Hi, i have plenty of troubles with this : Asus P5G41T-M LX : no standby, no shutdown and random reboot, mostly on flash... plz help !
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i would agree with the captain ...make sure you are virus free and make sure your driver software is up to date and or properly installed .. although unlikely , some of the issue may also be due to reestry errors
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Do you have the current BIOS and have you scanned for a virus. If you have done these two then I would do a system restore to a point before your issues started. Go to the forums at Tomshardware and search for similar problems. You can post your issue but will need to give more details such as OS, CPU, Power supply, and did anything change (software update or hardware upgrade) prior to this issue.
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Dont bother with the Asus, the firmware is awful. Sexy unit, worthless software. Im trying the E4200 tomorrow.
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Just got one of these too and swapped out the RAM. Exact same problem that you guys are talking about. It only seems to shut down completely with the original stick that came with the netbook. I've been trying every single configuration option for the last 5 hours, and nothing seems to work. Please let me know if you hear of any solution out there.
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Have a similar problem-battery says charging but us always 0% and I can not unplug without it turning off. Called Asus-surprise they only warrenty the battery for 6 months. Very frustrating.
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1) did you make sure the heat sink was applied properly? what kind of temps are you getting @ bios when you reboot. 2) power supply: how old? what kind of wattage? 3) Have you tried doing any other intensive tasks like gaming or running a test app like SuperPi? Does it shut down then?
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i experience similar situations, i.e. jumping to 90% randomly, mine seems ok since i put in an extra 4gb of ram? apart from that can't really help, good luck.
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Hi again, I checked ASUS web site after reading a post about problems with 4 gig sticks. There is a bios update to address memory compatibility issues and also a USB issue.Dan
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It was definitely a boot issue? If it randomly wouldn't boot, I would agree with the others, contact HP through the web or phone support. The laptop came with a pamphlet that should has the support # on it.
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Did you change out the 1gb of ram that originally came with it? Do you only have this problem on battery power? If so the cause of the problem was identified under a comment pertaining to a review of the ASUS 1005PE-PU17 Black netbook
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I had problems with the device also. Trying to do a BIOS upgrade, was not recognized. Found an older one and it worked for me.
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It's a problem with the machine. It would do that whenever mine went to sleep and started up again. I tried everything, and talked to everyone with no success. I returned it. I got the V5-552PG-x809 when it went down to $669 and it is incredible. Everything works as it should.
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l flashed the device with a custom R O M. ( Finless from Freak tab ). The ROM has a power app that will power off, reboot etc
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Dear Customer,We are sorry to hear about your situation. Please contact us at aps_support@asus.com and we will gladly assist you in registering for ADW warranty.Best Regards,ASUS SUPPORT TEAM
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I've had mine about a month and have had no such issue. I would try a different video cable and power cord, then call Asus support.
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No, and I would not recommend this Mobo to anyone! Asus also just so happens to have some of the worst customer support. Give it a try call them tell them you just bought something of theirs that is defective and its to late to return it to the store. They will want you to pay for the S&H; to and from them even if they make mistakes.
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If I remeber correctly, it has to do with the BIOs not being up to date. Try updating the BIOs first. Or check to see is the ASUS AI Suite isn
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I'm sorry, if it was purchased brand new. You can chat with Asus support on their website. Give them the serial number and they will advise you regarding the warranty and what steps to take.