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    aspire one users, is your power button sort of recessed?

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by rpeters83, Mar 3, 2009.

  1. rpeters83

    rpeters83 Notebook Consultant

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    is your power button on the top right sort of recessed into the body and harder to push without using a fingernail (i have larger hands)? thanks.
     
  2. Ahkhira

    Ahkhira Notebook Guru

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    Yes it is, and even though I have smaller hands it is still a little annoying. I usually poke it with my pencil eraser.
     
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    jeremysdad Notebook Evangelist

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    Yes, it is. Have to use the very tip of a finger to push it. I also hate that the power LED is in the center of it as it makes it hard to see when you are trying to do a hard reset.
     
  4. rpeters83

    rpeters83 Notebook Consultant

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    good to hear i'm not the only one. does yours have a little play in the button before it actually "makes contact"? i wonder if i can put something on the button so that it hits earlier.

    i too have to use more of the end of my finger to hit it.
     
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    jackluo923 Notebook Virtuoso

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    I normally turn on my AAO using the keyboard. Powerbutton never bothers me.
     
  6. rpeters83

    rpeters83 Notebook Consultant

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    how do you turn it on using the keyboard?
     
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    bump....how do you turn it on using the keyboard? thanks
     
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    I'm going to bump this as I'm curious. It seems the newer ones don't have this issue, but most of the ones I tried several months ago had this.