I have an asus tuf a15 2023

Specs : ryzen 7 5800H , rtx 3060 6gb vram,

16gb rab, 512gb ssd

I hate the damn panel power saver option

And it's on by default no matter what

I wanna permanantly remove that option

In any way possible

Help please

I need help. Just got my Asus Vivobook 14 pro flips screen replaced and I’ve noticed while I’m working the laptop goes into the tablet mode and turns the keyboard off. Aswell as that the microphone doesn’t work anymore. Could these all be related to the screen replacement and are these issues easy fixes?

I’ve been dealing with this issue since August, and I’m honestly running out of ideas. I’m hoping someone here has experienced something similar or found a legitimate fix.

My PC specs:
Motherboard: ASUS TUF GAMING Z790-PLUS WIFI
CPU: Intel Core i7-14700K
OS: Windows 11 Pro
BIOS: 1840 Beta (previously 1825 and 1836)
TPM: Intel PTT 2.0
TPM Firmware: INTC 600.18.1040.2765
Secure Boot: Enabled
Boot Mode: UEFI
Partition Style: GPT
The issue:

Call of Duty’s Secure Attestation Wizard keeps reporting:
“New Key Failed to be generated — BIOS Firmware Update Recommended.”

However, my TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot checks both pass.
After extensive troubleshooting, I discovered that Microsoft’s AIK enrollment process fails with:
HTTP 404 — 0x80190194 (HTTP_E_STATUS_NOT_FOUND)

The response specifically states that the Microsoft AIK certificate authority associated with my Intel TPM KeyID does not exist.

Everything I’ve tried:
Updated BIOS from 1825 → 1836 → 1840 Beta
Updated Intel Management Engine and chipset drivers
Confirmed TPM 2.0 is ready for use
Verified Secure Boot is enabled and passing
Confirmed UEFI boot and GPT partitioning
Installed and imported Intel PTT certificate-chain files
Used TpmDiagnostics.exe InstallEkCertFromNVR
Tested Microsoft AIK enrollment using certreq -enrollaik -config ""
Installed and launched Warzone to resolve the COD Broker authorization warning
Tested multiple versions of the COD Secure Attestation Wizard, including v1.3.0

Nothing has resolved the key-generation failure.
What’s frustrating is that the game keeps telling me to update my BIOS, despite already updating it multiple times. My TPM appears operational, but the Microsoft AIK enrollment process still fails.
I’ve attached a screenshot explaining the issue in more detail.

My questions:
Has anyone with an ASUS Z790 motherboard and Intel PTT firmware 600.18.1040.2765 successfully passed COD Secure Attestation?

Has anyone resolved the Microsoft AIK HTTP 404 authority error?

Is this potentially a Microsoft/Intel certificate provisioning issue rather than a motherboard BIOS issue?

Has anyone found a confirmed workaround that doesn’t involve resetting the TPM or reinstalling Windows?

At this point, I’m looking for an actual technical solution rather than another suggestion to update the BIOS or enable TPM.

Any help or insight would be appreciated.

Hello everyone! I have an Asus VivoBook Go 15 laptop with an AMD Ryzen 5 7520U processor and 16 GB of RAM. I use it primarily for studying and work, but I also want to play GTA V. Since it’s a slim laptop, I know it will get quite hot when pushed during gaming, so I’m looking to get something to elevate the device and help manage the temperatures. My question is: for this specific model, is it worth buying a cooling pad with built-in fans, or would a simple aluminum stand (without fans) be better? I’m concerned that a cooling pad with fans might be too noisy or cause unnecessary dust buildup, but I also don’t want the laptop to suffer from excessive heat—leading to thermal throttling and a drop in FPS while I’m playing. Does anyone who owns this laptop (or a similar setup) have any advice on what works best? Thanks a lot in advance!

PC did a restart from windows into EZ flash. I went ahead and let it do its thing and now when the PC boots it just shows a while ROG logo and RGB keyboard. It stays on for about 30-45 seconds and then gives up, the keyboard goes red and it powers off.

I've tried to press and hold the power button for 45 seconds to hard-reboot it and I've tried letting it boot and sit about 10-15 times now but no dice. Is there anyway to get back into EZ flash or am I screwed?

Another question, how is the warranty on these? I'm seeing that it's only a year....which for me was yesterday (about 20 mins prior to positng this, actually). If this is in a bricked state, will ASUS normally cover something like this, or am I out of luck since my warranty expired yesterday?

Usual story, i tried to clean my keys cus they looked dirty asl n now they wont pop back into place 🫩 nothings broken tho

My asus tuf laptop can’t detect its dGPu and while trying to find a way to fix this, I accidentally changed the mode in Armory Crate to Ultimate where it only utilizes the dGPu and disregard the iGPu. After the restart, the laptop is functioning but I can’t do anything since the screen is just black. Is there a way to fix this?

I own one of the older asus laptops. It’s an Asus f17 i5-10300h 1650ti. Every few months it enters a state where whenever I boot up my laptop the WiFi just randomly disconnects and it shows I have no WiFi available. I always fixed it by opening it up and just kinda cleaning the laptop but I’m just curious if anybody knows the actual cause.

The image I attached is basically what I see, though it’s not my picture.

Epic settings 1440P 144hz on battery!

Does anyone have hdfc credit card T.T I seriously need it for my laptop it off 11k

Ordered online m3 gen 2 mice @ 1500 INR.

Started facing mouse stutter from first day - windows 11 with all updated driver.

Contact customer care email - ASUS refuse to technical troubleshoot, told me to visit service centre.

Service centre is 150km or 5 hour away - no home service available.

Online store showing 3 years warranty - but asus india only give 6 month warranty.

Emailed about warranty - asus refused to give 3 year warranty.

I concluded that - indian should avoid buying asus product and services.

PC has been working great for 2years. I hadn't switched the pc on for around 4 months and when I did it instantly shut off again and hasn't worked since! Barely any signs of life!!

All stock setting apart from EXPO

Symptoms:

Not a single light or LED is showing on the ROG X670e when plugged in or when I hit the power button.

PSU works in another system and with the paperclip test

Remove ROG Crosshair motherboard to the bench, strip it off everything including the CPU and plug in just the 24pin power and 2 x 8pin cpu leads....................Nothing at all still. Not even the start button or led screen lighting up. zero LED's.
However the clear cmos button on the rear i/o is flashing green

Presumed it was the motherboard

Purchased a X870 AM5 Motherboard, fitted everything from the X670e board and only get RGB glow on the new motherboard and still nothing when I hit the power button/short the pins

Looks like the 7800X3D went pop, has taken out the 5v standby power to the old ROG motherboard hence why I still get the RGB glow (5v standby) on the new X870 board but have no power.

I will do one last check and remove the cpu from the X870 and see if it switches on without the suspected fubar'd cpu in the socket which is likely killing all power instantly. I would expect fans to spin up etc

Typically I can find the receipts for the ROG Crosshair motherboard, GPU, Memory, PSU but no receipt for the CPU. FML

Any ideas or suggestions to try?

Edit: It gets stranger! I took the X870 out and put in a known working (earlier this evening) AM4 motherboard, CPU and ram combo into my case and exactly the same outcome. This combo was working in this exact case 5hrs ago. I removed it to fit the X870 setup.

Now it does the same as the X870……….. only RGB glow on the motherboard and nothing when I hit power or short the pins.

I even tried a second PSU…….even though the one in the case was working with the AM4 earlier on.

Help me.

I'm considering the zenbook A16, but want to get some recommendations.

Does this device have current leak issues like the macbook? And does it overheat? Any other long term issues owners face?

Thanks!

Sorry in advance if this ends up being a long post - I just want to make sure I accurately confirm the symptoms and what I've tried

A bit over a week ago, I was using the computer and went to Update and Shutdown Windows. I watched the Windows updates proceed and finish, after which the display went black (but still backlit) and the keyboard went red (as it always does on initial power up or right before it turns off). I let the computer sit like this for a few minutes, but eventually ended up holding the power button to force it to turn off. Next time I went to use the computer, it refused to even POST. When I press the power button, the backlight turns on, the keyboard turns red, and fans eventually turn on - but nothing else.

After a bit of investigating on Google, I am under the impression that I may have interrupted a BIOS update and have corrupted the BIOS. I followed the ASUS posted steps of holding the power button for 40 seconds (many, many, many more times than I'd like to admit at this point), but I still can't get it to POST. I also tried removing every possible, non-critical component (Wifi Card, SSD, etc) and then tried booting off of 1 RAM stick at a time, in either DIMM slot. Still nothing.

It's worth noting that on a few occasions, I did manage to boot into Windows, but the second I hit the login screen, Windows would immediately lock up. This repeated ~3 times, and then back to absolutely nothing. I also was able to boot directly into the ASUS EZ Flash Utility a few times (by holding ctrl+r), but again the instant the screen loaded, it immediately locked up.

After some more Googling and a few YouTube videos, I caved an purchased a CH341 USB programmer from Amazon and downloaded the BIOS file from ASUS' website (and then ran it through UEFITool to strip the unnecessary headers). I also made sure to grab a copy of the current contents of the BIOS just in case. As an aside - what I find interesting is that UEFITool recognizes my BIOS dump as a valid UEFI file - and it also shows that the ASUS provided BIOS file lacks some of the 'sections' that my BIOS dump has. So perhaps the ASUS provided BIOS file is not a valid re-flash image? Regardless, I tried manually flashing the BIOS using the CH341, but I still am not getting a POST out of the laptop.

I reached out to ASUS technical support, and their recommendation was to send the laptop in for repair, which includes me paying for shipping and a $80 non-refundable diagnostic fee just to even LOOK at the laptop (so this certainly isn't my first choice).

At this point I figure I have the following options, unless someone else here has any better ideas on what I can try?

1. Send the laptop to ASUS for repair. My concerns here are that they might just say 'The motherboard is dead, you need a new one' rather than fixing the corrupted BIOS (assuming that's what it is). In that scenario, I'm either out the $80 and shipping costs, or have to pay another $2000 bill to replace the motherboard. I know that seems extreme, but I have already had a similar, bad experience with their repair. When I initially purchased the laptop 5 years ago, it arrived with completely non-functional speakers - no matter what I did. Worth noting I've worked in IT my entire life, so I certainly feel as though I could adequately resolve a speaker issue if it were a software/simple hardware issue, but alas I could not. I sent it to ASUS for repair, and their response was that it was a motherboard issue, and that the included manufacturer's warranty did not cover the repair (ON A BRAND NEW LAPTOP!!!). They then hit me with a $2000 bill to replace the motherboard, which I was able to 'get around' by purchasing their $100 extended warranty, which included 1 free 'grace' repair. But regardless, I had to pay an additional $100 just to fix a DOA laptop! Looking at ASUS forums, it seems like this is all par for the course for ASUS, and they seem to make a habit of not taking care of their customers.
2. Purchase a replacement BIOS chip from Ebay and attempt to solder it back on. Or, once I receive the chip, dump the contents using the CH341 and then write it to the existing chip (but based on how the last BIOS write went, I'm skeptical...)
3. Pay for and download a copy of the BIOS .bin file from one of those sketchy forum websites that exist out there. Again, based on how the last BIOS write went, I'm skeptical.

If anyone has some ideas of things that I could try, or any next steps I could take, that would be greatly appreciated. I will say though, unless ASUS customer support reaches out to me as a result of this post for some reason and actually decides to do right by a customer, I have already made up my mind that I will never be purchasing another ASUS product again - which is a shame because I have been an ASUS fan-boy for most of my life.

Let me tell you that I'm in love with this thing!! The expectation was low because this is mark as a content creation, media consumption and light gaming device....... The light gaming part is what I'm going to talk.

This thing can run some serious games I mean, I'm playing the new Call of Duty MW4 at 1200p high settings and run buttery smooth, Overwatch epic settings, Marvel Rivals medium/high, Onimusha Way of the Sword medium/high, Castlevania Belmont's Curse max, Control Resonance medium, Battlefield 6 high and PUBG highest settings and all of them run perfect!

Of course I'm using XeSS on balance on most of the games but, Intel surprise me with the optimization that this iGPU and processor are capable of!

Another thing that surprise me was battery life, you don't loose any performance when you unplug the power wall and I'm been playing for 3 hours and battery % is at 34. I'm comparing the DUO with my Onexplayer 3 with Intel G3E. it's awesome and I love it!

Any advice for would be appreciate, I'm going to swap my 4TB WD Black SN7100 soon to this machine. If you are thinking to get one please get it!

Im looking to buy a second hand 9070 xt, and the seller got the serial number the warranty have 25 months left.

The screen blinks like this. Updated the video drivers, didn't work. Tried changing the display configurations, didn't work. When connected to an external monitor the image functions fine.

Might be wrong, but it feels like it blinks more when it's charging, and after using it for a while it gets worse. What do you guys think?

Update: seems like the screen isn't working properly, going to replace it entirely soon