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Acer releases Windows XP drivers for Aspire One 110 & 150

by Julian Prokaza on Monday 11 August 2008 4 Comments

Acer Aspire One Unofficial Windows XP drivers for the Intel Atom-powered Aspire One netbook have been available for a while, but now Acer has released the official set. There’s still no word on availability of a Windows XP version of the Aspire One, but now owners of the Linux model can at least install their own copy of the operating system and have all the hardware work as intended.

There are two download pages, one for the Aspire One 110 and one for the Aspire One 150, but the driver downloads for each are the same. The available driver downloads are:

  • Audio_Realtek_v.5.10.0.5628
  • CCD_LiteOn_v.5.8.33.1
  • CCD_SUYIN_V.1.0.1.3
  • CardRdr_Jmicron_v.1.00.16.01
  • Chipset_Intel_v.8.3.0.1018
  • Lan_Intel_v.5.698.701.2008
  • Touchpad_Synaptics_v.11.1.4
  • VGA_Intel_v.6.14.10.4926
  • WLAN_Atheros_v.7.6.0.224

[ Acer Driver Download page]

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  • neutral

    by loek at 14:14 on 20 Nov 2008Report abuse

    just for ask ?why this product so need time to load windows>>>>although my notebook is brend new >>>>review
  • neutral

    by pw at 13:25 on 28 Nov 2008Report abuse

    Format the internal 8Gb flash memory as FAT32 (not NTFS) for much better performance
  • neutral

    by Sildor at 20:12 on 13 Nov 2009Report abuse

    Video startup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6ml2ZPTU94
  • neutral

    by samir benmeziane at 19:05 on 9 Mar 2010Report abuse

    j ai un problème d allumage de pc ASPIRE ONE,il allume pas sans chargeure,c est ou le problème.merci bien.

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