As seen on various forums, and because my laptop (Acer Aspire-5315) is on a dual boot with an XP, I chose to flash my BIOS. Went from V.1.33 to V.1.45 (latest on Acer website). Problem solved.
Acer provides an .exe file in order to flash the BIOS (the one I used), and I can't find the bios file in order to use it under Linux system. BUT, I did find an ISO file for the BIOS 1.43 (not the latest but "new"enough to solve to problem apparently).
Hi,
As seen on various forums, and because my laptop (Acer Aspire-5315) is on a dual boot with an XP, I chose to flash my BIOS. Went from V.1.33 to V.1.45 (latest on Acer website). Problem solved.
Acer provides an .exe file in order to flash the BIOS (the one I used), and I can't find the bios file in order to use it under Linux system. BUT, I did find an ISO file for the BIOS 1.43 (not the latest but "new"enough to solve to problem apparently).
Download the ISO file from here:
http:// www.lesgrosbarb ares.info/ flashbiosacer_ v1_43.iso (attached here too).
Burn it, and boot on it.
Seems to work for quite a few users... Be careful anyway with it...