Won't start I have an Acer Aspire L310 that worked fine yesterday. I didn't add any new software or hardware. Today I pressed the on button and it didn't start. I plugged the power adapted in several outlets and it still didn't boot up. Any suggestions?

Its the problem with hardware driver software. Please remove last installed software/hardware in your system. To remove software run system in safe mode by pressing F8 on system starting and select safe mode then remove last installed hardware by opening device manager or remove software by opening add remove program from the control panel.Then restart system.
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you have a usb conflict you will need to go to control panel then go to system hardware then uninstall all the usb turn on computer and make sure to not hook up any usb then hook external make sure it works over 30 min and then plug your other usb in

try taking out the batt, leave the mains plugged in, if it starts up then you need a new batt

hope that helps

Check the Cables and connections properly. Once you connect the power cables, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds. See if it helps.

Yes. I am currently updating an Acer Aspire L310 (lunchbox format) desktop.

Many of the drivers are contained on the XP installation disk and will automatically be installed when you install XP.

Other Drivers:

Assuming your L310 has the same hardware (may not), you can use the following Hardware detail to locate the drivers by typing in the hardware model into a search engine like Bing.

NIC - Marvell Yukon 88e8056 PCI-e GB; this driver can be downloaded from www.cnet.com. On this website, just type in the model info and it will direct you to the driver download.

Wireless NIC - Broadcom 802.11g; download from www.cnet.com

Display/motherboard chipset - Once you have installed XP and the NIC driver, go to www.intel.com and click on the "downloads/support" option. The website provides an autodetect utility that will identify your hardware and provide updated drivers.

Audio - go to Realtek website and select "downloads". Download/install the high definition audio driver for XP.

Once you are up and running with XP, run the Microsoft Windows Update utility and it will find updates for many of the essential drivers.

...hope this info helps

Looks like you have a slot-loading DVD±RW drive just like the one that would be in a car. Just press cd into **** and wait for it to grab cd. Looks from the picture like there is a button next to it to extract it. Good luck.

Go to start menu --->>>> right click on My Computer icon ----->>>> go to properties ------>>>> to to hardware tab ------>>>> go to device manager ----->>>>>


Check here whether the sound drivers are installed or not. The issue is because of the corrupt sound drivers.

If you are using windows vista you can do a system restore.

This should fix your problem.

Try pressing Fn+ F9 to unlock the Touchpad

If that doesn't work try reinstalling touchpad as new hardware.
Start-
Control Panel-
System-
Hardware-
Device Manager-
Mice and other pointing devices
click +
right click and delete touchpad-
Reboot

You can't install another video card in a Acer Aspire L310. It does not have an expansion port for it.

go into control pannel, blue tooth devices look through the fomats and if you have bloue tooth it will show up. set up and go. is it 6920G its there