Acer has published USB drivers for their Acer Liquid smartphone series. These USB drivers come in handy if a customer is experiencing synchronization problems between the smartphone and a computer system. The Liquid USB driver can be downloaded at Acer’s European ftp server. It has a large size of 66 Megabytes which can be partially attributed to the fact that 32-bit and 64-bit drivers for the Acer Liquid are included in the zip file.
Both drivers contain the Acer Liquid Tool Setup tool which can be used to install the appropriate driver on the computer system running a Windows operating system.
To enable Cloud Sync or sync-over-Wi-Fi*, Acer Sync software components must be installed on your Acer Windows Phone.
The installed USB driver is a requirement for the Acer Sync software to function properly. The Acer Sync software can also be downloaded from Acer’s ftp server.
Tags: acer liquid driver, acer liquid usb, acer sync, cloud sync, sync over wi-fi, usb driver
#1 written by Nakki December 21st, 2009 at 11:56
Oh god, this is marvellous. I kind of expected to not be able to tether without some annoying hacks when I switched from a Nokia smartphone to Liquid, but apparently it’s as easy as with Nokia as long as you don’t want to use bluetooth.
#2 written by Nancy Benovich Gilby December 30th, 2009 at 13:03
Could someone please put the zip files back for the Liquid USB driver where the link points above?
ftp://ftp.support.acer-euro.com/smartphone/s100/driver/
The directory is EMPTY
#3 written by Nakki January 2nd, 2010 at 13:29
It’s Acer ftp and this isn’t an official Acer website.
In any case the file is there at the moment.
#4 written by unclewong January 9th, 2010 at 07:51
easily transfer data from phone to PC
#5 written by yup January 10th, 2010 at 09:18
Should I mess up with the system on my Acer Liquid, how can I reinstall from scratch Android ? Is there something similar to the iPhone restore process I used to do via iTunes ?
thank you