I got my hands on an ASUS TP500L missing a hard drive, I replaced that and it's now working fine.

One problem is that the bottom panel screws were missing when I got it from the thrift shop. It clips closed but I'd like a more secure fit using the 10 screw holes.

Any advice on what the thread and length of the screws are or where I could find that info would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

SWW

⟐ Answer accepted 5월 24, 2019 at 7:10 GMT-7

The SSD is a SanDisk SSD 128GB which is soldered to the board. I wonder if it would be feasible to unsolder it from the board and solder it back onto a M.2 or mSATA board.

The idea would of course to be able to recover the information stored on it.

Many thanks in advance for the answer(s) …

As requested, a picture of the SSD:

⟐ Commented 2월 05, 2019 at 18:19 GMT-7

I wish to recover the ssd soldered and back it up.

Does someone know a way?

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the ifixit details presented, but where do I buy a new battery? I don't see a listing for

it anywhere.

⟐ Answered 10월 14, 2017 at 15:48 GMT-7

The battery in question was brand new, installed by Asus. But the laptop was unused for a prolonged time. Is there a way to revive it? I even opened the area where the controller is. Can anyone please help?

Thanks. How many volts should the power source be. Where can I get a power source. Can I apply directly to the internal power pads of the battery? The voltage for the first three pins is 12.5, the next two are 3.3

⟐ Answer edited 3월 24, 2024 at 5:27 GMT-7

My laptop: ASUS TP300LA

⟐ Answered 9월 11, 2022 at 23:09 GMT-7

I am so sorry, I forgot to add the images

⟐ Answer accepted 6월 27, 2021 at 17:33 GMT-7

1.) When my device is charging (AC Adapter plugged in), my USB ports don’t function properly. Devices with a large current draw (I.E. my iPhone) constantly connect & then disconnect. Low-power devices (I.E. usb mouse, flash drives) function fine.

2.) When I unplug my device from AC power, the USB ports function fine with all devices, but my screen flickers.

I’ve eliminated the possibility of this being a software bug, it happens even in BIOS settings & on multiple OS’s.

I have a feeling this is something to do with a ground issue, or a power circuit, but I don’t even know where to start when it comes to those things without proper information. Which is why I’m here.

Thanks in advance.

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⟐ Answered 7월 22, 2020 at 18:12 GMT-7

when i press the power button , the green power indicator turns on but nothing displays on the screen.

What happened before this problem:

the laptop would freeze up while in use and indicate a message that the display adapter driver needs to updated , switching to Microsoft basic display driver

at times i noticed a square box at the middle of the screen during the driver issues

i tried ding a windows 10 upgrade to the latest version available. however , i did not complete the update due to data connection failure after about 13% progress.

i switched it off , and turning it back on has failed since then.

what i have tried :

it has a non-removable battery so i opened the back flip cover , removed the battery and pressed the power button for about 10-15 sec . powered it up , same result.

i then decided to power it up , then check if it is actually on , by inserting a memory card . it plays the plug in sounds , when i plug it on and off , so the system is actually up !

ive checked the screen for any signs of breaking . there’s none.

PLEASE assist .

thanks.

⟐ Answer accepted 6월 28, 2019 at 4:15 GMT-7

So I’ve just received a family member’s Asus Transformer Flip which appears to have no signs of life. The battery LED does not illuminate when plugged in (tried with two different chargers) nor does anything when the power button is pressed. I’ve already tried a hard reset, removing the battery and attempting to use it then, as well as cleaning out the RAM/RAM socket and using a different SO-DIMM. I feel though that this may be an issue with the DC jack or the motherboard itself.

Thanks in advance.

⟐ Answer accepted 6월 04, 2019 at 4:28 GMT-7

I am able to connect to my internet at uni. So i don’t think it’s my computer. But if every other device connects, does that mean it isn’t my internet either?

I’m confused on how to fix this issue. I’ve restarted my modem and my computer. This does not fix the issue. Does anyone know any solutions?

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⟐ Answered 4월 16, 2019 at 20:14 GMT-7

Initially my device was working just fine (touch and pen both were working). My younger brother had it for 2 weeks.

Now when I have it back, tablet mode is only supporting pen.

Touch is not working.

⟐ Answered 2월 26, 2019 at 6:19 GMT-7

# Holding the power button down until white led flashes 5 times (camera side led turns on, no other response from device than that)

1. Holding power button for 10 seconds (similar to 1. but after the 10 second mark the camera led turns off)
2. Holding down “Windows Button" and power button simultaneously for 15 and 30 seconds (same result as 2. Tried holding them as if normal power on[2 or 3 seconds])
3. Holding the volume up/down button and power button simultaneously (Same result as 1. Tried it for 15-30 seconds but results in the same reaction as 2.)
4. Holding power button for over a minute (Same result as 2.)

Also tried all the methods listed above with the power connector plugged in. I also tried them with the battery unplugged before I charged it.

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⟐ Answer accepted 9월 17, 2018 at 5:10 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 8월 29, 2018 at 4:01 GMT-7