Acer Aspire One D257 Drivers Windows 8
This is Acer Aspire One D257 running Windows 8 Pro 32 bit.SPECS:-Intel Atom N570 1.66ghz (Advanved features- NX bit, Virtualisation, Intel 64, MMX, SSE(1,2,3,3s), Intel speedstep technology.) Dual core CPU with Hyper-threading (2 cores 4 threads)2GB DDR3 1066mhz RAMIntel GMA 3150, 64mb video memory, 256mb total graphics memory320 GB SATA Hard Drive 3gb/s1024x600 resolution, (But running at 1024x768 in order to run metro apps and store)INFO:-This is running as dual boot, It came with Windows 7 Home Premium 32 bit.I still have Win7 in another partition, I created a new partition for Win8 34gb. Win8 runs as default.
AdvertisementsLinks fixed on dec 10 2012. AnonymousOK, XP is installed. First I've put just the wi-fi driver and it stuck almost immediately on downloading Fedora. I've let it a second chance and it downloaded.
Meanwhile I found and installed all the other drivers for XP. Pls let me know how can I send them to you? Post an e-mail or somethiing.Now I've made a long torrent queue and I'm gonna leave it for the night. Till now it didn't hang.Still thinking whether to give it back and get me the HP 5103. But it has slower CPU and a smaller disk, I love the 500 GB of this Acer, hehhh, tough.
The bulky case is non-standard format cannot be rackmounted - design is quite close to model Solton like progammer 24 or Ketron Polyvox (not the russian monosynth).terminal connectors:-main signal out- Midi interface- damper pedalswitch input- tape interface (for sound storage).TECH the main processor is based on a single 8 bits which handles up to 6 voices polyphony. Solton SM-100Country: ItalyWeight: n/aDimensions: n/atrend price: 300€Solton SM-100Synthesizer Module(year?)The SM-100 is the module version of Italian polysynth minus the internal multitrack sequencer.SYNTH MODULE Main panel features a basic segment display, 3 knobs and 18 push buttons. Manual do solton ms 100 price.
AnonymousHello, it's me again. Quite a story, I gave my Acer back, bought then HP Mini 5103. It disappointed me VERY much, that the screen opens max. To about 110 degrees, so when I put it on my lap, I can't see the screen, my eyes should be on my belly:-DSo I brought that one back too and bought again the Acer D257:-D I do confirm again, that under Windows XP it is NOT freezing.My point is. Now I would like to install the AHCI drivers, because I see that disk access is quite slow. I found in the net how to do it without having to reinstall XP.But the driver from this webpage says: This computer doesn't meet the requirements.PLEASE if anybody was successful in making AHCI in Windows XP work, post here the driver and how you did it. I will be VERY thankful!!
Hi to both of youFIRST: Acer D257the error 'This computer doesn't meet the requirements' refer to incompatible driver, Have u try the AHCI driver i posted above?2nd: IZIBIAThanks for the feedback, i will try to improve my post later on, for your information this blog have about 1000 laptop drivers so to add info for each of them require a lot of work.Basically, you can identify the source of the drivers which i uploaded on mediafire base on the driver name, SPXXXX refer to HP/COMPAQ and RXXXX is refer to DELL, while for acer the driver file should contain X86w7/X64Wvis etc. For Asus and others there are no exact pattern to determine them,Anyway it is a good suggestion since people need to know the the source is it official or unofficial. So there will be changes for next post and a good start for my blog for the incoming new year,thanks. AnonymousHello Black-x and thanks for writing.Yes, I have tried it (if the following is true). I downloaded everything you posted at the beginning of this thread.
Chipset, Audio and one thing more worked at the beginning. I have sent you the rest of the drivers, which I have downloaded mainly from Intel's site and you posted them here. At that early time, I said that I don't care about AHCI, and it was the only driver I didn't try from yours. But now I do care.
I tried it yesterday and it tells me This computer doesn't meet the minimum requirements and since them I'm fighting with this:I can't find the proper driver on Intel's website. I downloaded 1 file from softpedia and will give it a try once I get home. I'll post back and would be happy if you give me some other advices meanwhile:-). AnonymousHey, Black-x, you've posted quite something here:-) Downloading now and I'll let ya know.Meanwhile, there is ANOTHER update from my side. Problems problems.
Our Audio driver is bad:-( After resuming from hibernate, there is NO SOUND!! It can be fixed by disabling and reenabling the device, but this is stupid.So I've downloaded the latest driver I found on the Realtek homw page:IT WORKS!!!Can't paste the direct link here, so please download it (6th from the top or the.zip below) and post it kindly here, so that we have everything in one place:-)Thank you and I'll report back on the AHCI! I,m glad that you solve the sound driver problem, and don't worry about the link coz Realtek newer vesion always suppot older version.2. If there is device in device manager which represent the AHCI, can you get me the hardware id? (note: in BIOS for most acer model you can switch sata mode from IDE to AHCI)3.
About MacOSX86 project, I'm successfully install Kalyway10.5.2DVDIntelAmd (snow leopard) in my AMD, quad boot with 7, xp, ubuntu and OS X and it work great, later i uninstall it.After i upgrade my RAM to 14GB i just install the OSX in my virtual machine.P/S: cool stuff to try:-chrome OS-ubuntu ultimate. AnonymousHi Black-XRegarding 2:In Device Manager, I see:Intel (R) 82801 GB/GR/GH (ICH7 family) Serial ATA Storage Controller - 27C0.I'm not sure what exactly do you mean by Hardware ID, but when I right-click the above mentioned device, go then to Properties, select the Details tab and choose the Hardware Ids item from the drop-down menu, I'm getting the following:PCIVEN8086&DEV27C0&SUBSYS05901025&REV02PCIVEN8086&DEV27C0&SUBSYS05901025PCIVEN8086&DEV27C0&CC01018FPCIVEN8086&DEV27C0&CC0101I hope that this info is enough.Regarding 3:My big laptop is Lenovo SL500. I never managed to install any OS X on the bare hardware and I've tried several versions, including Kalyway:-( Anyway, I managed to run it successfully in VMware. And never started it since then:-D14 GB RAM - wooow!! I'm planning on getting a laptop with 8GB RAM:-) But you have a desktop, that's another league.
I just hate desktops;-)So, pls let me know. Take care;-). Hi,I've tried most of windows XP drivers proposed here and none of them worked.The only working drivers for me are the included in the following archive:you want to download them for official website:Video: Intel GMA3150 on intel websiteWireless: Intel windows XP ICSx32Lan: Realtek LAN DriverXP571Card reader: RealtekPCIEWHQL6.1.7601.85nD3Audio: AudioRealtek6.0.1.5958XPChipset: Intel ChipsetIntelv.8.3.0.1018WHQLHope that helps. The yellow parport and serial normally occur because of:-The computer was not equipped with parallel port hardware.-The computer was equipped with parallel port hardware, but the parallel port hardware had been disabled in the ROM BIOS.But it done no harm and you can ignore it, this only happen in windows Xp and Windows 2000.You can also right click and select disable to remove it from device manager.Your case is not rare, there are thousands of model having the same problem and normally it happen to notebook that design for windows 7 but installed with win XP. (D257 designed for win 7).You can solve it by change the HAL but the risk is you will not be able to start your windows in you select the wrong HAL.My suggestion, ignore it, unless find your system unstable, shut down automatically or error code 24. (in most cases it is related to printer driver installation - solutions require ifthe printer is not working properly).
Acer Aspire One D257 Drivers For Windows 7 64 Bit
OK, so, I'm in the same boat here.I bought an Acer Aspire One AOD257.I got this platform used, at a cheap price, so that I could place my first generation 'ZG5' HDD into her. I loved this netbook, and just wanted to upgrade because I broke the screen.OK, so, let's cut the bullshit.The 257 never came with xp, win7 only, and the HDD that was in it had the starter7, which is garbage.BTW, ZG5 VS ZE6.is the motherboard, as far as I can tell.So,Installed the 80G 'ZG5' HDD 'OEM' into the 257.After ALOT of research, F2, BIOS to 'IDE' (cu'z no AHCI driver)NO PROBLEM, XP boot, just fine; everything is there.:):)Happy, happy.USB drivers are OK with the original drivers from XP home with SP3. Sound is OK.BUT,No LAN, no WLAN, VGA card, SD.just a lot of stuff.Nothing I've found on the net helps, so I went to the source.Let's start with the WLAN, so I can connect, and do a sefDSyg.Pulled the cover on the 257 and got this:Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N 100Model:100BNHMWFCC ID: PD9 100 BNHIC: 1000M-100 BNHTA: G17078-004WFM: B6On the INTEL site there are only two cards that are not supported by XP, the N-130 and the N-100.:(The Acer site, for the 257, win7 only.:(I've tried a bunch of drivers off of this site, and others.Am I missing something?Cu'z none of them work.
Well, in short, yes.For those that are just as stupid as I am. I took that link, copied the title, went to the intel site, found the selection and chose the one for me:File name:Wireless15.3.1x32.exeVersion:15.3.1Date:Size:37.25 MB Language:EnglishOperating Systems:Windows XP.No Zip, or RAR, jumped it to a USB, to the desktop, execute.Even though intel does not list the N-100 (105 closest), seems to load the stand-alown wifi controler. Not sure how to close down the windows XP controler (just pops-up as 'can not configure')BUT, I'll mess with it, I do see local wifi connections though!!!Thanks man,I'll be back with the rest later. Hi again,well your case seem quite interesting, I try to test the driver file (Wireless15.3.1x32.exe) and it seem that it didn't help much. If you follow my guide to check the hardware ID, you will arrive at a pint where you will open a device manager. There, you will see several hardware marked with yellow which mean the driver is missing. Get the hardware ID for each of the device with the yellow mark and post it here.Note that if the wireless installed correctly (you will see the Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N 100 listed in device manager under the network adapter), it mean the problem is the network setting.
So, if you get any error, post the exact message you get from the error.sorry for my late reply =). Nice to see that you hang out to help people.I had come to the conclusion that xp onto 257 was not possible, but I'm just a novice. Part of the reason I wanted xp back in the first place, took me three years of owning my previous platform to figure out where everything is, and then how to use everything. Took me a week with 7starter to have no doubt that it is absolute garbage.
Upgrade to pro via internal activation?that's where I was headed.Anyway, my d257 is 100% now on xp home sp3,The WiFi PROSet application is flawless. A little different though, 2 hours to get me an online profile the first go, but it's fine. BTW, I had tried three other PROSet release dates, none worked at all. So you picked the right one for me 15.3.1.For the others, I used some of what I had already down loaded, and some things work just fine from the OEM xp HDD; like sound, pad, and USBs.Everything good, no more yellow (?) ALL GONE:)Still running IDE though, I don't see a problem with it.Unlike others, I come back just to say thanks. Helping people to learn too, that is best.WLan: as above.Chipset: INTEL 1.1.47.0Graphics: INTEL 1.1.36.0Lan: Realtek 5.790.824.2011.8/24/2011SD Reader: Realtek 6.1.7601.85.9/2/2011Thanks Black. Ho, and for got about your hardware question,Only (?) under 'others'or unknown device, cu'z not only did the XP HDD not have drivers for the hardware, but it also did not have the software to identify the installed hardware.something there, but nobody know what it is.he, he.After I got the WLan working I did the self diag.
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@ intel and also.could not detect hardware.except where I had already loaded a driver via an installation package.inten could see what I had already done.but not what I should do.ie, latest updated version.correct.sheesh. Sure, I will do that for you. I read your tutorial for hardware investigation. Some drivers did not load like the computer said they did before?
D257 working OK right now though.Maybe you can find the best drivers for me and then others can come here to get them.This will take a long time to do though.+Processors (TWO entries-both the same)Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N455 @1.66GHzACPIGenuineIntel-x86Family6Model28.GenuineIntel-x86Family6Model28ACPIGenuineIntel-x86Family6.GenuineIntel-x86Family6ACPIGenuineIntel-x86.GenuineIntel-x86Driver Date 4/1/2004Driver Version 5.1.2600.0. Ya, been there many times.This tool not work well with this configuration.Graphics it reads, this driver is 'current'.Chipset it reads, this driver is 'valid'.For everything else it reads 'unknown' ie, (realtek this driver is unknown).I learn more though.I find how to look at inf. with regedit, hkey-local-system.for chipset.I do have a new driver and files. Not too good I think though.So, question,Should I look for newest driver in system for '5, 4, 3, 900 series' or older but have 'xp home edition' not just 'xp.'
.Maybe we are just guessing now?Intel detect me as 'Intel 6, 5, 4, 3, 900 Series Chipsets'AND '9.2.3.1022'. I confirm driver with regedit.I no like this one though. I search intel for inf chipset file 9.2.3.1022.' Inf update utility- for intel x79 chipset' '8/27/2011'This OS list windows xp but not home edition.What about 9.3.0.1026?Is this not the right one?Will this help motherboard operation and make better use of the upgraded ram (2Gddr3)?I ask cu'z I just fool around to learn for fun. You know, if you do a bit of reading, it's not really a big deal.My system works just fine on IDE. Bios set to such, although, my older factory Acer HD from a ZG5 did not support AHCI; which I'm running now, on IDE in the 257.Supper fast net box. BUT, then again, it's the RAM that is my concern; right?From what I understand, it can be made to work, if you really want it too.
Read around a bit more. You may be able to boot the new AHCI file via a jump-drive, with the BIOS boot program configured to load the jumper first.Once that's done for the first time, then it's there forever.I didn't bother, as I said, my system works just fine on IDE.