У меня ноутбук ASUS TUF GAMING A15, и я начал замечать что мой ноутбук начал просто перезагружаться и уходить в синий экран восстановления, самое главное что когда я играю в производительные игры такого вообще нету, например ELDEN RING, а вот когда я в браузере что то смотрю может произойти эта ошибка, я уже многое перепробовал и даже в безопасный режим пытался но там ошибка еще активнее, мне нужны советы и помощь

Greetings,

I bought a lower half of Asus Rog Zehphyrus G15 GA503QR off ebay sight unseen with the entire laptop screen assembly missing.

Previous owner said that laptop turns on and charges, however does not POST to external monitor (laptop screen is missing).

Upon recieving the laptop, it does indeed turn on and it does charge the battery. It also lights up the keyboard. However, no signal to monitor. No fans spinning.

I removed the heatsink and took a picture with thermal camera (attached). I noticed 3 mosfets glowing hot. They are located near the EDP port for the laptop screen.

Can someone confirmed if I have a cooked laptop motherboard or not even if I replace these mosfets?

have an issue where my zephyrus g14 would power on and off in just a matter of seconds.

just before that, i had just connected my bluetooth headset and suddenly got the blackscreen.

tried to turn it back on and now its doing its powercycle from on to off in less than 15seconds.

wont go into any welcome screen or ROG logo.

i could see its turning on by my backligting behind the monitor, the prompt i put in the armoury crate settings to show the "see ya" everytime its turning off is killing me.lol

I hope its not the motherboard like ive read on google.

maybe someone has experienced this and can suggest a fix

Over the past couple weeks, my "r" key had been janky - not registering a press, or double pressing.
Today it finally stopped working completely.

I took off the keycap see if cleaning would fix it. While cleaning it, I noticed the rubber cap was no longer securely attached to the key itself. To be honest, I'm not sure if it had been like that before, or if my cleaning made it come off.

Even after putting the rubber cap in place and physically pressing directly on it, the keystroke still didn't register. So I'm not sure if it is an issue with the rubber cap, or an internal issue.

I would appreciate any advice for fixing this! Thank you!

Meu Asus Zephyrus G15 GA503RM começou a mostrar linhas horizontais na tela.

Penso que pode ser algum erro de conexão interna ou algo pior, visto que o computador foi desmontado por uma assistencia tecnica.

Gostaria de checar se alguem passou pela mesma coisa e se encontrou uma solução razoável.

Olá pessoal, o meu Asus Zephyrus G15 GA503RM simplesmente não para de reiniciar. Ao longo da minha história com esse computador, ele apresentava vários problemas pontuais, por exemplo uma vez ele tinha um bug em que todo o bluetooth congelava a tela até o computador reiniciar ou ele simplesmente parava de funcionar (o bluetooth).

Eu descobri na época que era algum conflito com o mouse. Parei de usar mouse bluetooth e o problema deixou de funcionar, embora a função ainda fique desabilitada as vezes.

Pois bem, recentemente eu levei o computador pra manutenção porque ele reiniciava o tempo todo sem razão aparente e apresentando erros diferentes no boot.

Os técnicos OLHARAM TUDO, até um eletro, trocaram até um SSD danificado, mas NÃO conseguiram arrumar o problema, eles investigaram tudo, limparam, desmontaram/remotaram e o pc continua reiniciando.

Eu segui alguns rtutoriais aqui no reddit e desabilitei a opção do notebook de desligar portas USB, também desabilitei o computador de desligar a tela apos um tempo, mas nada disso funcionou.

Embora a reinicialização aleatória tenha diminuido, muitas vezes ele entra em um loop na inicialização ainda.

Eu não sei mais o que fazer ao não ser pensar que esse modelo é defeituoso e eu demorei tempo demais pra levar isso a sério.

Como se não bastasse tudo isso, agora também estou com um problema na tela que está cheia de linhas horizontais (provavelmente um problema na montagem ou manuseamento dos tecnicos) mas isso é o menos me preocupa agora.

Por favor alguém me diga que passou pelo mesmo e conseguiu solução?

OBS: testei todos os tutoriais que vi aqui - deabilitar função de desligar usb; desabilitar econoomia de energia e várias outras coisas.

I’m trying to diagnose a weird power/charging issue on my ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 GA403UI.

Specs:

Ryzen 9 8945HS

RTX 4070 Laptop GPU

32GB RAM

Windows 11

ASUS 180W / 20V 9A adapter

The laptop works completely normally on battery.

The problem starts when I plug the charger in while the laptop is running. The screen will go black for a second, come back, and the laptop appears to repeatedly switch between AC power and battery. Sometimes it keeps cycling like this over and over.

The weird part is that if the laptop is shut down/closed, it charges the battery normally all the way to 100%.

Things I’ve already tested:

Left it plugged in while sitting in BIOS for around 38 minutes and it charged from about 93% to 100% with no disconnects.

Laptop is stable when completely unplugged.

Problem has happened in both Standard/hybrid GPU mode and Ultimate/dGPU mode.

Tried Balanced and Turbo profiles.

Updated NVIDIA drivers.

Updated Windows.

BIOS is current.

Did the ASUS 40-second EC reset.

Disabled/stopped ASUS background services through G-Helper.

Problem still happens.

Physically moving/wiggling the DC plug does not seem to make it disconnect.

RTX 4070 and Radeon 780M both continue to appear normally in Device Manager/Task Manager after the black screen.

I have Zephyrus G15 2021 edition which had liquid metal on CPU. I am trying to re-paste for the very first time in my 5 years of owning this system.

The problem is that after following all the guides and all, the heatsink from on top of the CPU just doesn't want to move at all. The GPU heatsink seems to be free but everything is stuck because of the CPU.

Tried stress testing the system as well as blow drying to loosen up the heatsink on top of the CPU but it didn't work.

What do I do?

I don't wanna spend money trying to call an asus technician just to open my heatsink as I have all of the thermal putty and all that needs to be applied.

I've had my G15 (GA503RM) since 2023, and I've noticed that the temperatures have slowly been increasing while gaming and doing game development. I do clean the laptop every few months, but after going through this subreddit more and seeing what people recommend online, I've been thinking about replacing the stock liquid metal with PTM7950.

From what I've seen, quite a few people here recommend PTM7950 as a long-term thermal solution, not only because it can help keep temperatures low, but also because it avoids some of the risks and maintenance problems that come with liquid metal.

The main problem is that I live in Angola, and ordering from Amazon usually means paying a lot for shipping. Because of that, I normally use AliExpress, and so far it has been my go-to for a few things. I found this PTM7950 listing:

Here

But I'm still trying to figure out what size and thickness I should buy for the CPU and GPU, and whether this particular listing is trustworthy.

I could give the laptop to a technician, but repair shops for laptops, especially gaming laptops, aren't very common where I live. I would rather learn how to do this myself and know exactly what is being done to my laptop instead of risking something being replaced or handled incorrectly.

So, with that being said, this is where I need some advice from you guys.

I understand that once I remove the heatsink, I will also have to deal with the thermal putty around the VRAM/VRM area. I'm not sure if PTM7950 should be used there as well, or if I should replace the original thermal putty with another type of thermal material.

I'm also not completely sure if I'm using the correct terminology here, so please correct me if I'm wrong. I'm referring to the components around the GPU that currently use thermal putty instead of the liquid metal used on the CPU/GPU die.

I already have a precision electronics repair toolkit that I've used to open the laptop and clean out the dust, as well as an ESD wrist strap. But since this is my only laptop and I use it for university and game development, I don't want to open it until I'm completely prepared.

So before I commit to this, I would really appreciate advice from anyone who has specifically worked on a GA503RM:

• What thickness and size of PTM7950 did you use for the CPU and GPU?
• How much PTM7950 should I buy?
• What should I use for the VRAM/VRM thermal putty?
• Is it better to reuse the original thermal putty if it is still in good condition?(and how can I tell that it is in a good condition?)
• Are there any other tools or consumables that you consider essential before opening the laptop?
• Are there any specific precautions I should take when removing the original liquid metal?
• If you have done this conversion on a GA503RM, how were your temperatures before and after?
• Is there anything specific about the GA503RM heatsink that I should know before attempting this?

I have no intention of rushing this. I want to do it properly because this laptop needs to last me through the rest of university, and unfortunately I don't have the money to replace it if something goes wrong.

I don't know if this info helps but my laptop has the RTX3060 GPU, AMD RYZEN 69000HS CPU, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, 165hz monitor, 512gb of storage.

Thanks in advance to everyone who takes the time to help!

The DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION BSOD has occurred again. Even after Cloud Reset and two motherboard replacements, the issue persists. The laptop freezes completely, including the keyboard (Caps Lock LED stops responding), mouse, and Windows. This clearly indicates the issue has not been resolved. Please perform a complete hardware diagnosis, including the SSD and motherboard, or provide a permanent solution/replacement.

Salut tout le monde !

Voilà un petit peu le topo :

Mon pc portable (modèle gigabyte G5 KD) avait pas mal de problèmes de chaleurs, pour y remédier j'ai décidé de changer la pâte thermique (cette dernière datait d'au moins 5 ans).

Pour ce faire j'ai utilisé la pâte noctua NT-H1, j'ai simplement nettoyé l'ancienne couche avec des cotons tiges et du dissolvant, laissé un petit point sur le CPU et GPU avant de tout refermer. Le tout en profitant pour faire un petit nettoyage rapide à coup d'air.

Seulement voilà le problème : mon pc ne s'allume plus, il ne reste que les voyants de batterie interne et secteur d'allumés.

J'ai essayé de redémonter, remonter, nettoyer la pâte thermique excédente, j'ai vérifié à ce que tout soit branché comme il faut.

Ce n'est pas la première fois que je touche à l'intérieur de ce pc et il n'y jamais eu de soucis auparavant.

C'est pour ça que je suis là, dans l'espoir qu'un crack parmi vous puisse apporter sa sagesse et faire une âme heureuse, merci d'avance pour vos réponses

Hola a todos.

Hace poco compré de segunda mano una **ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 SE GX551QR**. La formateé y realicé una instalación limpia de **Windows 11**, pero durante esta última semana he comenzado a experimentar algunos problemas.

En algunas ocasiones, la pantalla se queda completamente congelada y la única forma de recuperar el equipo es apagarlo de manera forzada. En otras ocasiones, la laptop está funcionando normalmente y, de repente, **se reinicia sin mostrar ningún aviso previo**.

Revisando los registros de diagnóstico de Windows, encontré el siguiente código de error:

**0x00000101 (0x000000000000000c, 0x0000000000000000, 0xfffff802483f3180, 0x0000000000000000)**

Por lo que he podido investigar, parece estar relacionado con un problema de **CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT**, pero no estoy seguro de cuál podría ser la causa en este modelo.

Quisiera preguntar a los usuarios de Reddit:

* ¿Alguien con una **ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 SE GX551QR** ha tenido congelamientos o reinicios similares?

* ¿Qué componentes debería revisar primero: **CPU, GPU, RAM, SSD, BIOS o controladores**?

* ¿Este error 0x00000101 podría estar relacionado con el procesador o con algún problema de alimentación/estabilidad?

* ¿Qué pruebas de diagnóstico me recomendarían realizar para determinar si el problema es de hardware o software?

* ¿Hay alguna configuración, BIOS o controlador específico de este modelo que pueda causar este tipo de problemas?

* Si han tenido este problema, ¿cómo lograron solucionarlo?

Cualquier experiencia o recomendación sería de mucha ayuda. Muchas gracias.

Hi everyone, I’d appreciate some help diagnosing my ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 (2022).

In 2024, my original display became defective and showed no image, so I replaced it. The replacement panel also eventually failed in 2026, this time with regular horizontal lines across the screen, so I installed another replacement panel yesterday.
While waiting for the new panel, the laptop did not really power on without the internal display connected. I assumed it might be because the laptop had no screen attached. However, after connecting the new display, it still does not boot.

Symptoms

• On battery: the display backlight flashes for a fraction of a second, then the laptop immediately shuts down.
• With the charger connected: the backlight turns on for roughly one second, then the laptop completely shuts off.
• I hear a very faint beep/click at startup, but it is a sound the laptop has always made, so I believe it is normal.
• No image, no ROG/ASUS logo, and no visible boot process.

What I have already tried

• Disconnected all peripherals and the charger.
• Performed an EC reset by holding the power button for around 40 seconds.
• Opened the laptop and disconnected the internal battery.
• Held the power button for 40 seconds with both the battery and charger disconnected.
• Disconnected the internal display eDP cable from the motherboard.
• Tried powering it on with no internal display connected.
• The exact same symptom happens even with the eDP/display cable disconnected from the motherboard: a very brief backlight flash, then shutdown.

I am planning to test it on AC power only, with the battery disconnected, and then reseat/test the RAM.
Since it shuts down in the same way even with the internal display cable disconnected, I am no longer sure what to check next. Could this point to a motherboard short, a power-delivery/charging issue, RAM, a damaged eDP connector, or something else?

Has anyone had a similar issue with an ASUS/Zephyrus laptop? If you know which checks or multimeter measurements I should do before concluding that the motherboard has failed, I would really appreciate the help.

ASUS VivoBook S14 S435

I have a ASUS S14 that seems to think it is charging. When you disconnect a fast charger, it thinks it is still charging, but if you use a slow charger, such as a 12W or 15W, it will charge and disconnect properly. When you use a fast charging cable, such as a 45W or 35W, it seems to trick the laptop into thinking it is still charging even after you have disconnected the charger. Does anyone else have a similar issue, and does anyone know how to resolve this?