20 Most Recent ASUS Eee PC 900 Netbook Questions & Answers

seems like you missing codec. esiast way is to install VLC player go here and install that player. it can play the most codecs. http://www.videolan.org/mirror-geo.php?file=vlc/1.0.2/win32/vlc-1.0.2-win32.exe

did you push the wirless key on your notebook

restore factory settings using F9 while booting(every other Boot)
The base setting might restore some better functionality

remove the ram,and try to rub it with a eraser...again fix it and install

Hello.

I'm not clear about the problem you are experiencing but, if the Num Lk or Scroll Lk, or Caps Lock keys are enabled, a light on the keyboard is on and the pressed keys will give you a different output than you are expecting.

If this was not what you needed, please give us more detailed information, such as in what way your keyboard is locked.

Please try to check on the device manager if your internal camera device is disabled there or probably the driver is corrupted.

Windows XP
- click start
- click run
- click devmgmt.msc
- on the pop-up window, under imaging device, try to check if you see a red x mark or a yellow question mark. If it's a red x mark that means it's disabled, to enable it just right click it and click on enable. If it's a yellow question mark, you need to reinstall the driver of your webcam.

Windows Vista
- click pearl button (start)
- click start search box (run)
- click devmgmt.msc
- on the pop-up window, under imaging device, try to check if you see a red x mark or a yellow question mark. If it's a red x mark that means it's disabled, to enable it just right click it and click on enable. If it's a yellow question mark, you need to reinstall the driver of your webcam.

hope this helps

When you connect the external monitor, press Fn+F8

· First troubleshooting - When you turn the laptop on, are you able to see the splash screen? This would be the computer manufacturer's screen display that usually shows a picture but may also be text and usually appears right before the Windows logo screen. If the answer is yes, then more than likely, the operating system is corrupt. This can be caused by several things including viruses, power surges or hardware failure. If your computer hits the windows screen and reboots back into a loop, this is also signs of Windows being corrupt.

Solution - Take the hard drive out of the laptop and slave it to another working desktop computer to retrieve your data. You may need a special cable for this because the laptop hard drive is smaller than the cable in a desktop. This process can be done, taking precaution that both computers are off while slaving the hard drive. After you attach the hard drive, turn the desktop on, it will read it like another drive and you will be able to pull all of your information from it. You only want to grab the user files, not other data and run a scan to rid of viruses. Then attach the hard drive back on and reformat it.

· Second troubleshooting - If you hear the operating system chime but do not see a picture and all the lights are on, then this would indicate that the back light on the screen is out. You can test this simply by hooking the laptop up to a monitor and see if you get a picture. If the computer screen shows on the monitor, then your back-light is out. If it doesn't show up then your video graphics card is out.

Solution - If the back light is out, it is easier to order a new screen (new or used) from eBay and just switch out (simple process and you can find a replacement for under 50 dollars on eBay). If it is the video graphics card, then you can also purchase one from eBay and switch out (a little tougher because you have to take the top of the laptop off). You can get assistance with this from the manufacturers website (service manual) and pull specs for free.

· Third troubleshooting - To test the battery, take the battery out of the laptop and turn on with just the adaptor. If it boots, then the battery will need to be replaced. There is no way of testing the power adaptor but 85% of the time, this is the problem. Even if lights come on, the adaptor sometimes gets so overheated that it silently goes out but gives just enough power to make the lights come on. The power adaptor can be found on eBay for under 20 dollars and is cheap enough to replace (first) to make sure that is not the problem. The battery can also be found on eBay for under 60 dollars.

· Fourth troubleshooting - If you do not hear any beeps and the above solutions did not work. Then your motherboard has failed. This can be caused by surges or dust. You can purchase a replacement from eBay for a fraction of the cost and replace (this is tough and I am not sure if they have specs for this). You can do it yourself, just be sure and put everything back together as it was.

have you tried connecting to a Extrnal Monitor? if the computer works on a externam monitor you will ne to replace your screen. if it dosent work you may have a motherboard problem. comtact the manufactor

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!

check using the onscreen keyboard or you can also check with an external keyboard to see if the same issue occurs with those. if it does the issue could be a software related. you can go to device manager, under keyboards uninstall the Keyboard Device and restart the computer.

Hello Machatsiduba, It's likely that the network card is capturing some radio signals phones close to your geographical location. Specifically, the Wi-Fi controller can cause this problem; I recommend you follow these links to solve this problem. 1) https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4000460/windows-10-check-wi-fi-drivers-settings 2) https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4000461/windows-10-wifi-problems-home-layout

x2. the ASUS box has a white sticker on the new box. clearly showing this fact. the motherboard, has sticker to ,for the same thing, same answer, in the BIOS info screens, the serial will bet there and a UUID, serial, that Microsoft uses, to block activation. there a mAC too. you did not say why you need this, so lacking context we guess. omg a gaming laptop... ASUS Rog 750 g750jw on laptops in general, its on the bottom of the case on some remove the battery pack and its a sticker inside there. on newer laptops, the deleted stickers (deemed ugly) so is deep hidden. BIOS pages are it. i look at your mobo, and see only stickers on the ram slots so open the ram hatch and look? I SEE ONLY THIS. i redacted it a bit, to make it neutered. PN: not this. PT? i guess not. lower right, side is my guess, on SN. 69N-bla bla

Call Asus support, or info could be in the manual

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Hello, Weird problem... situation may have nothing to do with what happened. Your hard drive may have core problems. I would run the BIOS diagnostics if able. Also, boot from the OS install DVD and get to a command prompt where you can run CHKDSK. Good Luck, Steve I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steve_52488d61fac93877

one or more keys may be stuck