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The listing, Acer Aspire 5315 Please read! has ended.
This is a Acer Aspire 5315 laptop! The battery is bad but as long as it is plugged in it works, it does come with the charger! It also says it needs a boot disk when it turns on! I will ship on The 1st because im not exactly sure how much it will cost to ship!
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I just noticed this. I've got virtually the same laptop. It looks like the hard drive isn't being recognized anymore since it is trying to boot off of the onboard ethernet port (that's what the error message stems from). My Acer is a 5315-2698 and came with Windows Vista, Celeron M 560 2.13 Ghz CPU, 1 Gb DDR2 RAM, 120 Gb SATA hard drive, and -G Wireless. There were no recovery disks as you had to burn them yourself. I had to do that for mine so I could reinstall Vista when I upgraded the hard drive. I probably can answer most questions about this type since I've been upgrading mine over the last several months. If the seller knows the other 4 digits of the model number it will tell you what else was original on this machine. I've had lot's of luck with mine, for a 4 yr old machine it is pretty peppy with 3 Gb RAM now. Hope this helps some of you folks.
Honestly I have no idea im not really computer smart i was going to get it fixed but i had got a new laptop as a gift. Im sure someone who knows their computers could fix it right away!
You probably have your reasons for taking it to a computer store but it's best not to fix sumpthin' that ain't broke. Upgrades are merely moneymakers for the software companies. End results are always the same, even if you have WIN95. WIN7 came with my current desktop but I prefer XP. It's possible that you have a glitch in WIN7 or it may not be compatible with your laptop. Do you have a recovery disc for your Acer?
The original OS doesn't matter. You've answered my question. The OS was upgraded to WIN7. The important question is, did the computer start fowling up after WIN7 was installed? (I'm troubleshooting.)
An OS is the Operating System: WIN98, Vista, XP, etc. The OS runs the other programs. Yours is WIN7. Was it always WIN7 or did someone put WIN7 in later?
Does the screen momentarily go to 'boot disc' or does it freeze there? In other words, after you see the 'boot disc' screen, does the laptop boot to the normal desktop view thereafter?