When i turn on eeepc it start blinking - ASUS Eee PC 701 Notebook

The hard drive has issues, or the window files are corrupt. I suggest a computer repair store to retrieve files and test hardware.

Restart your computer and hit "F2" as the black screen appears. This black screen only appears for a short time, so pay attention closely.

Use the right-arrow key until you see the "Advanced" option.

Select "OS Installation" by scrolling through the options with the down-arrow key on the computer keyboard.

Change the option from "Finished" to "Start" by using the "+" key.

Go to the "Exit" tab by using the right-arrow key. Do this step while making sure that "Exit & Save Changes" is selected as well, then press "Enter," or "OK," to give administrative permission to perform the request.

Press the "F9" key whenever the EeePC starts back up, then select "Restore Factory Settings" from the list of options.

Give confirmation for proceeding with the Factory Restore by clicking "OK" and "Enter." Your EeePC will be taken through the process for installing a fresh image on your machine.

hope this helps

Hi there,

What happens when you start the computer?
Since when is this happening?
Did you make any hardware or software changes?

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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

you do need to re-install theOS possibly from disc via cd rom /dvd rom drive

Hi,

try finding out a small button that would be either on the top,left or right hand side(Near USB ports)of your laptop..Try turning that On if you find that and hope that works !!
Kindly let me know if that doesnt work,I'll try something more for you.

Thanks

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

this problem might slow down if you have too many program installed in your EeePC, i have my own EeePC then I noticed if i put too many programs too dizzy to use it, maybe you don't have put any partition on your hard drive, repartition it. And then put only necessary programs to use. And also use Tuneup Utilities to remove and repair some unnecessary files inside your system. Good luck!

What u do before restarting EEEPC Please Tell Me So I can Solve Your Problems

I have the original Linux OS .