Hi there,
I have ASUS ROG GL 702VM laptop. The laptop's display suddenly went off without working load on it but the laptop was still powered on. I sent the laptop to ASUS tech support to examine it and they told me that the laptop's mobile GPU is dead(GTX 1060 6 GB) and it requires a new motherboard which is not a cheap solution. The problem makes sense because that laptop has an awful cooling system. I just want the laptop to get its display working to have the laptop working again. Unfortunately, the laptop doesn't have its SSD and therefore no OS to boot on. The laptop is entering BIOS and the only thing I can do there is to exit from it.
I tried a bootable USB and it didn't boot on it. I also tried to reset CMOS to make sure that the integrated graphics is not enabled in BIOS but it seems I need to enable it.
So I have some alternative solutions to get working with:
View: https/youtu.be/8Xanr4jkmEc
Facing a similar problem but with a desktop GPU and his theory is that due to overheating, the GPU soldered components may disconnect from the PCB that cause the GPU not to work. The solution for that is to expose the GPU to a sufficient temperature for soldering so not soldered parts come back to the PCB peacefully and he really succeeded in doing that.
This is the last solution to go with eventually. (surely without using the oven)
For now, what I really need is screenshots for the BIOS from a similar laptop to enable the integrated graphics or a way to boot on the USB to use intel AMT.
Thanks in advance.
I have ASUS ROG GL 702VM laptop. The laptop's display suddenly went off without working load on it but the laptop was still powered on. I sent the laptop to ASUS tech support to examine it and they told me that the laptop's mobile GPU is dead(GTX 1060 6 GB) and it requires a new motherboard which is not a cheap solution. The problem makes sense because that laptop has an awful cooling system. I just want the laptop to get its display working to have the laptop working again. Unfortunately, the laptop doesn't have its SSD and therefore no OS to boot on. The laptop is entering BIOS and the only thing I can do there is to exit from it.
I tried a bootable USB and it didn't boot on it. I also tried to reset CMOS to make sure that the integrated graphics is not enabled in BIOS but it seems I need to enable it.
So I have some alternative solutions to get working with:
- A similar laptop to view the BIOS from it to enable the integrated GPU
- Connecting an external GPU using the mini PCIe interface
- installing a hard drive or and SSD having an OS to be able to use Intel AMT
Facing a similar problem but with a desktop GPU and his theory is that due to overheating, the GPU soldered components may disconnect from the PCB that cause the GPU not to work. The solution for that is to expose the GPU to a sufficient temperature for soldering so not soldered parts come back to the PCB peacefully and he really succeeded in doing that.
This is the last solution to go with eventually. (surely without using the oven)
For now, what I really need is screenshots for the BIOS from a similar laptop to enable the integrated graphics or a way to boot on the USB to use intel AMT.
Thanks in advance.
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