hi there, The error 0xC0000005 is generated by an illegal "memory access
violation". This can be caused by anything from faulty RAM, an
incorrect/corrupt device driver, poorly written/updated software and
more commonly under Windows XP Service pack 2, malware/adware
installations.
i would suggest that the ram in your computer has possibly broken down over a period, may i recommend obtaining some new ram, if you go to www.crucial.com they can provide you with information that tells you which ram you have in your PC.
boot your system in safe mode by pressing f8 key repeatedly during the booting process then select safe mode and press enter then go to system restore option, and select system restore, then select some previous date where system is working fine, restore it
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Hi, maybe your power adapter, its cable or plug is faulty, maybe some of your friends has the same type of power adapter to test it with your computer. If you have a DC Voltmeter to could check output voltage from your power adapter.
There is 2 possible problems, 1) the connector on the computer side (motherboard) is damaged and 2) the power cord from the power supply is damaged.
1) you can really a lot about unless you bring it to a computer shop to repair. BUT I would check for #2
2) Go to a computer store like best buy and get a universal power supply that works for your laptop and try it out first. If it works well. then its not #1 problem.
Click here to access the Acer warranty information page. This site will help you know the warranty status of your Acer machine. Type the serial number of your machine on the system Serial textbox and press Find Serial Number Button. You may locate the serial number of your computer at the bottom of laptop computer.
the short answer to your question is "No", in order to decrypt any file depending on the encryption process implemented, you would need either "a private key" or both parties will need the "public" and the other should have the "private"; I advice you not to have any one scam you into saying that this is possible because unless you have a similar system that was using this type of encryption it might not work. sorry for your loss!
Ok, it seems that this is a pretty common issue. I found a youtube video showing how to get around this. I watched some of it, the guys seems pretty competent. however, you might not be comfortable taking this thing apart or doing what he is doing. However, it is a relatively simple thing to fix for a competent repair person and I looked up new power assembly and they run around $25 on ebay. Here is the link for the video I found:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMprUUBvlmo
There were a couple of other videos also that I didn't watch. However, if you just need this thing to work for a while and you intend to replace it in the near future and just need to get by for a short while, this should work. If you intend to keep this long term you might want to take it to a computer repair shop. Good luck. hope this helps.
No you need switch,if you use a tiny screw driver you can turn it on with that if its just the plastic peice thats broke.use the screw driver to slide the mechanisam