The sure fix is to replace it. I see working models on Ebay for under 80 dollars which is the way since a repair counter starts at 150USD here.
Given the age I would replace the CMOS battery and give your battery and power button method one last try.
A question in advance. Given the CMOS battery is under a dollar, why would you not try that?
Hello everyone. A few days ago I tried to restart my Acer One 10 after hibernating it, but it kept remaining on the initial screen of the Acer logo. I then tried to force the shutdown and turn the computer back on, but seeing that it did not start again, I discharged the battery (pressing the power button, the low battery icon appeared) and recharged it, but it still does not turn on.
Is there a way to fix it without bringing my computer to the assistance?

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