Bricked Acer Aspire 1700

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    OK sorry..... but as an after thought.... would it not be possible to install XP where ACPI will be installed with windows XP..... then do a windows 7 upgrade...
    if my theory is correct then you should be able to install fully (w/o formatting) windows 7 just leaving to delete window.old
    Im not sure this would work but the theory is correct
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       #12

    ripbox said:
    OK sorry..... but as an after thought.... would it not be possible to install XP where ACPI will be installed with windows XP..... then do a windows 7 upgrade...
    if my theory is correct then you should be able to install fully (w/o formatting) windows 7 just leaving to delete window.old
    Im not sure this would work but the theory is correct

    Already tried that after copying windows files then it reboots and gives the same BSOD again
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       #13

    Have you tried the method of copying the disc contents to desktop and running from there?
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       #14

    ripbox said:
    Have you tried the method of copying the disc contents to desktop and running from there?
    That ain't going to work windows 7 checks the ACPI, it's 1.0 not compatible with 7 so it will always give a BSOD the only way is to find a modded/upgraded bios
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