible bad RAM. Unplug PC, open case, and remove all RAM. Test
one DIMM at time, one slot at a time.
Re-install
Windows. Clean install works best, but all data will be lost.
Lastly
you may have other hardware problems. If it does another blue screen after
reloading windows, especially with a clean install.
1) Power on laptop
2) Continuously press the F8 key until a start up menu is presented
3) Choose safe mode
4) Once safe mode has loaded up click on Start>Programs>Accessories>System tools>System Restore
5 Once this has loaded up please choose the option entitled 'restore my computer to a earlier time'.
6)From this calander choose a highlighted black dat to take the computer back to and click next
7) This will restore the PC to a earlier time and hopefully cure the loop your laptop is currently stuck in
If the above fails then unfortunatley you will need to reformat the machine
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The first, best thing to do is to back up your data and do a system restore. Acer's have the restore function usually built into their acer system management software.
Restoring the computer will solve most issues. If you keep having issues after the restore you probably have a hardware error like a bad hard drive or bad memory.
Be sure to back up any important data as the restore will erase everything from the hard drive and set it back to the way it came from the factory
When you say you have to re-install them, are you actually installing the sound drivers from the acer restore programme or cd, or are you just letting windows find them(the sound driver) each time you go through the process of deleting them.
Try installing drivers from the acer website to see if there is any newer driver versions
http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/notebook/as_3000_5000.html
If it continues, you may have to restore the original laptop settings back to factory default, assuming it hasn't done this since the day of setup, but make sure you back up all settings and documents to cd or dvd first.
thanx Slims-But which part of the picture is the memory located in? Thanx again
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