20 Most Recent ASUS Eee PC 1005HAPU17BU Netbook Questions & Answers

Try a system restore/recovery to a date before this issue. Have you done any hardware or software changes or updates? Graphics updates. Shut down, unplug, remove battery, plug in boot and follow this procedure: Please restart your computer, and hold down the F8 key before the Windows logo appears. On theAdvanced Boot Options select Repair your computer, and then press Enter. Select a user name, type the password, and then click OK. On the System Recovery Options menu, click System Image Recovery, and then follow the instructions. Take a look at this procedure from Asus suppot: http://support.asus.com/Search/KSearch.aspx?SLanguage=en&keyword=restore&ps=10&pn=1&st=knowledge

You can download the device drivers from ASUS WEB site. Select your model motherboard/computer/laptop, and make sure you select drivers that matches your Windows operating system. Please click on this link to their WEB support site : - http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

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Try to restart the computer again then let the computer boot up to normal mode. Your computer should boot up to normal mode with generic video card settings since you did something to your video card adapter. Then all you have to do is to reinstall your video card adapter driver. That should be the standard process.

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How to format your hard drive and re install your operating system.
in order for you to do this you have to (before you format)
1. make sure that you have your recovery cd's or a cd/DVD with your operating system (windows or Mac)
2. try to back up all your information to an external Hard drive or DVD's depends on how much usable information you may have.
3. try to handpic your files to back up because if you do an auto back up you will end up with the same problem again.
-- to do a back up copy all your needed files to an empty folder and then burn them to DVD's or copy to an ext. HD.
4. after you do that (if you have your recovery cd's) insert #1 and restart your computer it will tell you to press any key to start from cd do that and follow directions.
5. when the program shows your partitions go ahead and delete them all, you need to end up with one
6. when you see just one partition go ahead and click continue and it will install your new operating system
7. if you have more than 1 cd it will ask you to insert the next one and so on.
8 after it finishes installing, get the cd out and run the setup process like if you've got a brand new computer, type the information and keep clicking next.
9. at one point you would be on the windows screen and that is it you have a brand new operating system.
Note: take in consideration that when you follow this process, you
erase EVERYTHING from the system including files and programs so after you do this you are going to have to re-install all your programs and copy your docs. back to the pc.
**** If you don't have the discs
check under start-(all) programs - start up- recovery- disk creation.
that (if you have it) will help you to create your recovery disks try to use 2 dvd's if posible if not you may have to get a windows cd to re- install and install drivers and apps.
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The last line of your error message contains the solution: "You'll need to use the recovery tools on your installation media. If you don't have any installation media (like a disk or USB device), contact your system administrator or PC manufacturer." Translation: Start up from the disk that came with your laptop and follow repair tool instructions (or contact the manufacturer to obtain a copy - which you may possibly need to purchase. If you are not under warranty this will possibly be at a reduced cost.) Look for a label on the bottom of your pc for a phone number for service if your equipment is not useable. Good luck!

check using the onscreen keyboard or you can also check with an external keyboard to see if the same issue occurs with those. if it does the issue could be a software related. you can go to device manager, under keyboards uninstall the Keyboard Device and restart the computer.

Hello Machatsiduba, It's likely that the network card is capturing some radio signals phones close to your geographical location. Specifically, the Wi-Fi controller can cause this problem; I recommend you follow these links to solve this problem. 1) https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4000460/windows-10-check-wi-fi-drivers-settings 2) https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4000461/windows-10-wifi-problems-home-layout

x2. the ASUS box has a white sticker on the new box. clearly showing this fact. the motherboard, has sticker to ,for the same thing, same answer, in the BIOS info screens, the serial will bet there and a UUID, serial, that Microsoft uses, to block activation. there a mAC too. you did not say why you need this, so lacking context we guess. omg a gaming laptop... ASUS Rog 750 g750jw on laptops in general, its on the bottom of the case on some remove the battery pack and its a sticker inside there. on newer laptops, the deleted stickers (deemed ugly) so is deep hidden. BIOS pages are it. i look at your mobo, and see only stickers on the ram slots so open the ram hatch and look? I SEE ONLY THIS. i redacted it a bit, to make it neutered. PN: not this. PT? i guess not. lower right, side is my guess, on SN. 69N-bla bla

Call Asus support, or info could be in the manual

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Hello, Weird problem... situation may have nothing to do with what happened. Your hard drive may have core problems. I would run the BIOS diagnostics if able. Also, boot from the OS install DVD and get to a command prompt where you can run CHKDSK. Good Luck, Steve I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steve_52488d61fac93877

one or more keys may be stuck

Usually the wireless problem comes with asus laptop when you do not update the wireless driver properly. so you need to go ahead and updated the wireless driver and then you need to reboot your computer. finally your computer will start working fine. for more information you can visit : Tech Support For Asus