Pictures of acer travelmate - TravelMate Acer Computers & Internet

I hope this is useful; it's rather scanty
From the 2300 TM series manual (available from the acer website): 65W AC adapter 19V 3.42A

Or have a look at this
http://www.ukbatteryfast.co.uk/acer-travelmate-230-power-adapter-charger-p-1130
webpage. I think it's for a compatible power adapter, rather than an original Acer one, but it gives pictures of the connector.

Try www.acer.com > support > chat and see if they can be more helpful and specific

17.April.2014

You need to post what kind of driver (video - sound - LAN...) for someone to help you. Or just go to ACER support and choose. gl

You would use a file explorer program like Windows Explorer in Windows operating system.

RTC battery inside somewhere to keep the password of your computer.

Try to find the RTC battery (acer almost used cr1220 ) and take it off from socket wait 10 seconds and put it back again .

You need to disassemble the unit ~take the keyboard and heatsink plate off ~you will see the RTC battery.

You may type cr1220 to search the picture of RTC battery on line easy.

Good luck.

After you plug it into the projector, you need to tell the computer to send the output to the VGA. This is done by pressing a combination of the Fn key and an Fx key, usually the F4 key; it will have a picture of a screen on it in blue. Press it once will direct all output to the VGA port, press it twice will show the picture on the laptop and the VGA port, and pressing it again shows on the laptop only.

Thanks and please take a moment to rate as fixya.

try a external monitor

OK go to the ACER web download site and find ya exact model lappy and then Download the drivers for ya OS..

www.acer.com

OR simply type into Google search.......

Audio Driver ACER Travelmate 4150 xp download..

ethernet Driver ACER Travelmate 4150 xp download..

GL

Could you post a picture of the screen?

The memory module is on the base of the laptop. It is the centre with the hard disk to its left and should be marked RAM at the side of it.

If you use the link below you will get a picture of where its:
http://www.acerpanam.com/synapse/data/7117/documents/TM2420_ENG_OLM.pdf

Caution is advised, as getting everything to work again after you put it back together is normally difficult, especially the screen. You will have to remove all the panels underneath, all screws and look for screws around the screen hinge area, with hexagon heads. There are no instructions on acer notebooks on their site for obvious reasons.