ASUS U - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

if no service manual can be found try googling or even try youtube, vast PCs are dismantled there. learn to look there first first hit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr7qHPtWPw0 the PC must be totally dismantled. (as in worst kind)

Horizontal Lines On Laptop Screen Remove the AC adapter and turn off the laptop (push and hold the Power button for 15 seconds until the Power light turns off to force shut down), then press and hold the Power button for 40 seconds to perform a hard reset.

have you updated the drivers for the WIFI adapter to the latest? Also, there were different standards for WIFI in the past, so if your router is really old you may see issues. Is your WIFI router at the latest firmware? updating the driver should resolve your issue.

Contact a vendor of similar cables on eBay and give precise description or photograph so it can be identified. http://www.ebay.com/bhp/awm-2896-80c-vw-1 AWM 2896 80C VW 1 eBay

The problem may not be the hinges themselves, but the extremely weak plastics they are fixed to: I strengthened mine with 2 special handmade stainless steel plates, voiding the useless warranty.

Before you panic see if there is some hidden reset code from the manufacturer. If not, then you get concerned. Check to see if you are using the right protocol to get it out of the hibernate mode.

If recovery doesn't solve it (F9 at start up, Asus logo), You need to send it in to the repair center for touch firmware update/lcd replacement.

sounds like a bad driver download the best driver for it from their site.

Remove battery turn the notebook on, does it works? press the battery back in place, is there any lock on backside op the notebook? is there any signs of charging? flashing led or so? if not the internal plug to the power supply could be damaged.

you would have to do that from in the settings and set it to permanently or complete

just press numlock button

Try this >Disconnect AC > Shutdown > Remove battery > Connect AC > Startup > In Device Manager, Under the Batteries category, right-click all of the Microsoft ACPI Compliant Control Method Battery listings, and select Uninstall (it's ok if you only have 1). > Shutdown > Disconnect AC > Insert battery > Connect AC > Startup

it has to be soldered. find a pc solder shop, this part attaches to where the ac adapter plugs in, it is blown, it services battery and wall power to the system on and system from these two sources. sometimes, there is a pices that bolts out and has a wire plug. it's not usually very expensive or difficult to fix. :)

replace keyboard