Does anyone know how to perform a bios recover for acer aspire r5-471t?
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Thanks everyone. I will try when I get home this evening.0
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I have the same exact problem! Is the size of the USB mem stick important? I only have 1GB right now.0
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I found a 4GB stick. Followed the steps and it doesn't seem to be working. The blue power LED is solid....0
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kingkhan said:I tried it again, and this time it worked.
I used the 1.09 Bios file as that was the version i was running before this "update"
I formatted my USB once again and copied the bios file over and renamed it to SKI2Luffy.fd
You will know if the laptop is attempting to recover as the power LED starts to blink. It will shut down automatically when the recovery is complete.
When you press the power button, the laptop should have the recovered bios.
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xcv4664 said:Where did you download 1.09 bios file? Can you share the link?0
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Did you get it sorted out? I used a 4GB formatted for FAT32.0
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Not yet. I'm still trying. I did get a 4GB stick but it doesn't seem to work. How long do you hold the power button when starting up? And how long do you hold the FN+ESC keys?0
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I used the filed shared on the link. I got out of the black screen, but the system couldnt repair itself. I went through system recovery, failed. I attempted PC reset, failed. I cannot start windows. Anyone help?0
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xcv4664 said:I used the filed shared on the link. I got out of the black screen, but the system couldnt repair itself. I went through system recovery, failed. I attempted PC reset, failed. I cannot start windows. Anyone help?0
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Ok. I finally got it to work. Once I used the 1.12 BIOS from the link that msmith provided it worked. I did use a 4GB stick and I also had it formatted in FAT16 (not sure if that matters). Prior to this attempt I was using 1.09 BIOS file from the website. I appreciate everyone's input to this thread.0
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It goes in an automatic repair mode during startup, but it says it doesnt start correctly. I chose advanced options. None of the options work0 -
For anyone else you hold the Fn + Esc key combo first then you press in the power button until the blue power up light turns on. The USB drive will start flashing, and then the flashing will become consistent as the data is read from the USB drive. The blue light will then start to flash at about 3-5 second intervals. Then at a point the blue flashing will stop. At this time you can power up the PC.0
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If windows won't start - it sounds like your PC is asking to do Windows Recovery on boot up and that the BIOS is now good? You'll know BIOS is good when you get the Acer logo to appear on the screen.0
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Yup my bios is good now. I guess its another matter but im stuck in the blue screen. None of the options seem to work. No system restore, no system reset, no startup repair, no “going back to previous version”, etc.
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If you have everything important backed up to the cloud it would just be an annoyance if reinstalling the operating system. It sounds like some files were corrupted. If you haven't backed up things to cloud you could try to take the HD out and read it with another PC and then go from there. Maybe someone else will have another idea but it sounds like the boot sector on the drive or soon thereafter has been damaged by the fault as well.0
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@xcv4664
I am deleting my post and sent you a private message since my post about your bluescreen would only confuse others reading this topic.
I'm not an Acer employee.0 -
Please visit the below link to get details on this issue.Acer-HarveySmile1
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SkittleBeast said:Ok. I finally got it to work. Once I used the 1.12 BIOS from the link that msmith provided it worked. I did use a 4GB stick and I also had it formatted in FAT16 (not sure if that matters). Prior to this attempt I was using 1.09 BIOS file from the website. I appreciate everyone's input to this thread.
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xcv4664 said:I used the filed shared on the link. I got out of the black screen, but the system couldnt repair itself. I went through system recovery, failed. I attempted PC reset, failed. I cannot start windows. Anyone help?
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BTW, what cause this whole thing? Was it a Microsoft Update? The last one that was attempted on the laptop was KB4048954.0