Recent content by eggbrook

Alright everyone, I am looking for a durable ultra portable but fully capable laptop, I am not interested in tablets. Battery life is very important to me, as is speed and efficiency of the machine in general.I will be using Windows 8.1 64bit on either machine I buy, I am currently looking at...

I would have originally suggested warranty them out to Logitech, as I have the same set of headphones and I haven't had any issues with them, I have had them for 3 years now. If after all that they still don't work, my suggestion would be to just bite the bullet and purchase another pair, I...

You would have to ask the web host.

On my G73JW which is a older model than yours, but likely similar in case design, there is a panel on the back that allows you to access 3 of the four memory slots on that particular motherboard, for the G73JW there is a fourth underneath the keyboard. So does your G75 have four slots of ram...

We cannot help you as it is against forum rules to help anyone retrieve any sort of password, as we cannot prove you are the owner of said device. Sorry

Uninstall the Asus power management software, its just bloatware anyway

It would work, but at the same time in this day and age I wouldn't suggest to anyone buying a machine with less than 4 gigabytes of ram. Simply because many programs are rather ram intensive, windows included, and generally you can find a machine around the same price that comes with the extra...

Well it says it right in your post "Wear % after an year and a half: 21.1%" You've worn your battery down by 21%. Meaning at full charge it is rather than say 100% it is actually 79%. It will keep getting worse over time. Batteries for laptop usually need to be replaced every 2 - 3 years if...

Go to the voip's website, then register to it, then you can connect.

We need way more information then "windows keeps failing" What exactly happens? Does it post at all? Does it get to the Windows loading screen then restart? Be as specific as possible or no one will help you.

The dvd drive is likely just unable to play the format of films. This sounds odd but each player has a region code and I remember it being a real issue for older dvd players/dvd computer drives to play some titles. The only way to fix this is to replace the drive, which isn't bad most can be...

Yup, It can't distinguish which power source to use. like ahnilated said, the voltage regulator is dead.