Allora,
buongiorno a tutti.
Cerco sempre di appuntarmi dei riferimenti alle soluzioni che trovo per
qualche problema. Ho ritrovato una serie di appunti riguardo a questo del
mio Asus, che spero possa applicarsi al problema del computer di Massimo.
Vi allego quello che trovai all'epoca che poi integrato con altre
soluzioni, porta al procedimento che a grandi linee ho illustrato.
Okkio che è lunghetto, ma se avete la costanza di leggere, qualcosa di
buono ne tirerete fuori :-)
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Link (non ufficiale) raccolta dei driver per Windows 10
https://ivanrf.com/en/latest-asus-drivers-for-windows-10/
Attenzione: dopo l'upgrade a Widows 10 le impostazioni del pannello
Power4Hybrid di Asus sono completamente sballate.
La gestione della batteria da parte di Windows 10 è completamente diversa e
quindi procedere come segue:
- Prerequisite: Torx T5 screwdriver.
- Shutdown the computer.
- Unplug AC adapter.
- Disassemble the computer in order to access to the battery.
- Disconnect the battery connector from the motherboard slot.
- Wait for 15 minutes at minimum.
- Connect the battery connector to the motherboard slot.
- Reassemble.
- Plug in AC adapter.
- Let the computer load the battery at full capacity.
Puoi leggere il thread qui:
Asus enbook UX31E - With Windows 10 upgrade shutdown
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-power/windows-10-upgrade-cause-sudden-shutdown-on-laptop/f0868556-a100-4e42-aa1f-310b98d374fa
Riparazione Aus Zenbook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGATbQ5gUtM
(questo indica, malamente, come sostituire il bios del gestore energetico)
Hi folks -
Thanks for all the hints and tips on here. Like other's, I've had issues on
my Zenbook UX21E for years, while it was running Windows 7. I never
upgraded the OS for years, other than the traditional MS updates. Under
windows, the issue was confined to sudden shutdowns while pulling the AC
power. (Honestly, I just thought it was a short in the power connector, so
I would just shut the unit down before unplugging.)
However, last week I put Ubuntu 14.04 on this machine, and the behavior got
worse. Not only would it shut down when the power was pulled, but also
after about 20 minutes of use. I installed sensors and stuck it in a
while-do loop, and forced the machine to work hard by running Fraqtive
animations.
Sure enough, when the power was less than 75% AND the heat was 80C, the
machine turned off.
After reading this thread, I updated the firmware - that helped with the
sudden shutdown after pulling the AC, but not when the 75%/80C limit was
hit while on battery. The machine would still unexpectedly power off.
So - I opened up the back, and disconnected the battery for 5 minutes.
After reconnecting and powering back up - I ran the sensors and Fraqtive
test...
....the machine stayed up until the battery ran dry, regardless of the CPU
temperature.
So, best guess is that it was a combination of issues: the outdated
firmware was responsible for the sudden shutdown when yanking out the AC
(for all the reasons stated above), and the disconnect/reconnect of the
battery clearly reset some sort of low battery reading that was inaccurate.
(Whether it was the firmware in the battery or the firmware in the Zenbook
that was issuing the false positive, I couldn't say.)
At any rate, I'm back, and the machine is quite healthy. So, thanks again
to everyone.
Rob
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this seems to fixed it for me.
Go to your power options->change plan settings for the right one when you
are on battery (mine is Balanced right now, e.g.)->change advanced power
settings, look at EVERYTHING. Under processor management, my "system
cooling policy" on battery is TURNED OFF by default, genius! That means
when my laptop overheats on battery, it will turn itself off...
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Grateful for this "life saver" that worked on Asus UX21e.
Disabling VTd in BIOS seemed to solve my problem on Asus UX21e. I had good
luck with removing the battery for 5 minutes initially and it worked for
some two months before the symptoms of unexpected power shutdown started a
full return. Now, I disabled VTd without removing battery and it is still
working at 38.2%
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Spero che aiuti!
Ciao
Claudio
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