20 Most Recent ASUS X5DIJ Notebook Questions & Answers

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.

If the only thing that has changed is the install of the AT0100 utility then I would un-install that utility. I'd agree that the wireless connection is sortof not the problem. The fact that can and are connected indicates that connection is being made. However, it could be an "ip" issue. If you are connecting through DHCP then your system should be able to pick up a new "ip" lease and it should connect though that could take just a little bit of time. You might go into the adapter settings and check your ipv4 settings and verify that it is selected for DHCP or an address with a correct subnet mask and Default gateway. A way to check is from the start button, type cmd and press enter. This will bring up a separate screen. At the Dos prompt type "ipconfig /all" This will give you the details of all network devices on your laptop and how they are trying to talk.

Goto Device Manager, select Imaging devices and select your USB Webcam. Right click and select Properties In box that opens up select Details Tab. In drop down menu for Device description, choose Hardware Ids Now write down details of it beginning with USB\VID and search for that driver and install it after uninstalling the previous version.

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Using a computer with Internet access, download the files from these WEB sites and create a bootable CD disc to run them. BIOS Password Reset and Recovery for Laptops & Notebooks http://repair4laptop.org/laptop_and_notebook_bios_password_reset.htmlFaulty LCD screen

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all you need to know is if it is a sata or ide connection and decide how big you want the drive to be and then shop around.

http://www.insidemylaptop.com/disassemble-asus-k-series-notebook/This is the K series but should be the same for your model.

If it's really a problem related to the OS: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/why-is-my-screen-black-when-i-start-windows-7anyway the easier way is to push F8 at boot and choose the lower resolution as explained herehttp://mintywhite.com/vista/screen-goes-black-after-changing-the-resolution/

Try putting in your windows disk and using the repair option, your hard drive could be bad or data corrupted, you may have to reinstall windows if you are unable to recover it using the repair console. run CHKDSK /p from the C:\ prompt in the repair console. If you still are unable to access the disk, try reseating the cables on the drive, or using a different power cable. If none of that works, replace the hard drive.