New kid on the block needs HELP with an ASUS U52F laptop

Discussion in 'PC Hardware' started by dakile, Jun 15, 2012.

  1. dakile

    dakile MDL Novice

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    Guys and Gals I need help!!!!
    I have an ASUS U52F laptop, was using it in the morning left the power cord out and walked away, came back and tried to wake it but no go. I powered it off and tried to start it up again no luck there either. I have searched everywhere:mad: found a thread suggesting to remove the battery and power supply hold the power button for 45 sec. that worked but just the fan came on for about 2 min. then off. Had to repeat the process to get the fan on again. Tried a new battery, HD, everything short of a hammer.
    ASUS say's there is a bios reset button on the bottom but I'll be danged if I can find it.
    Anybody have a suggestion besides getting a MAC? This particular laptop is 2 month over the ASUS warranty period. The tech support from ASAS said take it to Best Buy and have them fix it :rofl6:.
    Please help if you can, you are my last resort besides the hammer.
    SOrry this is so long
     
  2. jayblok

    jayblok MDL Guru

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    if you go to best buy,you might as well buy another laptop,especially if ASUS support is useless,as always :D
     
  3. Muerto

    Muerto MDL Debugger

    Mar 7, 2012
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    It would vastly help if you posted in the correct forums.

    Welcome to MDL, dakile.
     
  4. griffinforrest

    griffinforrest MDL Novice

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    sounds like a problem with your memory/ ram. you could try taking both sticks out, and trying one at a time. along with the unplug- batt out- power button deal. for sure keep your old hdd too, chances are its not that. a computer will post with no hdd/sdd, but it will not without memory. maybe even take new hdd back and use that money to get a new kit of memory. good luck!:cap:
     
  5. RawData

    RawData MDL Member

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    Apparently we have quite different results with ASUS support. :movingtongue:


    Dakile, if my memory serves, there is a reset "button". Well, I vaguely remember using a pin to press it, as it was more like a small reset "hole". Like the one in front bezel of optical drive for mechanical eject. Then again, perhaps I'm thinking different laptop? :eek:
     
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