Eraser side of stylus not working

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Hi, you need to "Update the Drivers;" there are a few ways to do so, follow each to complete the Updates. First, go to the "Control Panel," find the "applet, [Device Manager], open it, and scroll to find the "Touch Screen component. Next, [Alt click], or "right click to open, in the (Top) of the window there will be the "Driver" tab, open the next window, and select the "Update Drivers" button, follow the instructions afterward, click on the "OK button and "restart" the computer. The next way is to click on the "Start Button" open "All Programs. Scroll to find Microsoft [Windows] Updates, and select to {Search for new updates}. The third way is to go to the "Manufacturer" ie. ASUS, and download the drivers needed from the "Website." "Rating the solution if it helped is more than appreciated, thanks for using "Fix'Ya."

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I installed Windows 7 (fresh installation) and my R1F tablet works great!

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The motherboard needs to be removed from the laptop in order to repair properly.

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The first thing you should try and do is to boot your computer into Safe Mode. This will load the basics of the operating system without loading the higher drivers for video, sound, and other normal operating system drivers. I am assuming you are using Windows 7, but the process is the same for all Windows operating systems.

Power up your computer and immediately press and hold your F8 key. This key has to be pressed before the Windows logo appears. You should get the Advanced Boot Options screen. Then you will use your arrow keys to highlight Safe Mode Without Networking (you'll do this just in case the virus is the kind that tries to get onto the internet and download or upload items to and from your hard drive). Eventually you will get a login screen. It will probably look a bit odd as your computer will not be in it's normal resolution setting. One of the login names should be your Administrator's account. This is the account that you want to login to your computer with.

Let the computer finish loading up Windows. Once that is complete you will want to run a complete scan of your entire system using whatever anti-virus program you have on your computer. If you have more than one anti-virus program, or is you have an anti-virus as well as an anti-spyware program, you should run all of them. Most of the better anti-virus programs are made to do an excellent job of scrubbing the garbage out of your system in Safe Mode. If you do not have any of these programs on your computer then you will have to purchase one for yourself. Any of your local computer stores will have a good selection to choose from. They all have their good points. I personally like the Eset Anti-virus software.

If you don't have anything installed on your computer for virus and malware removal you can boot your computer into Safe Mode With Networking. Once the system finishes loading you can go to the following website:

http://www.eset.com/us/online-scanner

This is an online version of their software that will scan your entire system and then get rid of anything it finds.

This is another website that you can check out:

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=35407

This will take you to an excellent article that you can follow step by step. They also have free programs that you can download that will run scans to help you get rid of any viruses or malware that you may have on your computer.

If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to let me know.