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you would the disc to restore to factory settings.

I had the same problem for my laptop as well. I basically turned it off and removed the battery for ten minutes, then put it back in and turned it on to which it started working. I don't know why it stopped working before or started to work again when I removed the battery but it's happened three times and everytime that has always worked for me. I know it's not very technical but try it.

I did try all that, and it didnt work, on a 5050 acer built on a 3100 gabinet.

I think that the problem is that the cardreader chip is not well glued to the motherboard, that's why it gives you that error. If you try pressing certain points of the computer while booting, it miraculously stops giving that conflict error.

We should be payed back by Acer, as this is an project issue =P

Here is a list of all the drivers for your unit. The SM bus drivers is usually contained in the chipset download file.:
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modItemList.jsp?moid=1310939&rpn=PSAA2U&ct=DL&BV_SessionID=@@@@1407491193.1222736688@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccceadeffhmhgeicgfkceghdgngdgnj.0
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On the bottom of your laptop is an Air Intake Duct. There is a small fan inside the laptop that draws air in through this duct, and distributes it to a Cooling Tube. The Cooling Tube is directly connected to a Heatsink, and the Heatsink is directly connected to the Processor.

As a processor works it creates heat. Electrons moving across tiny circuitry that is measured in Nanometers, makes heat. (Caused by resistance. Resistance creates heat)

The Heatsink is a block of metal with fins protruding. Heat from the processor is absorbed into the fins, and air blowing over the fins transfers heat out of the laptop.

Since the Air Intake Duct is located on the bottom of the laptop, this is a very good(?) area to draw up foreign debris. Anything other than air, is foreign debris. Dirt, Dust, Hair, Food Crumbs, Lint, and other debris is drawn inside the cooling components of the laptop.

The fan blades, center fan hub, and the outside structure around the fan, collects this debris. Eventually the debris adds up, makes the path of the air smaller, and the cooling capacity is dropped tremendously.
More heat is collected inside, and cannot be transferred outside the laptop. The air becomes hotter.

Solution is to clean the Air Intake Duct, with a can of compressed air for computers. This is done with ALL electrical sources for the laptop removed! AC adapter, (Charger), and Battery. The laptop is rested on it's side on a table, held with one hand, or a helper holds it. I rest them on a lint free soft cloth, so that the laptop does not become scratched, nor the tabletop.

Attach the plastic 'straw' that comes with the can of air, to it's nozzle. Use Short Bursts when cleaning the Air Intake Duct!! A Short Burst is squeezing the trigger in all the way, then letting go.
Reason for short bursts is the small fan inside the laptop. The fan is only designed to spin so fast. Spinning it faster than it was designed for, may lead to premature failure of the fan's bearings.

Sometimes the Air Intake Duct, and fan components are very clogged, and a can of compressed air for computers simply won't do it. The laptop needs to be taken to a competent computer repair shop, where the tech will open the laptop. The foreign debris is then removed with tools for the job, in addition to using a can of compressed air.

Also the laptop should be kept on a hard flat surface. It is very easy to accidentally block off the Air Intake Duct. If you put the laptop on your lap, your clothes may block it off. Same thing with having it on a bed, or couch, or directly on a carpet floor.

Using a laptop cooling pad helps also. There are some relatively cheap ones available. A $20 to $25 laptop cooling pad may be all you need. You can look these up online.

The following is just for Information purposes, and is designed in mind, to show you the internals of your laptop. Just so you can see the hardware components that I have been referring to. It is NOT a suggestion to open the laptop yourself!

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