Need help on Driver of "Acer E5-571G" windows 7 32-bit


  1. Posts : 17
    win7 sp1 32-bit & Ubuntu 10.4 , kali Linux , Back Track , Xp , Mac osX
       #1

    Need help on Driver of "Acer E5-571G" windows 7 32-bit


    hey guys

    Good afternoon..

    Just today i bought Acer E5-571G with these feature


    - 1 TB HDD
    - 4 GB RAM
    - 2 GB delighted Graphic
    - windows 8 64-bit

    to be really honest i really don't like windows 8 for me 7 is better , and 2nd thing i don't like 64 bit .

    I am thinking to change win 8 to 7 32bit and i browse this page Download Drivers and Manuals | Acer Official Site , but i din't find a windows 7 32 bit driver here in official page of acer .

    Guys do anybody know what can i do ?
    Thanks in advance
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  2. Posts : 18,415
    windows 7 home 64bit
       #2

    To take advantage of your 4GB of ram you should really Install a 64 Bit version of Windows ...

    Your main problem with changing your OS is the Chipset Driver ...


    It will be difficult enough getting a Driver for a 64 Bit OS ...


    Near impossible to get one for a 32 Bit OS ... Intel will not have any Drivers for your Chipset ... 64 or 32 Bit
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  3. Posts : 13,576
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #3

    1st make a partition to store a disk image of 8 or put an image of 8 on an external.

    Then create a partition to install Windows 7

    Then install 7 and try try try :)

    this may or may not work, the bios is probably UEFI etc. you would have to create a UEFI Windows 7 installer etc.

    I personally don`t think you`ll have any driver issues.

    As Maxie suggests, Install 64 bit.

    But if you really want to wipe out 8 (I would) turn off secure boot in the bios and set the bios to legacy boot and you shouldn`t have any problems.

    Do you have a proper working Windows 7 install DVD ?

    There`s also tutorials here on downgrading Windows 8 to Windows 7.
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  4. Posts : 17
    win7 sp1 32-bit & Ubuntu 10.4 , kali Linux , Back Track , Xp , Mac osX
    Thread Starter
       #4

    yes i agree that 64bit is better then 32bit but problem is many software and games doesnt work in win 8 64 and if i am not mistaken in win 7 64-bit too
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  5. Posts : 13,576
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #5

    Oh well, that`s a whole nother issue.

    Are you trying to play games from 1984 ?

    All todays software and games run fine on windows 7 64 bit :)

    999 Billion computers out there run Windows 7 64 bit, it`s the best.
    Last edited by AddRAM; 22 Apr 2015 at 17:47.
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  6. Posts : 17
    win7 sp1 32-bit & Ubuntu 10.4 , kali Linux , Back Track , Xp , Mac osX
    Thread Starter
       #6

    LOL ,

    thanks mates for your reply ... i got my answer .:) Thank you very much
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