Need mtherboard layout A53E

just remove the CMOS battery for 10 minutes after you open the back cover..

Presume you are using Windows 8.1, 32 bits or 54 bits version.
1. Press Windows + X keys and then click Device Manger.
2. Search for Pointing Devices.
3. Right click the Touchpad (it may be listed as Synaptic touchpad) and
click uninstall.
IF do not get any option listed as Pointing Devices or Touchpad or
Synaptic touchpad GO TO
Control Panel - Device Manager - Mice and Pointing devices - double
click the touch pad
- Driver's tab - disable.

Now go to website
http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=Touchpad&os=30

Select
the driver for your Windows 8.1 (depending if 32 bit or 64 bit,
download, install and restart your computer. Fn+F9 for disabling should work.

Check out these videos and forget the manuals
How to change CPU a53e YouTube

Check to make sure you have the location settings correct in your computer as different locations around the world use different keyboard layouts. I.E. US keyboard layout is different the Great Britain layout.

Hi,

For enter bios setup press f2 ,/f4 /f9 or dell.
Now choice fale save mode default.press.F10 for save .

Hope this helps.
Contract for further instruction.

check whether the 2 is working or not if it is not the key is faulty you can change it or use on screen keyboard, start-programs-accessories- accessibility

Bios settings are retained by the Motherboard Battery in the CMOS. Disconnecting the battery clears CMOS and returns the settings to their original state. Typically this can be done by simply removing the CMOS battery and waiting about 15 seconds before reinserting and booting PC. Nowadays most Motherboard manufacturers supply a jumper to not only disconnect the battery but also ground the CMOS to effectively drain any residual power.

The instructions for your MB are found below. JP5 is located to the left of the battery and next to the PCI 2 slot on your MB. There is a Manual for your MB on this site and the MB layout can be found at

http://www.fixya.com/support/p281070-soyo_sy_k7vme_motherboard/manual-35533/page-5

Follow the steps below to clear the CMOS memory.

1. Clear the CMOS memory by momentarily shorting pin 2-3 on jumper JP5. Its white cap can easily identify this jumper.

2. Put the jumper back to 1-2 to allow writing of new data into the CMOS memory.

Hi,

Here is the layout diagram how your motherboard looks like, you can use it as reference.

click HERE


Hope this helps

support.asus

just to clarify, to clear your BIOS, there should be a 3 pin set on your board usually located some where just below your RAM. On the board will be printed something like "CLR" or "CLEAR" move the pin connector, with the power off, from its current position to the middle pin and the open pin. Wait about 15 to 20 seconds and move the connector back to the original position. You have just reset your bios to factory defaults.

- you can try removing the cmos battery - download the motherboard manual from the manufacturer? to find the jumper layout - possibly the jumper is just 2 solder pads and not the actual jumper pins. you can short them momentarily together to get the same result as removing a jumper. - sometimes the inside of the pc case or cover has a schematic sticker attached to give the motherboard layout.