Go to control panel and disable/re-enable the mouse
SOURCE: ASUS notebook gone inactive
It is possible that you switched off the internal video display, enabling the external adapter. If this is the case, you should be able to plug in an external monitor, get your display back, and change monitors back to the internal one via software (display properties).
SOURCE: Notebook won't start/lcd is blank but the power is on
You could have a faulty motherboard or RAM.
First remove the main battery and boot up the laptop without the main battery connected, if it boots up insert the battery, no need to power down. If that doesn't work, switch off/disconnect the adapter and insert the battery, then reseat the RAM modules and boot up.
If nothing works then you have a piece of junk. You can salvage the hard disk and put it into an USB hard drive adapter case and use it as an external USB hard drive.
SOURCE: My Asus A6 Entertainment Series Notebook Won't Boot Up/ More...
go to
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
use the auto find function for new users and this will install a Auto Find Navigation Tools on to your computer,
Let the tool find your motherboard and it will give you a list of the drivers available and Manuals as well
There is a NB Probe available for this model and it will tell you all about the devices and the operating temperatures of each device installed,ie,hard drives,fan speed and temperature,
memory installed ,cpu usage etc......
Very simple to use and its free thanks ASUS
Cheers Misterdj
SOURCE: My Asus EeePC 900 won't boot up. The lights come
You possibly could connect it to a monitor or tv to see if it shows up on there. But, yea sounds like you have an internal problem with the screen disconnected.
SOURCE: I was told press F2 simultaneously on startup, nothing happened
You need not to press F2 or tab or escape unless you need to do so. If your system is ok, it'll automatically boot up, but if there's boot up problem with your system, then that's different. Thanks for using FixYa.
Click on "Close Gadget." The search function is now gone from the sidebar; however, the search gadget is still installed on your computer for future use if you ever decide to re-add the item to your sidebar.
To completely remove the sidebar search gadget from your entire computer, follow the next steps.
Right-click on the Windows sidebar.
Click on "Add Gadgets" to open a window containing all sidebar gadgets installed on your PC, including the search gadget.
Right-click on the sidebar search gadget you want to remove, and click to select "Uninstall."
Click "Uninstall" again when a Windows notification pops up, asking you to confirm the uninstall process.
After you click, the program will automatically be removed from your PC and it will no longer appear on the listing of available sidebar gadgets for Vista
windows 7
Click "Start."
Click "Control Panel."
Double-click "Windows Sidebar."
Remove the check from the box next to "Start Sidebar when Windows Starts."
Click "Save." Now, the next time you load your computer Windows Sidebar will not start.
hope this helps
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