I was using my eeepc and it stopped running no lights no lcd nothing what do you think the problem is?

it can be problem with your output device but now don't worry because still you have chance to correct it ; ).
First DON'T WORRY BE CLAIM..

Plug out and plug in the battery,...DOES IT WORKS..

IF no, then check your output device by plugin monitor on the port.. again if doen't happen anything then... you have to go to near service center and have a check....

HOPE IT WORKS,,,ALL THE BEST.. ; )

press f2 disable the booster boot

if still nothing, try all f keys, tab and space bar also have default settings on some

last is install windows xp on a usb flash drive if you dont have the dvd /cd restore disk

you probably have the solid state hard drive (4gb)... its not big enough to hold all the updates .. unfortunately the operating system comes with "auto update" turned on ... it will download updates until the drive is full then will crash .. one way to resolve this is to kill the internet so it cant log on ... you can disconnect or turn off your wifi or if you are fast enough you can use Fn F2 (turns off wifi) .. just watch the wifi light to make sure its off at boot .. there is a lag in response so its a bit tricky ...now once booted you can turn off "auto update" ...then you can turn your wifi or internet back on .. manually update only things you know you have room for .. if your 701 has a CF card slot (like my eeepc 900a . then that can be used as additional hard drive space ... during installation i made that the boot drive (advanced) (of course you cant remove it after that).. the new eeebuntu4 beta is a wonderful upgrade for the system .. but i could only get it working by using thhe CF drive as above.. if you havent already done so you can make a bootable USB jump drive .. you can run Ubuntu off that as well as install from that ...change the boot order in cmos ..to boot first from the Jump dirve ...

try pressing fn+ f 5, that may work

hold down the keys for a few seconds ,make sure you havent pressed Fn-F1 in error as this will put the eeepc into suspend/sleep mode

i think you should try Fn-F5 not F6 hold the button down a while

er3

I don't think your EeePC 701sd has bluetooth.
Check the specifications of the various models:
http://event.asus.com/eeepc/comparison/eeepc_comparison.htm
You it really is important for you, you might buy nd install a bluetooth adapter that is supported by Linux (it seems most of them are). Check the Linux forums, though, for advice

Hey there I think the problem is coming from your LCD chips not your bulb, the bulb has nothing to do with the color or skwiggly lines it just shoots out white light,your LCD chips are burnt and the problem will not stop by changing your light bulb you need to replace the OPTICAL BLOCK the skwiggly line will just get worst with time
hope this helps


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I have a Protron 37: LCD TV. The power indicator does not change to green (the red light is showing) and the TV will not turn on, either by remote or using the power button on the TV. The TV is about a year and a half old. Can you please help me?

Thanks