Recent content by penguintech

What is the make and model number for the tablet?

That part you are showing is the dedicated VRAM chip.

If there is a password you will need to know it to be able to make ANY changes in BIOS

It's probably dead. Any kind of hardware fault or board failure can cause these symptoms.

You need to replace the charging cable most likely. What does it do with the battery removed and the laptop running on AC power only? Try that and see if the light is still orange. If it's green, or at least it's normal color, and solid, and the laptop functions normally, then it's probably a...

Laptops have been designed to work within a safe temperature range, normally 120 to 220 degrees F (50 - 105 degrees C). This range refers both to optimal usage temperature of the outside environment.

BIOS is not something to be played with.... when it comes to BIOS updates, I usually believe if it ain't broke don't fix it applies. as you are experiencing, it can cause more problems than it is worth. BIOS Factory reset for ASUS as follows: Hold down Ctrl+Home, then hit power button. keep...

you are actually still in the safe range for running temps on a laptop. max running temp is 100 C

run virus / malware scanner. but it's a definite possibility that your wifi card has failed. replacements are cheap and they are easy to replace. it's possible that because it has failed, it is no longer detected in the device manager, which would be why you couldn't see it listed in device...

you can't "revive" a dead battery, you can only replace it.

press and hold the power button until the machine turns off

probably would be wise to get an actual replacement charger before the one you made damages your laptop

shouldn't have an issue. both are FS1 sockets. these days for the most part the proc is soldered to the board, but older models like the DV6 have a removable CPU.

ebay or the manufacturer would probably be best to find the proper motherboard

only way to fix it would be replace the motherboard.