ok, but let me ask you something, did you used a usb drive to boot on Android or did you

format your acer or even did a dual boot ? what exactly steps did you perform ? The following worked (Issue 561: build): Iconia W500 Screen lockups with Brazos 4

- Prepare SD Memory (I am using 4g SD, I tried 16g SD, but it's very slow) for A ndroid System - Prepare USB Memory (I use 2g USB) for installation - Download "unetbootin-windows-563.exe" - Download "android-x86-4.0-amd_brazos-20111209.iso" - Insert SD and USB Memory - Format SD and USB Memory with FAT32 - Release the SD Memory - Run unetbootin, ISO-> Select->"android-x86-4.0-amd_brazos-20111209.iso"->selec t USB Memory drive->OK - Shut Down the machine - Boot W500 and go to bios setup, select the USB Memory for the first boot - Reboot again with pressing "power button and Windows key" for USB boot - When u see the menu, select the Install Android (no enter), insert SD Memory, Now you can <enter> - No need to format the SD again, Just install the Android - Install grub, no need to create fake usb - Wait for a few minutes ... - Shut down the machine when u see the installation completed and a menu - Release the USB - Boot the windows - Edit the menu.lst in grub folder on SD (use WordPad on windows) - Add a command "pci=nocrs" (avoid space collision), listed as below: title Android-x86 2011-12-09 kernel /android-2011-12-09/kernel pci=nocrs quiet root=/dev/ram0 andro idboot.hardware=amd_brazos acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode SRC=/android-2011-12-09 initrd /android-2011-12-09/initrd.img - Save - Shut down the machine - Now u can boot the android system with pressing "power button and Windows key" from SD boot. Did you it ? Please let us know.