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Posting follow-ups as a new post doesn't work here at Fixya because posts are not threaded by poster or subject. This post has absolutely no context to your previous question. The post here should have been posted as a reply to Larry Ng by clicking 'Comment' under his answer to you. FWIW, Larry is our Fixya computer guru and likely the only person on the planet that can fix problems like you have. He has knowledge like no other person I know! https://www.fixya.com/support/t29885843-using_asus_vivobook_win_11_want_send ..

1. disassemble the monitor. 2. change the buttons for power and other function buttons. 3. always remember to replace with genuine parts.

One of two things are happening. Either your keys are stuck due to debris and/or dust on your keyboard or someone has created "hot keys" possibly as a joke and they are typing it. Get a coin and insert it under the key and pull upwards. Keys pop on and off the keyboard. It will not hurt it. Remove both keys and check for dirt and dust under them. If this is not the problem then you have hot keys set. In order to walk you through disengaging them I would need to know your operating system and if removing and cleaning the keys worked first. Please let me know this by going back to your original question posted on fixya and using the comment or reply button.

Depending on your hardware, you may use the Windows Logo Key + PrtScn button as a shortcut for print screen. If your device does not have the PrtScn button, you may use Fn + Windows logo key + Space Bar to take a screenshot, which can then be printed.

Keyboard shortcut for print screen - Microsoft Support

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Hi, It sounds like you've done the basic troubleshooting. Please call Asus to verify that you've not left any procedures out: 1 800-820-6655.And if this issue still persists, you can attempt to replace the laptop under your warranty. Thank you

Unless you are using a high end motherboard with the latest chipset, you will find it very difficult to get an "onboard" graphics chip to output that resolution. And your motherboard just doesn't have the power to display at that resolution. You will need to find a graphics card that will display that kind of resolution. The Nvidia GTX 650 or the Radeaon 7750 are both capable of handling that display and are cheap (in terms of graphics cards anyway).

The last line of your error message contains the solution: "You'll need to use the recovery tools on your installation media. If you don't have any installation media (like a disk or USB device), contact your system administrator or PC manufacturer." Translation: Start up from the disk that came with your laptop and follow repair tool instructions (or contact the manufacturer to obtain a copy - which you may possibly need to purchase. If you are not under warranty this will possibly be at a reduced cost.) Look for a label on the bottom of your pc for a phone number for service if your equipment is not useable. Good luck!

that means the PC video out is dead. and all monitors show NO SIGNAL and go to sleep by law. TURN MONITOR ON LAST AND IT SHOWS NO SIGNAL, NO SYNC OR OUT OF RANGE ERROR BAD pc (none told)_ bad video card, bad cable or a dead PC. just because pC faNS SPIN DOES NOT MAKE IT GOOD.

Is this a status message or a STOP: on a blue screen, when you try to go to safe mode? Are all drivers up to date, and windows updated and patched?

the manual tells that on all routers. for sure this. RTM ? asus.com read the manual on how to use the HW reset button. used only if can not log in to router and owned by you ,not ISP

ask them we are not them we can not ask for you. nor try to hack them. or just start over with new account, ask them is the answer. and told here like 10000 times contact them directly , as seen on their contract page online

well those header pins are not any kind of standard, ISO or ATX. so that is custom work, doing that, and have done this vast times. the M2n68 manual is clear on that, which each pin does. but not the HP, HP does not document there super secret pins if you read there service manual you'd have seen that. did you first? (yes some high end workstation by HP have this like some of mine) what is this HP Presario 6313? a relic desktop? and old desktop? did you really mean HP Pavilion p6313w Desktop PC with a "P" and left off the P for fun? I cannot see your service tag so. must guess wild the PC true model and case size options seen on vast models of HP PC. MT, DT, SFF, USFF? or micros sized PC? ASUS M2N68-AM PLUS this is DIY mobo from them??? bought new in box RAW MOBO and in same box is the manual too. the ASUS M2n uses only fans Ausu told you in them manual; the old PC fans are and new mobo is 4 pins the 4 pin mobo uses a PWM<modulation pin if missing the fan is dead. lacking such modulation use a 4 pin fan only. now truth. at HP, here is our mobo not the lick of pin out spec. on all jacks, fan, f_panel or USB, or power switch there is NONE> the https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01925562 why not buy a new case that just works.? one with 120mm slow quite fans , spend $100 and sell the old dog HP and use proceeds to get a real modern case with real manual and pinouts told. 2009 HP.

so had w8 right and you meant down grade it to w7, from 8? if yes say so. the whole hdd will kill the os dead and gone 100% gone what to say is now to run recovery do you have the w7 install disk?s image recovery Restart your Notebook PC then press F9 per the manual if F9 is used, pC goes to w8 not w7 w8 sure does not have down grade option. w8 can be upgraded to w10 for free and is best. w7 is now an unsupported OS. w10 was offered too july 1015 for free then too. did you miss that great opportunity, or fear w10 ? w7 is not sold now over any counter w7 is not on the hdd image F9 only 8.1 is supported by oem make asus as seen here only 64bit 8.1 ( to get all drives and utilities) https://www.asus.com/US/supportonly/X202E/HelpDesk_Download/

OS is dead right, or did you run the file system check by hand. ??????? seems like bad HDD. if smart tests fail on HDD it is a bad drive. but has no HDD at all only this relic dinky 20GB SSD, the ssd can be bad easy after 11 years of use. I bet it is. runs linux has tiny 20GB SSD boot drive,

no PC TOLD OR TV MODEL. Asus PL-X31 (QTY=2) OMG POWER LINE NET WORK HORROR OF 2 DECADES. OUCH, THE MANUAL IS HERE. RTM AND TELL WHERE YOU GET LOST FIRST, NOTHING SIMPLER HERE.. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/506112/Asus-Pl-X31-Bridge.html?page=3#manual

2003 relic, seen in garagesales for $1 and useless as UGO car. have your tech do that, and not blow up parts doing worn things./ smacks of bad PSU, going over voltage. or below, SSDD. The CMOS coin cell is NO GOOD, replace it first, or BIOS goes MAD. !!! the jumpers on MoBo must be set first. (next) all of them. per manual. the manual is fee and easy to find googling. cpu put in backwards or bent pins cpu has gold corner pin 1 mark. not using both PSU cables to MOBO 4pin and 24pin the CPU has a fan , it can never be allowed to be missing or dead. the free manual did you read it first. and ask a tech how to set it up, and how not to hot swap parts. nor send 230vac (no country told) to the PSU set to 115vac slider set wrong and blow it all to H3LL? this trash mobo has VIA chip set that nobody on earth supports now. XP era yes, now , NO ! using the wrong voltage AGP card blows them both up as the manual warned you, did you read that" first. best is AVOID AGP cards totally as 1/2 are not going to work ever. worse no sata ports and no IDE ports. other guy blew the card, in 2004 and sat forever dead. RIP if mobo as vga jack rear of mobo (some dont) use that first test with no cards in the MOBO at all. the via chip set works in BIOS but will fail in all modern OS tried. XP yes. and quote This motherboard supports Windows 98 to XP redHat, SuSE, TurboLinux and Caldera operating systems (OS). blowing it up is ok it has zero value good or bad. so is a wash.

you mean black screen dead screen, 100% dead. no Asus splash. the big battery is EOL DOA dead. we replace them but first run the PC on AC powerpack first , no huge battery there. work now? sure. if not do the long power reset, push power button for 10 full seconds an release. 2009 PC birth day the coin is 8 years old , EOL spec on coin is 5-7 year. so we test it below 2.9vdc bad or replace it , if bad it can not be ignored. no charger on earth can charge a bad battery , weak only not bad. and is the first to fail , batteries all, then hdd 2nd that is how it works, transistors can go 100 years, or more. caps less. , 20 years is part but not batteries, ask Elon Musk this, he knows . or read at battery university dot com.

card good Nvidia but useless for any AAA grade gaming 3D not told what is your big TIME 3D app that needs fast card? there are like 10,000 card made now, speed is what you pay for;. see em here. I have 2 in my PC test kit, and runs in any PC DT made. not 2022 UEFI class3 only PCs. just older. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=nvidia+8400&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=gforce+card&_osacat=0&_sop=15&LH_PrefLoc=2

leave the chip alone. the a8n is old, not new it is 2005 mobo, 12 years old you buy it. as new and seller lied to you as most do now. fleabay. the coin cell is bad. on mobo bios is NOT bad but I bet now you wrecked the BIOS. not told at all if using PATA IDE drivers 20 years old or modern SATA drives 2001 and newer. nor if you ran SATA hdd smart test first, if fails no oS on earth can run on any bad HDD, of any kind. leave bios alone (means do not flash or replace the chip) there are 10versions of the A8N mobo if the wrong flash BIOS is used you bricked it and I bet you did. next time learn to ask , how to test a hDD first for sure relics LIKE THIS.