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Quote: Originally Posted by saugen48 Gee, I think I would have checked for drivers before dumping the OS and loading Win7 ditto
saugen is right. it is a bad board, with a bad southbridge. The southbridge is failing. A shop that repairs boards could try to reflow the southbridge but it will still fail eventually. eventually your keyboard and touchpad may stop...
double check your specs. most likely it does not have bluetooth. the button is there because some models may have it, but most aspires in general do not.
tl:dr all of it gpu is failling like so many other P series units. nvidia bad bumps.
GL40 chipset only supports 4GB http://ark.intel.com/chipset.aspx?familyID=35507
please don't dig up an old thread. last reply on this was in 2008
Quote: Originally Posted by noacer I've got an acer aspire 3000,only way I can get it to work right is to remove the battery.If not upon boot,it goes into windows,and locks up.Acer's aware of the problem,and aparently...
Quote: Originally Posted by jmido8 it had warning next to (05) Reallocated sector count and next to (OA) Spin Retry Count. What do you guys think? Thanks get a new hard drive, yours is going to fail soon.
it's just a normal S1 socket, but like was stated low TDP keeps upgrade options low. an L310 would be a nice upgrade. Other S1 processors would also work, but you would probably have overheating issues.
KAV60 is the platform name, so is KAV80. Since they are different, you should not update the bios.
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