Asus Eee pc 1005hab windows install issue. I need help!!!?
I recently purchased a computer for my birthday. after 3 months of working fine, i turned on the computer and a messaged popped up, 'The computer restarted unexpectedly or encountered an unexpected error. Windows installation cannot proceed. To install windows, click "ok" to restart the computer, and then restart the installation.' Now when i click ok, the same message pops up and it will do this for hours until i give up. i googled how to fix this and the most helpful result was put disc in computer and reinstall, but the only problem is my computer doesn't have a place to put in a disc so that won't help. What do i do?????????????????????
How to restore asus laptop without a recovery cd ? help pls?
Start your Netbook and press the F9 key on your keyboard until you see a loading screen. The restoration program prepares the files needed for the operation. A message appears asking if you want to perform the operation, you will lose all files on your machine. Confirm by clicking ?. The restore process is done automatically, without any human intervention. At the end of the restoration, the machine will reboot on its own, and make configurations. A restart is performed again, and you find yourself on the setup process of Windows, same as the first boot after buying the Netbook.
My laptop is taking too much time to start I have a windows 10, what is the problem please help?
There are two ways to go about this: Kill apps from starting automatically when booting into windows. You can do so by going to Task manager (ctlr + alt + delete) and then clicking on the start up tab. It looks something like this: Note that I have disabled all applications from starting up automatically, except two: GlassWire and f.lux, which I absolutely need.The second option is to enable quick boot up. Windows enables this by default. However, check if you had disabled it sometime. For this, you can open windows explorer and type in "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Power Options\System Settings" or, search for "Power Options" on the start menu, and click "Require a password on wakeup" from the sidebar. It looks like this: Fast startup (aka: hiberboot, hybrid boot, or hybrid shutdown) is turned on by default in Windows and is a setting that helps your PC start up faster aftershutdown. Even faster than hibernate. Windows does this by saving an image of the Windows kernel and loaded drivers to the hiberfile (C:\hiberfil.sys) upon shutdown so when you start your PC again, Windows simply loads the hiberfile (C:\hiberfil.sys) into memory to resume your PC instead of restarting it. Courtesy: Fast Startup - Turn On or Off in Windows 10
What happens if I turn off my computer during Windows updates?
It's very unpredictable as it depends on what part of the OS the update was working on when you turned the power off. It could render the system unbootable, get stuck in an infinite boot-reboot loop and whatnot.If you are reading this before shutting down your system then there is a neat trick that could solve your problem. Usually if the updater is trying to update USB or DVD drivers, it will be stopped by any device plugged into those ports. It usually stops at 92-99% if this happens. In that case simply remove all peripherals that are not necessary like USB mice, keyboards, pendrives etc and you will notice that the update proceeds in a few minutes.If you are here after the unfortunate incident then not to worry. As of now windows doesn't even know that something is wrong. It tries and tries really hard to find the correct files to boot up but they simply don't exist. So we need to make it realize something has gone wrong and display the recovery options.Boot windows normally and wait for it to get stuck.Then long press your power button to do a hard reset.Repeat this around three to four times and windows will now take you to the troubleshooting window!Select from the options to either refresh your windows, which will leave all personal data untouched, uninstall all non default apps and clear registry, or restore windows from a previous restore point.The latter is your best choice and usually before any major update, windows makes a system restore point. If not then it's your bad luck and the restore point may be well in the past. But it's nothing to fret over because all your personal files will still be there. It's just the windows settings and features that will be old.Good luck! It's windows… you’ll need it :p
ASUS G751 Laptop black screen? HELP!!?
A couple of days ago my Asus G751 laptop has been going to a black screen after the "Republic of Gamers" loading screen. At first, it would stay at the ROG screen for a while, then take me to the log in page but when I put in my password it would stay stuck at the "Welcome" loading screen. Currently, after the ROG screen it just goes straight to a black screen. I can still see the mouse and move it , but nothing else. ALSO, when it used to take me to the log in page a day ago, I tried to hard reset it, you know clean all my files, but when I tried, it always gave me an error page saying it couldn t reset the computer. PLEASE HELP! I don t know what s wrong and I am not much of a computer person!