Hi,
If you already restored your computer to factory default settings and it hangs on the initial screen of ACER, then that means that this is a hardware problem. It means one POST (power on self test) component is failing that is why it freezes on the initial screen.
If you are comfortable in servicing laptops, you can tear it down and test these three major components. RAM, Video Card and Processor.
If not, Please bring your laptop to the nearest service center especially if you still have a warranty on it.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
Turn off your laptop. Power it up again. Press "F8" as the computer boots up. A boot menu will appear. Select "Safe Mode" from the list of options. Click "Yes" on the next
menu to start your machine in Safe Mode. Right-click "Start" once the laptop boots up. Click "Properties. Select the "Device Manager" option under the "Hardware" tab in the
window that appears. Find the "Display Adapter" icon. Right-click on it
and select "Uninstall." Select the display driver from its location on
your laptop when prompted. The display driver will be reinstalled.
Restart the laptop when prompted. This should fix the problem.
Check very well, there is something you are doing wrong, because when you right click on the start menu, you should have properties from the small box that pop up, please check very well.
YES, it is very correct.
Click on each of the icon displayed to search for the hardware icon.
Ok, let us try another way out, this is another procedure entirely, Find the name of the file that caused the error within the blue screen
message. It is located at the end of the line of text beginning with
"The problem seems to be caused by the following file." Note the file
name. Turn off your laptop. Boot it up again and press "F8" to enter the boot menu a second time. Start the laptop in Safe Mode.
Click "Start" once the laptop boots up. Open the "Search" window and
type the name of the file you wrote down from the blue screen error
message. Ensure the "All Files and Folders" option and the "Search
Hidden Files and Folders" option under the "Advanced" tab are checked. Type the name of the file into the "Search" bar. Right-click on the file
when it appears in the box and choose the "Open Containing Folder"
option. The folder that contains the corrupt file will open on your
screen. Right-click on it and choose "Delete." Open the laptop'
Recycle Bin, right-click on the deleted file and select "Delete" again. Restart your machine, this should fix the blue screen error.
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