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- | ====== Acer extensa 4101WLMi hard disc and bios problems ====== | + | ====== Acer extensa 4101WLMi hard disk and bios problems ====== |
- | The internal hard disc had problems that it was not recognizes by the bios and other software at all anymore. After replacing the hard disc, there was no improvement at all. So I considered updating/rewriting | + | The internal hard disk had problems that it was not recognizes by the bios and other software at all anymore. After replacing the hard disk, there was no improvement at all. So consideration had been made to update/reflash |
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Acer Extensa 4101WLMi, printed on the bottom, though beneath the LCD display a sticker says Extensa 4100, which is also printed at another sticker at the bottom, " | Acer Extensa 4101WLMi, printed on the bottom, though beneath the LCD display a sticker says Extensa 4100, which is also printed at another sticker at the bottom, " | ||
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===== Problem solved ===== | ===== Problem solved ===== | ||
- | Because the bios update didn't improve the hard disc recognition. I checked the mechanical connection on the motherboard. I suspect Acer forgot to use two screws to attach the hard disc connector onto the motherboard. Without these screws all force and vibration caused loose contacts and the connector even comming | + | Because the bios update didn't improve the hard disk recognition. I checked the mechanical connection on the motherboard. I suspect Acer forgot to use two screws to attach the hard disk connector onto the motherboard. Without these screws all force and vibration caused loose contacts and the connector even comming |