Acer Aspire (new) keyboard error.

[Groochy]

Hi everybody

 

After YT-ing a many years finally made the step to use the LTT forum. I'm fighting against an Acer Aspire 7750G with a keyboard error and its driving me crazy.
With the old (without some keys) keyboard it boots fine.
Without a keyboard it boots fine.

With a new keyboard (its already the 3rd new one from another brand) it keeps beeping and after a long time it boots into windows, no more beeps and works perfect. 

I tried to:

• change the keyboard driver
• disconnected the battery and power cable and pressed the on button for 15 seconds
• reinstalled windows
• reinstalled windows on a different SSD
• to use the new keyboard before windows (bios) and that works

When reinstalling after the reboot (files copy) it also starts to beep.

 

I'm out of options and I don't get it... Its just a new keyboard. I really hope someone here can help me.

 

Thanks anyway!

 

Wesley

[Applefreak]

16 minutes ago, Groochy said:

Hi everybody

 

After YT-ing a many years finally made the step to use the LTT forum. I'm fighting against an Acer Aspire 7750G with a keyboard error and its driving me crazy.
With the old (without some keys) keyboard it boots fine.
Without a keyboard it boots fine.

With a new keyboard (its already the 3rd new one from another brand) it keeps beeping and after a long time it boots into windows, no more beeps and works perfect. 

I tried to:

• change the keyboard driver
• disconnected the battery and power cable and pressed the on button for 15 seconds
• reinstalled windows
• reinstalled windows on a different SSD
• to use the new keyboard before windows (bios) and that works

When reinstalling after the reboot (files copy) it also starts to beep.

 

I'm out of options and I don't get it... Its just a new keyboard. I really hope someone here can help me.

 

Thanks anyway!

 

Wesley

Try CMOS reset by removing the battery first then removing the CMOS battery. It should be inside a yellow or black piece of plastic connected by a 2 pin wire (red and black) to the motherboard. Carefully remove it from the connector then hit the power button a couple of times then put it back together. 

[Groochy]

I'm sorry, forgot to mention it in my "done already"

 

 

[Groochy]

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