20 Most Recent Acer Aspire One Netbook 8.9" Notebook - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Seems that you have a bad battery. Try testing it on another Acer Aspire One Netbook, or alternately, test a new battery with your notebook.

you may have to contact Acer and give them your serial number and windows number from the sticker on the bottom of notebook. and they will let you know if you need to purchase the reinstallation OS. they also have a one time charge for a problem for there services.

Hello john tater, Can you please provide more info on the subject ?

go to device manager to see if there is a problem with driver if there is no problem with driver go to start then to control panel then to sound and see if you have it on the right settings

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Ntldr file is essential file in order to boot system...If it is missing then your system wont start..try to repair this file from XP/vista CD .. then problem will vanish

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Press F11 (I think) right after power on laptop, and follow procedure. But remember, this can delete all of your data, so choose Repair if available.

The Acer Aspire One is a netbook, not a laptop. A netbook is a smaller, scaled-down version of a laptop. It does not have the memory capacity or graphics of a regular laptop. It also lacks a CD drive, which means you cannot restore the Acer Aspire One with restore discs. Instead, the netbook has a built-in factory restore feature. You can reset the Acer Aspire One to factory settings just using your keyboard. Only restore your netbook to factory settings if you cannot fix the problem any other way. Save any files or folders on your Acer Aspire One with flash drives. Drag and drop files onto the icon of your flash drive. Go to "Start" > "Restart" to reboot your netbook. Hold down "Alt" and "F10" when you see the Acer logo on the screen. The recovery menu will load. Hit "Enter" and then "Next" to see your recovery options. Choose "Factory Restore" to set your netbook back to factory settings. Follow the instructions on the screen. Choose your time zone and language when the customization menu appears. Reboot the netbook when you are prompted. Restore your saved files from the flash drive.

PUT THE DRIVER DISK AND INSTALL IT.NOT WILL BE THE PROBLEM OF HARDWAREORREINSTALL THE " OS "

Maybe it fell or made a hard impact with something else, this may cause a partial contact of the harddisk interface with it's connector also it may be that your RAM is shaken. Try to fit these properly. If the problem persist it may imply that the operating system is corrupt. You may have to resort to removing your harddisk, connecting it as an external drive to another system, back up your data, replace your hard drive into your system and format it.

I found this video on how to do it on youtubehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjddYrE2K_M

Could you please let me know what is the exact problem your facing with this Laptop?

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do a hard reset....remove charger>remove peripherals>remove battery> press and hold the power button for about 30secs, while batt and charger is removed> then plug in the charger only and turn ON!

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The problem is that the Aspire One is extremely slow. it was designed to run a Linux operating system not windows. Microsoft just cut down Win 7 to make it work- It just doesn't work well. The only thing that may speed things up is an upgrade to 2GB of RAM. If you already have this then, you will have to live with it. Sorry.

On the Aspire One D260-a .To turn on and off the wi-fi next to space bar press the fn button and press f3 and the light for the wi-fi on botton left will come on and do it again to turn off.

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I presume your Number pad is Locked. To unlock it you should hold down theFn key then hit NumLk/F11 key.
If it is locked every time you start/restart then the num pad is activated in the bios. You should deactivate it in the bios. Press F2 during the startup POST (power on self test) to enter bios. There you should look for the alternative to deactivate the num pad(it is system dependent).

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