Recent content by Romanio0089

Yea, of course, TPM 2.0 only lacks on old computers, as if 3 years was old. Willing to risk what damage ? Where is the computer damage coming ? From Win11 ? Seeing this from tom's guide makes me sad.

I think your power button is dead. What I said to do was to try to find, by dissasembling the keyboard, the pins that correspond to the power button on the power button + keyboard connector on the motherboard. The power button is using the same connector with the keyboard, but it is seperated at...

Hello, I am having a problem with my ASUS UX31A fan. I just replaced the motherboard withg a REV 4.1 instead of a REV 2.0 because I saw online that the only differences are the amount of RAM offered and the i7-3537U. So, I installed the motherboard, and everything is working fine except that...

I have finally bought a new motherboard. It's a REV 4.1 and fan is always spinning at full speed. Seller is telling me it's because the version is different, so I am trying to find a proper fan. At the end of the day, the battery wasn't the isse for me.

Then maybe somwthing got wrong with the fan connector or the temperature sensor in your laptop.

You might have killed the new fan and the old fan is probably faulty. I wouldn't be surprised if the fan died if you removed it while in function.

Sounds like a DC jack port that is faulty but you said that they resoldered connectors related to the "power supply" so maybe that was already replaced. Then it might be the a power chip (charging chip) that has gone bad on your motherboard but I would be surprised that the laptop is still...

Make sure you are pressing the good key to access BIOS and make sure you are spamming the key BEFORE you press power button. It you still can't access BIOS, when the laptop is on, force shut it down and try accessing BIOS again. That worked for me when I couldn't access BIOS.

Yeah it's probably overheating. Maybe, you haven't checked into the fan assembly because most dust is hidden in there. Make sure there is no dust covering heatsink fins and make sure there is none inside the heatsink itself.

I think your problem is that: there is dust in the fan assembly, and/or your thermal paste is cooked and your laptop is overheating. You can dissasemble your laptop and check for any dust that might have accumulated in there and change thermal paste if it is completly hardened. Make sure you...

I think the problem is that: if you did not tweak power settings in Windows (or any operating system you use), when you are on battery, the GPU runs on a power saving profile and it basically runs less powerfully (to be simple) than when you plug in the PC. When you plug in your PC, GPU goes on...

As rgd1101, BGA (Ball Grid Array) means the CPU is soldered to the motherboard. It is nearly impossible to do if you do not have the necessary tools and more importantly, the soldering skill. This means it is basically nearly impossible to change the CPU.

I unfortunately can't help you that much for your power button issue because I already searched about it (when the board was not buzzing yet) and I found nearly nothing. The thing is, the battery shouldn't make my board die because it just worked completly fine before all of that happened. The...

Thanks for that, I realize the battery might be the source of the problem. But after doing some more tests, it became worse, a lot worse. Now when I plug in AC adapter, nothing happens, no buzzing sound and AC LED is green. I unplug the charger, plug in the battery and the motherboard starts...

Hello, You cannot repair a screen. You need to replace it.