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I've been meaning to update my bios but all the guides I've seen on youtube shows that the file comes with a BIOSrenamer, but my files didn't. I have an Asus tuf F15 FX506

What should I do?

Before explaining my problem let me write down my PC specs:

1. Ryzen 5 5600

2. Corsair Vengance LPX - 3200MHZ (16x2) Total 32 GB RAM

3. Gigabyte Gaming OC RTX 3070ti

4. Asus Prime B550M-A WiFi II

5. Crucial P3 Plus - 1 TB Nvme

6. Crucial BX500 - 240 GB SATA SSD

7. Seagate Baracuda - 1 TB HDD

\*\*Problem:\*\*

So I was playing games on my PC the other day when suddenly the Pc just force restarted, I didn't lose power or anything. It booted up after restarting and again after 2 mins of booting it again restarted and the third time I couldnt even login to windows it just force restarted itself. After a few more times of force restarting itself, it entered that windows recovery setting and I tried to enter the Bios Coz I thought it might be because of XMP, but as I clicked the Statup repair setting on windows my Pc got stuck. And from since then, I haven't been able to get into the Bios Properly, I had to use many workarounds but it isn't working.

\*\*Tried Solutions\*\*:

1. Reseated Ram, Gpu and even cleared CMOS still wasn't able to get into the Bios.

2. Thought it was my Hard Drive causing the problem since its pretty old, disconnected it still wasn't able to get into the BIOS.

3. Disconnected all my Storage Devices, and then tried to boot, Got the Amercian Megatrends page and pressed F1 (image attached) I was finally able to get into BIOS for a brief moment, as soon as I restarted I was again stuck in the Asus Splash screen and none of my keyboard inputs were working. Also tried diffefent USB ports including front panel ones in case USB Ports were shorted, sometimes I could get into the BIOS and sometimes stuck in the splash screen.

4. Don't think my Storage Devices are bad since I tried them on a different PC and all of them were working. So what's the issue? And how can I Fix?

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to buy an **ASUS TUF Gaming A15 (Ryzen 7 7445HS)** from **Amazon** (or possibly Flipkart).

A few of my friends told me that I **won't be able to purchase the official ASUS extended warranty (1+2 years)** if I buy it online. They said ASUS requires the **seller's signature/stamp on the invoice**, and that Amazon/Flipkart only provide a digital invoice without any seller stamp.

I'm confused because I've also seen people saying they successfully bought the official ASUS extended warranty after purchasing from Amazon or Flipkart.

So I wanted to ask people who have actually done this:

* Were you able to buy the official ASUS 2-year extended warranty after purchasing from Amazon or Flipkart?

* Was the Amazon/Flipkart PDF invoice enough, or did ASUS ask for anything else?

* Did you need a seller's signature or stamp?

* Did you face any issues while registering on the ASUS warranty portal?

If you've gone through this process recently, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Thanks in advance!

Hey so I'm kinda tight on budget and can't spend more than 55k on a laptop.Im getting galaxy book 4 i5 16gb in 53k on sale,but I'm kinda scared due to the bad reviews.I want a laptop which could last atleast 3-4 years.Can galaxybook 4 users tell me if it will be fulfilling my criterias?

Any vivobook 15 owner can please share their review.Im getting vivobook 15 in 56k on flipkart.Is it worth it or I should check more.Im just a uni student who wants laptop for studies.

Fully disappointed and wasted.
I'm looking for advice from anyone who has had a similar experience with ASUS support.

I'm facing a recurring Wi-Fi issue where my laptop loses Wi-Fi after waking from sleep and turning it off entirely the Wi-Fi Icon as well. This isn't the first time I've reported it.

Service history:

• First repair: The service center informed me that a Wi-Fi-related hardware component was replaced. The issue returned.
• Second repair: The operating system was reinstalled, which erased all my data. I accepted it, hoping the issue was resolved, but it returned again.
• Third repair (current): The laptop has now been with the ASUS service center for over 17+ days.

I've contacted customer support multiple times, escalated the case, and even reached out to the executive support team. Every response has been generic template, saying the laptop is with the engineering team. I still haven't received a diagnosis, repair status, or an expected completion date.

as a software engineer, this laptop is my primary work device, so the delay and lack of communication have been frustrating.

has anyone experienced something similar with ASUS? How long did it take to resolve, and is there any other escalation path that worked for you?

I'd appreciate any advice or shared experiences.

r/techsupport r/ASUS r/Asustuf

Hi everyone!

For a while, I have been using my laptop for gaming, and I felt that it always underperformed.

My specs: ASUS Vivobook Pro M6500QC (15.6'' - AMD Ryzen 7 5800H - RAM: 16 GB - 1 TB SSD - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050).

A few weeks ago, I decided to look into what could be causing the issue. At first, I thought that forcing the preferred graphics card in the NVIDIA control panel would solve it, but heavier games, like Rainbow Six Siege, would still stutter and suffer from FPS drops.

Later, I found out that manually speeding up the fans solved the stuttering issue, but it introduced a new one. Now, when I play "heavier" games, the PC just shuts down completely (no blue screen, just hard power off).

For reference, here is everything I've checked:

• Battery Cap: I normally have my battery capped at 60% (via MyASUS), but I tested changing it to 80% and 100%. The shutdowns still happen.
• Power: The computer is always plugged in, although not directly into the outlet, but i have tested it and it makes no difference.
• FPS Lock: I locked my max frame rate to 60 FPS in the NVIDIA Control Panel, but the shutdowns still happened.

I finally got the computer to stop shutting down by locking the FPS to 58 and changing the laptop's power profile to Balanced instead of Performance mode.

However, I want to understand what I actually need to fix, as this solution feels more like a band-aid than an actual cure. Does anyone know what the underlying hardware issue might be and how to properly fix it? Thanks in advance!

I eventually want to upgrade my laptops performance with a egpu but afraid i will get little to no performance boost, although my laptop has pretty good specs i would love an second opinion.

Asus Zenbook s14 OLED (UX5406S)

Intel i7 Ultra Series 2 258v

Intel Arc Graphics

32gb LPDDR5X RAM

1tb

What parts can i use with a egpu that will truly boost my performance in all aspects - maining gaming

Below is the list of the components I have on hand. I guess I'm worried that Lian Lia uses a special connector cable different than Corsair for example and I won't be able to figure it out before I start the build in 1.5 hrs. The reason I chose to not go with the Lian Li fans is simple - overpriced and the Lian Li ecosystem is not as advanced as Corsair yet.

Please if there is something I am missing let me know so I can try to go buy at MicroCenter or Best Buy before they close.
Am I good using the cables that come with the Lian Li PSU?

I TRULY APPRCIATE THE HELP AND GUIDANCE ON THIS IMPUSLE BUILD....lol!!!

1. CASE - Lian Li O11 Compact (white)
2. PSU - Lian Li EG1000G Edge Gold PSU (white)
3. AIO - Corsair iCUE LINK TITAN 360 RX RGB AIO (white)
4. FANS - iCUE LINK QX120 RGB 3 FAN KIT (white)
5. FAN - iCUE LINK QX140 RGB 1 FAN EXPANSION KIT (white)
6. MOTHERBOARD - ROG STRIX Z890-A GAMING WIFI MOTHERBOARD (white)
7. GPU - GIGABITYE AERO OC 16 G GEFORCE RTX 5070TI GPU (white)
8. CPU - intel CORE ULTRA 9 UNLOCKED SERIES 2
9. HD - 4 TB SAMSUNG 990 PRO PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD
10. HD - 1 TB SAMSUNG V-NAND SSD 970 EVOPlus NVMe M.2
11. HD - 1 TB SAMSUNG SSD 860 PRO
12. HD - 1 TB SAMSUND SSD 860 EVO
13. RAM - Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 32 GB 6400 MHz two dims

https://preview.redd.it/cw8gij3uzgbh1.jpg?width=2038&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=97d8aa5f9df7bf9e3a187b2aac1d7eeb834ba85e