20 Most Recent Acer Aspire T135 PC Desktop - Page 5 Questions & Answers

some time there may be running hidden process with memory consuming. so use some tool for check and remove unnecessary process from your machine(tool like commercial task manager).

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Many times these drivers are manufacturer specific. Try the Acer website for postings of similar issues and the correct driver for the device/OS.

The only drivers I could find, because Acer's site is faulty, were from the European Acer site. I don't think the drivers differ, however. Click the link below and you'll find all the drivers/software/BIOS for this PC.

http://support.acer-euro.com/drivers/desktop/aspire_t135.html

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Hi there!

Try to reinstall the printer driver on your Acer Laptop. Hope this solves the problem.

It might be cause by boot file, MBR records corrupted...
What kind of OS u r using?

okay make sure your plugging the monitor back in securely
Either you need a new monitor or video card if what you are saying is correct did the video card in your system become lose

okay your still getting waves
try another browser like msn.com then click to make it your homepage tehn close off open again and see if it still happens

how old is the video card
have you unplugged your monitor recently

Sounds like a video driver problem. Download the latest  video driver and install. If this in not a new problem sometimes increasing the RAM helps elimenate the slowness problem causing the waves.  Do the following to see which video you computer has since they used two different ones on you model.   START-right click-MY COMPUTER-PROPERTIES-HARDWARE - DEVICE MANAGER- DISPLAY ADAPTER
http://www.acerpanam.com/synapse/forms/portal20.cfm?website=AcerPanAm.com&siteid=7117&areaid=2&formid=3394#results

I am assuming that it starts up, goes to the windows splash screen, the reboots and starts the whole process again?
Try to boot into safe mode: When you see the first screen, hit the F8 Key repeatedly, which should bring up a menu of boot options. Choose the safe mode option, and hit enter. If it boots into safe mode, I would start by running a checkdisk on the hard drive. Here's how:
Hit the Windows key and the letter R, in the prompt that comes up type in cmd and hit enter.
This should bring up the console. type in chkdsk /r/f in the prompt. It should say the drive is locked, and ask if you want to run on the next startup. Type y and enter. Then reboot. The checkdisk should run, and may be able to recover any bad sectors it finds. If it finds lots of problems, a more thorough diagnostic should probably be done, as the hard drive may be failing.

Well ...the laser in dvd drives has to focus differently to read cd or dvds. Sounds like the focussing on the cd side has gone out. Not really fixable. Buy a new drive .... 18x dvd burners are only like $25 these days ...

To put the system in to hibernation from run menu:-

1]Make sure that the system is hibernation enabled. To confirm that, Click the Start button, go to Run menu and type in Powercfg.cpl and click OK. In the Power Options Propertiesclick Hibernate tab and make sure that Enable hibernation option is checked. Click OK/Apply.

2]Now Click the Start button, go to Run menu and type in %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState and click OK.

To put the system in to Stand by :-

1]Make sure that the system is hibernation disabled. To confirm that, Click the Start button, go to Run menu and type in Powercfg.cpl and click OK. In the Power Options Propertiesclick Hibernate tab and make sure that Enable hibernation option is unchecked. Click OK/Apply.

2]Now Click the Start button, go to Run menu and type in %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState and click OK.

if you unning with XP you can try to solve here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/907477

Having a constant reboot means u are getting a type of system error. A easy way to stop it is to right click on My computer click Properties, then go to Advanced system settings, and then click settings under startup and recovery. There about halfways down u will se a dab called automatic restart. Uncheck it, and your pc will not restart. Then click start, click run type cmd (open command prompt)
then type: chkdsk /f
then it will ask u something, type Y and close that window. then restart your computer, and it will check your harddrive. Let it do a scan.

good luck

Hi Bob, you put it into the Compact Flash slot. Do you have a wife ? with make-up tweezers ?? these usually work. no need to take the side panel off, you will not be able to access it from inside the unit.

chris

You should, as soon as possible, open it and check at the processor's fan it should be full of dust and you processor is overheating and can burn if you don't act fast. I personally had twice the problem.

I'm just guessing that your monitor is similar to mine in that the light blinks yellow when the PC is off and turns green when turned on. You might try disconnect/reconnect with both ends of the power cord and the same at the VDOCard. Make sure there are no bent pins in the monitor cord and it can't hurt to blow them out with air. If that does't help I would find a friend with a PC who can test your monitor with their PC. At least you will have a good idea of which part you need.

Hi, "No fan, no hard drive, no noise" means the motherboard is not getting any power which is kinda out of sync because you are getting a power on light indicator. To confirm if your power supply is ok, check if the fan inside the power supply is working. you can look at the back of the casing, if it is turning then psu is ok. Try to reseat the power connector from the psu to the motherboard, some of the pins may not be in perfect contact but others are that's why the led lights up, but the mb is still dead. Please let me know how it works out for you. Regards.

Thjis PC has a SATA (serial) drive. You have to purchase a SATA cable and a SATA power cable. Then you can install it on the SATA 2 port on the motherboard.

You can buys these at your local computer store or at Cyberguys.com:

http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/SearchAll.asp?search=sata+cables&sort=desc

You may have to copy and paste the link into your browser.
If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe
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mostly its due to virus problem on your system.
and formatting your pc is the best option.as system could get corrupted if still used further without formatting.
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your hard disk gone bad, i need replacement, run disk manager it may fix it.