Aspire E1-571 bios recovery
Goodmorning guys,
i have some problem with my E1-571 Acer Laptop.
Some week ago i have tried to update my bios (for some issue encounter with Windows 8).
But (i think cause a corrupted file) now my laptop is bricked.
When i power on i don't have ANY response from the laptop (only the led of power on) and after a few seconds i see a reboot (the led power off and power on again).
This situation is in loop.
I have tried to recover the BIOS with this recovery procedure:
- remove the battery
- put Q5WV1X64.FD bios file in a FAT32 usb key and plugged in
- press FN + ESC keys
- with keys pressed, plug the AC/DC adapter
- press Power On button
after this, i can hear the fan going to full speed.
But, nothing happens.... In all the internet i read that the usb key led should blink, but nothing.... There is no way to read the usb key....
Do you have some other procedure to follow?
PS: i'm sorry for my bad english
Thank you,
Giulio.
Answers
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Rename the file BIOS.fd and try it again. You have to continue to hold FN + ESC keys after you press the power button until you hear the fan/ light on USB starts.
If this doesn't work, you would need to be able to access bios or the F12 boot menu, if the problem is a corrupted bios. If you can not access bios or F12 boot menu, under warranty contact Acer or have the motherboard replaced.
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Hi Philetus,
this evening i'll try to rename the file in BIOS.fd and i'll retry the procedure with holding FN + ESC untile i hear the fan / light on USB starts.
I can't access the boot menu or the bios, because when i power on the laptop i have only black screen (without anithing other) and after a few seconds it restart.
Unfortunately, my warranty is expired (the laptop is 3 years old).
There is some procedure to hard reset the bios without changind the motherboard? (for example: change only the bios chip?).
Thank you,
Giulio.
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Yes, if the problem is the bios, you can get the bios chip replaced, but it may cost more that a good used MB.
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Hi Philetus,
i have tried with to rename the file in BIOS.fd, but still stuck after the full speed fan. No response from the usb key after the full speed fan.
I have tried with 3 different usb key, FAT and FAT32 formatted, logical and primary. There is no way.
I think it's all lost...
Thank you,
Giulio.
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I didn't think it was going to work, but we tried.
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