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  • redrooster
    Senior Member
    • May 2011
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    • Australia

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    Re: Recap question?

    Originally posted by selldoor
    No that's not it. Ive had a look at that. Its the best I could come up with for free,to get the proper S/M it seems I have to pay for it? Well that's not going to happen, if I had to buy every S/M I found hard to get it would cost a fortune and if the company doesn't come to the party I wont deal with their gear.STOP PRESS; I just got an email from Acer technical support,they say as much as they'd love to send me a service manual they cant because they are only available to Acer engineers and Authorized service personnel. I couldn't tell them to go and get fffffffurther down the back of the bus because it was a no reply email.Oh well I will have to wait for foxconn to respond and see what happens?
    HP P6-2203a desktop,AMD CPU A8-5500 with Radeon HD7560D,3.20Ghz. Radeon HD 6670.8Gb Ram.2TB HDD. WIN 10 64 bit O/S.

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