Sign in problems

Discussion in 'Acer' started by alankay, Jan 7, 2017.

  1. alankay

    alankay

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    I have an 2015 model Aspire E14 notebook presenting problems for almost 12 months.When turned on the Acer logo appears then the screen flashes constantly making it impossible to sign in. A repair was made by a "qualified" PC repairer but I was told that the repair may last between 1 month and 1 year.The repair lasted 1 month . Can anyone give me an indication as to the fault and approximate cost to have a permanent solution. The new cost was only around A$500 ( was a gift) but I did expect 5 years troublefree use as it is used daily for email checking only.
     
    alankay, Jan 7, 2017
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    something back

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    Hi


    Do you know if it was a screen replacement repair you had done or the screen rectifier repair?.

    Are you sure it is not a software problem?


    This is what I would try, load a linux operating system on to a flash drive.

    Run it from the flash drive BUT DO NOT INSTALL IT. If your machine screen works normally
    then it's a software problem.

    Trying things this way will not cost you anything.
     
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