Sorry, no. Just an image placeholder. I'm specifically looking for 2 filenames. One probably has your model number in it. The other is flash***.exe which is usually bleeped out on this forum for some reason.
Copy, don't rename, JE50109.bin to JE50109.fd on the USB stick. Insert the stick, press and hold Fn & Esc, Then power up while still holding the Fn & Esc keys. Don't let go of the Fn & Esc till you hopefully see LED activity on the stick. Report back with results.
I did what you said and held down FN + ESC until the USB flashed twice but it hasn't done anything, do I need to hold it down longer? Does the USB need to be a specific format?
In the link I posted earlier http://community.acer.com/t5/Notebooks-Netbooks/Black-screen-Acer-Aspire-3810T/td-p/200753/page/2 , ScottyC recommended >>> "Short of that, while doing a BIOS recovery, you would press and hold ESC and FN, but don't let go for 2 minutes. It can take up to ten minutes to install and the unit should restart on it's own. We can get more into that once we have more information though." >>>
If this didn't work, then I think we need to get him on the case again for some next steps. You can send him a PM alert. I'll do the same. Maybe others will chime in as well, Stay tuned.
The fact that you couldn't get the TV or VGA to toggle on suggests but doesn't prove that the graphics adapter has failed. Unfortunately, the adapter is integrated with the MB so it's not just a matter of simply replacing the graphics adapter as you could do for an older desktop machine. I think this is what Hecticated was suggesting based on experience with is Toshiba but let's wait and see what he has to say. Also, let's wait and see what insights ScottyC might offer on trying to resolve your particular BSOD issue.
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