Two-Headed Inquiry

First...need to know exact series for my Aspire One KAV60 this will prove to be important when i seek drivers..website breaks thing down in terms of AO.... HOW DO I GET EXACT INFO bios shows the serial number but not the specific model
Second... have been trying various ways to restore my acer one i don't have any kind of restore disk or recovery disk as applies to the acer netbook.....i am using my own xp software but keep getting the infamous BLUE SCREEN that notes..........A problem has been detected etc, etc, etc my experience is that this problem is a configuration issue within the bios settings, went there no luck ide versus ah1 i could go own with more but i think the general point is understood ( system will not accept the operating system disk PLEASE HELP THANKS

 

First off, the model for your AAO should be on the bottom of the machine on the white sticker with the barcode.

eg: Mine says Aspire One D250-0bk
That makes the model a D250 - colour and hardware configuration is usually determined by the extra bits 0bk (not sure what the 0 is, but the bk I'm pretty sure means black)
On the big black sticker that has the Acer logo, the model number is KAV60, I'm not 100% certain, but pretty sure this relates to the BIOS. (Can someone else clarify this in a reply)
You can also tell the model by the colour scheme and hardware contents.
eg: My D250 has a black lid and black LCD bezel, brushed-steel-look palm rest and keyboard surround, power button is to the top-right of the keyboard, bluetooth button and status LED's are at the top-left, black keyboard, touchpad is on the palm rest in the middle of the space bar, power status LED is on the front as is the WiFi switch, on the left hand side it has 1x RJ45 ethernet port, 1x VGA port, 1x USB port, headphone & mic ports, on the right it has the A/C jack, 2x USB ports, 1x Card reader slot, on the under-side there is three access panels, RAM, mPCIe and storage. The storage for the D250 is a 2.5" SATA Hard Disk Drive

As for the BSOD, what's the code it's giving you? it should look something like 0x00000000