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    Problem with aspire one

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by madkery, Sep 22, 2008.

  1. madkery

    madkery Newbie

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    Hi everbody,

    I have bought aspire one windows xp version last week. It happen today when I try to start the notebook it only can stand for about a minute and after that it shutdown automatically. I have connected it with power supply but it still happened. Anybody have an idea what happen too my aspire one?
    Regards. :confused:
     
  2. goofball

    goofball Notebook Deity

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    does the fan turn on?
     
  3. BoBraxton

    BoBraxton Newbie

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    My only experience with this type of Net book is the OLPC XO but I would guess this kind of system may not have a fan (does the CPU run that hot?)
     
  4. goofball

    goofball Notebook Deity

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    Yes, it does have a fan and it should always be on. If it's not on, it may do the shutdown thing as being experienced now.
     
  5. orwat

    orwat Newbie

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    I converted my ACER Aspire one originally fitted with Linux to Windows XP and are now having problems listed as follows:

    1. Very slow and unstable boot-up

    2. The video out does not work anymore

    I have updated the bios and drivers of all the device already but same problem exist. Has someone experience the same problems and how was it solved.

    Thanks
     
  6. goofball

    goofball Notebook Deity

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    1. What hard drive setup? SSD or mechanical HDD?
    2. What drivers are you using? where did you get them from?

    No problems here with either bootup or video out
     
  7. orwat

    orwat Newbie

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    Its SSD and I got the updated drivers from the acer website.
     
  8. goofball

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    SSD is not the way to go for XP due to the amount of disk activity that XP does in the background. Enabling EWF will help, as will removing indexing/paging from occuring. The HDD version is the best way to go for XP.
     
  9. orwat

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    What is EWF? How do I activate it and deactivate indexing/paging? Thanks.