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There are several reasons why you may not play your video! but these are some reasons you may want to check!
Check the downloaded File Type!

• Right click on your file, then Properties

Make sure your Software can play that extension! The file type will be like this
Then please reply with the File type you was given!

install the plug ins

Hi,

Please follow the link mentioned below in order to update the bios.........

http://www.laptops-drivers.com/acer-notebooks/download-bios-updated-acer-aspire-4315.html


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acer website provice drivers for xp and vidta, but you can try with driver pack 14 or 16 . here the link of vga driver. pls try after select your O/S and download vga driver and install https://drp.su/en/laptops/acer/aspire-4315/video?os=windows-xp-x86 http://www.driverscape.com/manufacturers/acer/laptops-desktops/aspire-4315/3220

al parecer momentos despu?s de la ca?da quiz?s el back-light sufri? da?os. intenta conectar la laptop (si es una laptop) a un monitor externo a trav?s de cable VGA o HDMI dependiendo lo que tu PC tenga (si VGA o HDMI) si el brillo funciona sin problemas en el monitor externo, el problema no est? en la opciones de tu PC. puede ser problemas de back-light en tu pantalla, lo cual si no me equivoco necesitar?s un reemplazo de pantalla.

How do a restore my acer laptop to factory settings. Turn off your laptop. When you see the Acer screen, press Alt F10. This should take you to the recovery partition on the hard drive. From there, you can do a factory restore.

The easiest way to get it out would be to use a couple of long sewing needles and put them in the jack on either side applying a little pressure (Not to much or you'll have broken needles in there too1) like chopsticks try and pull it out. Make sure you do this with the power off. If you want to salvage the headphones the connector will need replacing, they can be bought at most electronic stores. It's a 3.5mm headphone jack that your after. They can give you instructions for fitting at the shop, it varies depending on the connector.

There may be broken. Speaker Because of the voice sound proof on headphones, so may be speaker. or you can look buy gold on wow and wow cd key

I assume you are using Windows for the following. Sounds like your PC is infected... Boot Windows into Safe mode with Networking (Press F8 before Windows logo shows), logon with Administrator, open internet explorer and do a few online antivirus scan to get a quick check:  ESET NOD32: http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/ McAfee: http://home.mcafee.com/Downloads/FreeScan.aspx Kaspersky: http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscanner Trendmicro: http://housecall.trendmicro.com/

You may need a FRESH Windows 7 Product key. These can be found on ebay. Be sure to be accurate when looking

For example

Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows 7 Premium
Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit

just right click on it and it should let you turn off. should be at the top of what ever page you have open.

right click on its icon and turn it off from there

try turning off screen saver gl

Do you see an option in the BIOS for SATA1 Controller Mode under Advanced? A screenshot of the BIOS screen would help

Check to make sure you aren't using it on a bed, carpet, lap or anything that blocks the cooling vents, as this may be the problem. If you are not blocking the vents, you may have a lot of dust built up inside. Get some canned air and blow out all of the vents and ports. If this still doesn't solve your problem, you may have a program running that is very demanding on your processor, ram, video card, or hard drive. Is your computer very slow? If it is, this may be the problem. Finally, does your fan work? Can you hear it or feel it moving air out of the vents? If not, this could also be the problem. Sorry for the long post, but I hope this helps. Comment back with your results so I can help you further.

Telephone ACER, and purchase a replacement set of "System Restore" CD-ROM disks.
Probably about $20, plus $20 for overnight-courier delivery.

You can format by doing a fresh install of Windows. What operating system are you using? If you are using Windows and you have the windows installation disk then you can easily reformat your HDD. All you have to do is go into you BIOS (When your pc starts press <F2> repeatedly. When your BIOS is up look for your (BOOT Partitions). With the Windows disk in the disk tray it should show up on the list of partitions. Move the disk drive so it adds the Windows installation disk as the main boot partition. When you are done with the bios settings restart your pc and the installation disk should prompt you to install a fresh version of windows on the next startup. If you have Windows hope this helps :)

I can't open this conversation ... but ... have you installed the OS after you installed the drive ?