I'm using Asus N43J. I can't find it at any lowyat tread.

Btw, any link for re-format my com?? I'm not very sure about the steps. I scare I screw it up. Thanks!!

update asus zenbook ux31A and ux32VD PLSSSSSS

i have a problem here.. after i format my lappy asus A53s using a recovery. i cannot run a few application such as fn+ key not responding except brightness. my power management also not function. i already install back the software but problem still there. any other solution that can i solve my problem.

Guys.. anyone is using A45VM-VX029V here? cant find any review online... now i am considering this unit with dell XPS 14Z... can anyone give me some good info?

Came out a couple of months already. The new A, G, N and UX series are now using Ivy Bridge processors. Just look for the processors whose numbering starts with "3" like i7-3610QM.

I'm guessing that the shop did a full reformat in order to install the cracked version hence wiping out the partition. Why on earth do you even need W7 Pro?

Your model is very old already lah

Just google for the steps.

It's alright, I had some hands on with it last month and I can say the case is more solid that before but it's just an upgrade over the previous A3 series.

Here's a review of its big brother, the K55VM by NotebookCheck. http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Asus-K...ok.77878.0.html

Any UX32VD user here? Am getting this, just wanna see if there's anyone who can offer 1st hand personal view on this ultrabook..

gonna get my n56vz-S3008V soon..

any shops to recommend?

and what should i be looking out for when I inspect the laptop

I doubt there are any at the moment. But what kinds of info you need? I'll try to answer them as best as I can.


Must it be from a physical retail outlet?

Preferably from a retail outlet..unless there's something better..lol

Well, could always find our friendly LYN seller, devour. He'll deliver to your doorstep if you're in the Klang Valley. Excellent seller he is.

hahaha..thanks for replying Alex..but i already bot them...just picked it up this morning...and left it to update everything it needs to update...then found a faulty key



other than the faulty ALT on right, everything else is solid so far...

what i feared most just came true ..needing to go lowyat KL to their service centre

Actually, since it's new your customer rights allow you to get a one-to-one exchange.

depends on how the seller help

Oik! Where you come from?!

Hi guys, back from a long hiatus.

I've been looking into modifying my laptop; thus far I've sorted out the problem about the loose/floppy keyboard by applying sticky tack.

I'm looking at a replacement fan for the laptop, as well as a screen.

Any idea what screens are going to work, and do I have to disassemble the base of the laptop to get to the screen, or just the monitor bezel?
I'm looking at replacing the original CMO 1366x768 with preferably a 1600x900 one. Gaming performance is not my utmost concern; rather I find it very constricted to work within 1366x768.

This post has been edited by SBS888G: Jul 15 2012, 12:27 PM

hi guys, i am using n55. unfortunate has happen just now as I want to play dvd somehow the cd goes on top of cd rom casing (metal) and below the keyboard i guess. it stuck there. need some advice. thanks in advance.

sent it in to Asus SC in Lowyat on Saturday...the CS guy just say they will replace the keyboard altho i believe that fully depends on the techs...if they feel it can be fix, they will try to fix it...but 1 to 1?? i believe its a bit far fetch...

my seller simply ask me "send to Asus, it will be faster" so...help?? what help??

You have to disassemble the base to get to the hinges and remove it so you have full access to removing the bezel. As for the screen, if I'm not mistaken, you would have to change the LCD display ribbon adapter as well if you want it to support a display greater than 1366x768.

Can you find a screw to that holds down the DVD drive and remove it?

Well, depending on where you buy it as well. I got my old laptop from Sri Computers and the HDD died within the week. So I went back to them where they would have given me a new unit but since the exact model was out of stock they opened up a newer but lower end unit to burn the recovery disc to see if they could perform a system recovery. Failing that, they just send it to Asus and I got it back with a brand spanking new HDD the next week which is still running strong today.

unfortunately for me, its not the case...my seller didn't want anything to do with the unit or me after the sales been cleared.

on Saturday when i sent it in, the CS said my unit should be ready by Monday or Tuesday. but till this morning (Wed) no calls from them, so i called up the hotline...apparently, the notebook is new and there's no replacement parts for it and they have to indent from Taiwan...which usually takes 2-3 weeks!!!!!!

how sad can it be...bought myself a new notebook but don't get to use it for 3 weeks....so instead, i told them i'm gonna take the unit back un-repaired and once they have stock for the replacement keyboard, they inform me and i'll turn the unit in again...

I have a feeling you can repair the keyboard yourself. One of the legs on the key may be broken or misaligned.