20 Most Recent ASUS Eee PC 1005HA Atom N270 TFT Notebook Questions & Answers

I run Windows 7 and also sometimes Fedora 16, Backtrack 5 and Ubuntu. Problem with reinstalling windows is it will write over the GRUB loader and you wont have linux there anymore. You are meant to have Windows first then install linux afterwards so you have the option of both. Backup any files that you need and reinstall Windows then reinstall Linux. Its too much effort and mucking around to do it the other way even though it can be done

Upgrading BIOS is dangerous and can cause fatal damage to your PC. If you are aware of that and decide to take this risk, then continute. 1. Visit http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us, search 1001HA and choose DOS as operating system. Download latest bios rom file. 2. Save and extract the downloaded file. You will get a rom file named like "1301.rom" 3. Format a usb pen drive to FAT-16 partition. In my case I used a 32 MB SD card which came with my old Kodak camera, and I used a SD card reader that PC can see it as a usb disk. Copy 1301.rom to its root folder and rename it to 1005HA.ROM. The reason for renaming it to 1005HA.ROM is that EZ Flash on this 1001HA netbook looks up rom with this name. If EZ flash failed saying trying to find a rom file with another name, just shutdown the netbook and rename your rom file to the required name and try again. 4. Plug in the usb pen drive and reboot the netbook. Make sure that during the ASUS splash screen, press ALT+F2. Then EZ Flash will run automatically and try to locate the usb drive and read from file 1005HA.ROM (in my case). 5. It takes around one minute for me to upgrade everything. DO NOT TURN OFF OR EVEN TOUCH YOUR NETBOOK DURING UPGRADE. Read the messages on the screen and when it says you can press the shutdown button, you can turn off your system. 6. Turn on your netbook again and enter BIOS to check if the BIOS version is up to date.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61awfpVe49k&feature=player_detailpage

I would say go into your Bios or System Setup and make sure your USB is enabled. If it is enabled, try a different USB Port. If it still does not work, I would try your USB Flash Drive or stick as you call it in another computer to make sure it's not defective.You get into the Bios or System Setup watching your screen to see which key to press when you first turn the machine on to boot.

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

see if you can find out why at this link... Asus Eee netbook freeze up Google Search

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

get model number and operating system and download network adapter and Wi fi adapter drivers .Then install on p.c. https://www.asus.com/support/Download/45/7/0/1/POi1J7z06m5LfgvC/41/