Acer 5560g биос скачать

ACER ASPIRE 5560G BIOS ISSUE.

Just a solid Blue light on front bezel fan running. Connected to external monitor and still nothing. From all Ive read it sounds like the BIOS installed hosed. Can someone PLEASE give me a good step by step on how to reflash the BIOS on this machine using a USB drive? I have also reset the cmos battery and reseated the ram. Best Answer. OKAY.

First off , Jack thanks for the help. After everything else failed. I decided to try the ram in another notebook I had laying around. that laptop failed to boot. so in true square one tech support fashion. the easiest fix was what I should have checked in the first couple steps. Replaced the ram. and I am now posting in this forum from the Zombie Lappy. Thanks again Jack , you're tha man! FAQ & Answers.

What procedure did you use to flash the bios? the icluded winflash method. There are 2 bios options and a Western Digital firmware update. Which one did you download and try to install? It was tthe 1.09 bios . I feel that may have been the wrong one I should have installed the one with ATI suopport.

But there sjhould be a way to correct it shouldn't there? Yeah, probably right. First, download the 115 file, unzip it and copy all the files you see in the DOS subdirectory to a blank USB stick. Insert the USB stick with the power off. Press and hold the Fn + Esc keys, then press the power button but don't let go of the Fn + Esc keys till after you see the USB stick activity light working. Then hope for the best. Report back with results. Thanks so much for your help , sadly still nothing.

I also tried making a bootable dvd and cd with the bios update package emulating floppy drive and that was a no go aws well. Are there any other keys I can try holding down or is Fn + Esc absolute to trigger the reflash? Thanks again for your help. OK then, try this next. Copy the JE50115.bin file on the stick to JE50115.fd . So now there should be two files on the stick JE50115.bin and JE50115.fd. The do the Fn + Esc and power on routine again.

Hope again too. Report back. I assume the screen is totally black when powering on --- no Acer logo screen --- no nothing. Though you can't see a screen, do you think the machine is booting to Windows OK? Meaning, do you hear the Windows welcome melody or any other non-visual signs of a successful boot?

I will try now. No , no sign of boot at all. =( No good. same thing. I don't even see the usb activity. never did actually. Do you hear any beep codes when first powered on? Do you know if your usb stick was formatted to fat32? No beeps at all.

I pulled both sticks of ram to try and focre the siren beeping from no memory and still got nothing. But that stuff is all controlled by the BIOS isnt it? Like if the BIOS is gone the lappy doesn't now to look for ram. Is that train of thought correct? I fear I may need to have someone physically reflash the bios chip =( Jack thank you very much for all your help though , I appreciate it greatly. No beep codes is sort of a good sign. The power on ramtest usually isn't done anymore as in the old days. I assume you haven't messed with or tried to upgrade the ram yet anyway.

But don't give up. Again, do you know if your stick was formatted to FAT32? If not, or you're not sure, please re-format the stick to FAT32. And recopy all the files, including the .bin and .fd files, back onto the stick. And then re-try the Fn+Esc and power on routine. And hope for some stick LED activity this time while crossing your fingers. Ok sorry , yeah the stick was good ol FAT , not FAT32. So Im going to ty again here.

I am currently looking at the entire lappy in pieces lol tooke EVERYTHING apart as part of a reaseating fest lol. So My stick should have All the dos files from the bios update as well as a copy of the .bin renamed as .fd , right? Thanks again Jack. OKAY. First off , Jack thanks for the help.

After everything else failed. I decided to try the ram in another notebook I had laying around. that laptop failed to boot. so in true square one tech support fashion. the easiest fix was what I should have checked in the first couple steps. Replaced the ram. and I am now posting in this forum from the Zombie Lappy. Thanks again Jack , you're tha man! Great job. Whoda thunk it?! Not me. Maybe the ram just needed to be re-seated?

Odd that it would coincidentally happen like that. Anyway, now that you're up and running again, care to try to flash the bios to see if you can go back to square one?! Just kidding. Seriously though, you might want to run sysinfo to check what you have on the machine now for future reference. Again, a great job on your part. Even I had a similar problem. I was planning to take it to service center.

But just wanted to try once more so searched in the community and got this thread. My situation is I changed my RAM 2 months ago from 3GB to 8GB on my 5830TG. It was working fine till last couple of weeks until I made one change in BIOS setting and then I tried rebooting then I don't get any screen. my Hardisk looks like it was running. I never got to BIOS screen at all. I got scared & din't know what to do. After reading this post I replaced my new ram with the old once which I had it with me.

My laptop booted properly. Then I removed the old ones & added both the new RAM's then the laptop did not boot. Suspecting that one of the RAM must have gone non functional I tried one by one. Both worked fine. Finally I had to insert the RAM properly. Insert it little hard so that it sat fine in the slot. I also reset my BIOS just in case.

Great post guys, it helped my try once. You don't know how much time and money I saved :-)