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Name: Alex2002
I bought an Acer Aspire 7520 laptop the other day and before switching it on for the first time, I hooked up the charger as instructed. Upon doing so the laptop made a sort of high pitched sound, but this disappeared when I switched the laptop on.
Earlier on though, upon again connecting the charger, I heard this same sound, even when the laptop was turned on (though it appears to have stopped now) Is this sound normal?
Also whilst i'm here, I'm wondering if I can use Nvidia's driver for this machines display rather than the ones from Acer? Windows Aero seems to perform a bit p*ss poor, and it shouldn't be struggling on this hardware surely? So I'm thinking is it dodgy old drivers?
Cheers!
Alex

The laptop I have makes a faint but noticeable high pitched sound when the battery is charging. I'd say it's normal.
Here is the NVidia driver for the onboard graphics: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_...

I would check with Acer. It should be under warrenty. But good luck with there support.
Keyboard not detected. Hit F1 to Continue. BREAKFAST.SYS HALTED Cerial port not Responding!!

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