My asus smartlogon keeps crashing and shows critical on my windows 7 reliability monitor daily please how can i fix this ?

try putting another monitor to it by using a vga cable,if your other monitor does not show windows,then it could be your screen has gone.

http://www.asus.com/support/Download/3/96/0/11/30 https://www.asus.com/keyboards-mice http://www.laptopkeyboard.com/Guides.php/Asus/Pro%20Series/Pro50G/KBAS3

Asus Pro Series Pro50G

http://www.driversforfree.com/omn_ofm_omd_os/asus/pro50-series/pro50z/windows-7/drivers.aspx

that wappened to me when i was to trying run some games in my laptop it just crashed video drivers, and the video drivers rollback to the microsoft compatible....go to web site of the computer for supor with properly and compatible drivers

Hi,

Are you using the Win 7 operating system which came with the computer when you bought it? If not, you need to use the OEM operating system, intall the utility and the driver to get it work. It is an ASUS utility and only works with OEM which came from ASUS.

Hope this helps.

doremo, Try ATI 5700 card on old Win XP system with Acrobat 9.2 If problem ceases to occur, I would blame Win-7 for your problems!! 12fixlouie

Try downloading & installing Windows Vista drivers/software at the following link:
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

Windows Vista drivers are compatible with Windows 7.

try to boot from windows7 cd-rom, without installing it, choose fixing errors.

if impossible at first try,

press F2-button while system boot(before windows takes over),
enter bios-setup and change

BOOT DEVICE PRIORITY to

1st: CD/DVD
2nd: Hard disk/HDD
3rd: (whatsoever availabe)
.
.

please remember to exit BIOS saving changes!
(press Esc button after changing the above, confirm: ...Exit bios saving changes ? - Yes)

if you are asked now :

boot from cd-rom or hdd ?

choose cd-rom, let it work and wait.
in the following, do not reinstall windows 7
but choose a repair option,
leave the setup, remove cd/dvd etc from all drives and reboot, wait.

the regular windows screen should show up...
if this does not work, please ask s.o. who knows around with win 7 or think of downgrading from win7 to winxp professional.
as it is older but reliable, still supported and some win-pro's use it.
win 7 features are available but you'll need time to set up the whole system, incl. drivers etc.

this could work...if not ask me to post some links



now retry to boot from Windows 7 CD-ROM,
do not install, cjoose repa

all i can recommend: if you are a bit into computers, think of swapping from windows 7

restore you windows to the earlier point, before update.