MX150 vBIOS overrided with MX130 vBIOS

JackE

Correct. But you don't want to delete the hidden ACER-flavored Win10 recovery partition. Only delete the ACER-flavored Win10 system and EFI  partitions.

You cannot clean install the factory ACER-flavored Win10 system and EFI partitions by using the Microsoft generic Win10 media creation tool. ACER Win10 clean installl is better than Microsoft generic Win10 install in deciding if the graphic chip has failed.

Jack E/NJ  

Makhs

Thanks for the answer, but for me the best is the Full Clean Format from Usb, and deletion all partitions of everything by the manufacturer, and installation after always the last drivers for All drivers, find myself. And the machine is always very much faster. 

ven98

nr4400 said:

Hi,

I updated BIOS to 2.02 but with no luck for nVidia MX150.

I guess the only option is to go to official service.

Best regards,
nr4400

You should definitely contact Acer. It is very likely that they will replace the motherboard.

Commodore_1995#

@MakhsUnderstand that when you choose to use an iso from Microsoft, you are deleting the Acer C:\ recovery partition and this will cause the other user to lose the software warranty. The colleague @JackE is correct in stating that the user should try to use the alt + f10 command and is also correct in stating that he should not use an iso of microsoft!